2010 Ford Transit Connect Wrapped for Your Business

The Transit Connect proves once again it is the right size for multiple companies.

If the wrong set of wheels is holding back your business, you are ready for the one-of-a-kind Transit Connect.  This all-new, right-sized business vehicle combines the room and versatility of a van with the efficient of a large car.  So it can swallow cargo, sip gas and park in a tight space, all while standing out in a crowd.

The 2010 Ford Transit Connect gets you in and out of tight spaces with agile maneuverability.  Its low vehicle heights let you slide into parking structures that keep taller trucks out on the street.  Plus, its economical size means that Transit Connect Van’s curb weight is just 3470 lbs.–almost 1500 lbs. less than a full-size van.  That’s one big reason why it gets 22 mpg city / 25 mpg highway (according to EPA-estimated small van class).

The 2-seat Transit Connect Cargo Van provides a huge cargo box with all-around access, and near-vertical sidewalls let you make the best use of all that space.  Sliding doors on both sides of the van let you load and unload the front half of the cargo area, or help position long items being loaded from the rear.  Any way you look at it, Transit Connect is wide open for business.

UHR Rents recognized these great facts about the 2010 Ford Transit Connect and recently purchased four units from us.  Below are some photos of one of the Transit Connects.

Contact Carl Ziegaus today at Beechmont Ford in Cincinnati, OH, to purchase and wrap your very own 2010 Transit Connect(s).  Carl can be reached at (888) 261-8619 or at cziegaus@lormargroup.com.

The all-new Transit Connect is engineered and tested to thrive in conditions that are harder, faster and tougher than most of its drivers will see.  Its Built Ford Tough on a rugged, commercial vehicle platform, with over 600,000 sold worldwide since 2003.

Related articles

• Ford to debut all-electric Transit Connect van (reviews.cnet.com)
• Chicago Preview: Ford rolls out production Transit Connect Electric and Taxi variants (autoblog.com)

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