Check out the video overview of the 2014-MY Ford Transit Connect van that shows the vehicle's various features.
With the launch of the 2014 Transit Connect, the vehicle is now available in both van and wagon versions, with the wagon allowing for seating up to seven. So far this year, Transit Connect Wagon represents 34 percent of total Transit Connect sales. Compare that to the first-generation Transit Connect Wagon, which topped out at just 13 percent of total nameplate sales in 2013.
The top five retail markets for Transit Connect and Transit Connect Wagon this year are New York, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Boston and Chicago.
In 2012, Ford revealed the second-generation Transit Connect and Transit Connect Wagon at the North American International Auto Show as 2014 models. For the first time in North America, long-wheelbase versions across the Transit Connect family were offered.