The dashboard and other interior trimmings mirror what non-commercial family offerings from Ford.

A fully-trimmed interior has carpet, available heated leather seats and other conveniences new to the Transit Connect wagon, which previously was similar a commercial van with seats mounted in the cargo area. Inside is where Ford makes the biggest transformation of the Transit Connect wagon. Wheel choices are 16 or 17 inches, and the wagon can tow up to 2,000 pounds. Seven-passenger models are about as long as a Toyota Highlander at 189.7 inches, while five-passenger models measure 173.9 inches, which is shorter than a Honda CR-V.Īvailable exterior features include rain-sensing wipers, heated washer jets, panoramic sunroof, and a choice of a rear liftgate or symmetrical hinged doors. With a utilitarian box shape, the Transit Connect wagon still has the profile of a commercial vehicle with a tall roof to fit as much inside as possible. Newly available is a turbocharged 1.6-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder engine with estimated mileage up to 30 mpg on the highway. It now features some of the conveniences of a minivan or crossover, such as available navigation, advanced multimedia systems, big sunroofs and different trim levels. An all-new interior and redesigned exterior give the wagon a less-commercial look compared to previous wagon versions. The Transit Connect wagon is more than a cargo van with seats for 2014.

The Transit Connect wagon features sliding doors like a minivan, has a payload capacity of up to 1,200 pounds and is powered by a choice of two engines offering up to an estimated 30 mpg on the highway. The small Transit Connect wagon can carry up to seven occupants in three rows and has new conveniences similar to a minivan or crossover SUV.Ī short-wheelbase model has room for five occupants in two rows, while the longer-wheelbase model has three rows and room for seven. The 2014 Ford Transit Connect wagon is a people-carrying version of Ford’s Transit Connect cargo van.

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