$16,995

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2021 Ford Transit Connect Passenger Wagon XLT. Seats 7. Looks & runs excellent. New PA safety inspection. Easy instant financing! In a world where modern minivans’ size and price are anything but mini, the 2021 Ford Transit Connect is a breath of fresh air. Available as a cargo van or passenger wagon, the Ford Transit Connect is small enough to slice through traffic and fit into a residential garage, yet roomy enough to be a delivery star or seat a family of seven. The Transit Connect’s two primary rivals are the Ram ProMaster City and Nissan NV200 but many think the Ford is the best in its class. It has kept up with the times by adding active safety systems like automatic emergency braking as standard, while also offering commendable creature comforts such as the latest smartphone integration. The Transit Connect is a refreshing change compared to standard minivans or big cargo haulers, and that approval also applies to the way it drives. Rather than a lumbering van, the Transit Connect feels more like a small crossover SUV. It is relatively nimble, and its size makes it a cinch in the city. Whether you’re making deliveries all day or dread pulling into a parking space at a busy shopping center, you’ll appreciate the Transit Connect’s easy driving manners. The driving experience in the Ford Transit Connect is simply better than in the Ram ProMaster City and Nissan NV200. Moreover, it’s also more modern. The Ford Transit Connect has active safety features that aren’t even available in the Ram and Nissan. It comes standard with forward-collision alert with pedestrian detection and automatic emergency braking, and offers a full suite of active safety and driving aids like adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist. This long-wheelbase Transit Connect passenger van, comes with three rows of seating for seven passengers. This XLT provides the Sync3 infotainment system that bundles a 6.5-inch screen and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto integration that's a nice upgrade over the simple 4.2-inch infotainment screen that's standard on the XL model. The Ford Transit Connect looks quite dapper for a minivan. It's better proportioned than the first-gen model that arrived in the U.S. around a decade ago, and more stylish than its current Ram and Nissan rivals. But function takes priority form in vans, and here too the Transit Connect works very well. Its boxy body provides headroom galore, and more than ample space for people or cargo in back.

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