The Ford Transit Connect is officially dead in the U.S. after the 2023 model year wraps up, Automotive News confirmed with Ford. It was reported last year that ...

Ford currently imports the Transit Connect from Spain. The automaker last year developed a plan to produce a next-generation version, code-named V758, at its Hermosillo Assembly Plant starting in ...

At issue in the case was the claim, made by U.S. Customs and Border Protection and federal prosecutors, that from 2009 to 2013, Ford imported Transit Connect vans with "sham rear seats and other ...

Meanwhile, the Transit Connect suffers from underwhelming powertrain options, few tech features you'd expect on a vehicle like this, and uncompetitive pricing. We have suggested looking elsewhere ...

Ford gave its official reasoning for ending the Transit Connect with excuses of reducing global manufacturing costs and complexity along with "decreased demand for the compact van segment." A ...

The Ford Transit Connect is a small van available in both cargo and passenger variants. Currently, the US gets its supply of these vans from Spain, and while a successor could have come from ...

There is a lot to like about the Ford Transit Connect, but speed isn't one of them — it was designed to haul people and gear rather than, well, y'know. An odd ...

This could nearly spell the end of the small commercial van segment in the U.S., in which the Transit Connect was by far the reigning best-seller, with over 30 percent market share as of Q2 2022.

The 2024 Transit Connect blends Ford’s no-nonsense workhorse style with Volkswagen’s clever MQB platform. Expect solid diesel options plus a new plug-in hybrid for city-friendly driving ...

Ford on Tuesday said it’s discontinuing its Transit Connect small van in the United States after the 2023 model year. A planned successor, based on the Ford Maverick pickup, has also been ...