Ford Killing The Transit Connect In America | Carscoops carscoops
in 2015. However, sales have been declining for years and the company moved a mere 25,140 units in 2022.
While the van certainly wasn’t as flashy as the Bronco or Mustang, it starts at $34,100 and is available in cargo van and passenger van configurations. Both are powered by a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that produces 162 hp and 144 lb-ft of torque.With the Transit Connect dying, small van fans are out of luck as Ram discontinued the ProMaster City last year while. This was proceeded by the death of the Chevrolet City Express in 2018.
Small vans haven’t been the only victims as the mid-size Mercedes Metris is going away shortly. As a result, customers better like the Ford Transit, Mercedes Sprinter, and
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Ford Retires Its Thankless Small SUV Alternative, the Transit Connect VanThe versatile Ford Transit Connect van would be perfect for most Americans' needs compared to an SUV.
Read more »
Ford to officially discontinue the Transit Connect after 2023 model yearThe Ford Transit Connect is officially dead in the U.S. after the 2023 model year wraps up, Automotive News confirmed.
Read more »
What local transit advocates think of the MBTA's new leaderTransit advocates are cautiously optimistic that newly appointed MBTA General Manager Phillip Eng can get the system back on track. Meanwhile, Salem holds an election to winnow down the field of mayoral candidates and Boston releases a list of events for 'One Boston Day.'
Read more »
In Boerne, battle lines drawn as transit plan vote loomsAs city leaders weigh a new transit plan, Boerne residents expected to raise their concerns about encroaching urbanization in the swiftly growing Hill Country city.
Read more »
Public Transit Advocates Outline System’s Pressure Points Ahead of Chicago Mayoral ElectionBuses that never show up and unreliable train travel times. Filling a CTA staffing shortfall. And a push for better bike safety. Those are just a few of the transit topics on the minds of voters.
Read more »