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Holland, Michigan, United States
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2011 Ford Transit Connect XL Cargo Van Overview Ford continues to offer the award winning Transit Connect in the small commercial van segment. Combining flexibility, functionality, and reliability, the Transit Connect presents a unique and versatile answer to the business owner who needs a vehicle for delivery, service, or small work crews. Available as a van or wagon, the front-wheel drive Transit Connect is powered by a proven 136-hp 2.0-liter Duratec four-cylinder engine, matched with a four-speed automatic transmission. Sliding rear and split-opening back doors are available with or without windows. . Standard features include front and side airbags, anti-lock brakes, front cloth bucket seats, a low maintenance vinyl floor behind the front seats, and full 180° opening back doors. The 2011 Ford Transit Connect is a carryover from 2010. This item has a performance exhaust, backseat and air-suspension added after purchase. This vehicle is capable of carrying up to 3500lbs. We have two sets of tires: The stock which are pictured (winter tires) with brand new immaculate hubcaps (not pictured) and a set of 20"black rims with low profile tires. The stock rear tires are worn and need replaced, besides this, the car runs excellent. |
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