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The most recent Ford Transit Connect minimized business van is accessible in two separate wheelbases. Contrasted with the past era Transit Connect, the more diminutive one is 6.7 inches shorter long while the bigger one is 9.1 inches longer. Both of the new forms, then again, are almost 7 inches shorter in tallness contrasted with the first-gen Transit Connect, which implies taller people won't have it as simple moving around inside as they did with the more established van.

Other than the distinctive wheelbases, the Transit Connect is offered in payload van or traveler arranged wagon body styles. Trim levels are involved base XL, midlevel XLT and, for the wagon just, the extravagant Titanium. All the freight vans could be had in short- or long-wheelbase structure. The XL and Titanium wagons are long-wheelbase just and seat seven; the XLT wagon might be had in either short- or long-wheelbase forms and accordingly situates five or seven, separately.

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