Used Ford Transit Connect for Sale

Standard safety features include anti-lock brakes, hill-start assist, stability control, front-seat side airbags and side-curtain airbags for each seating row. Ford's Curve Control is also standard. This feature is essentially a more sophisticated form of stability control, where it can cut engine power and apply the brakes automatically if necessary. Rear-parking assist is standard in the XL Wagon and higher trims. Ford's Co-Pilot360 with blind spot alert, cross-traffic alert, lane-keeping assist and adaptive cruise control is standard in XLT of the Wagon and Van and the Titanium Wagon. It is optional on the XL grade.

In government crash tests, the Transit Connect Wagon received four out of five stars for rollover crashes. That's the only third-party crash test that has been performed on any version of the Transit Connect.

2020 Mercedes-Benz Metris Passenger Van -- Bigger and more expensive, but still a useful, well-judged size and perfectly capable. Now comes with the choice of a longer wheelbase.

2020 Ram ProMaster City Wagon/Tradesman -- Also based on a European van, with class-leading power. No option for a third row, though.

2020 Nissan NV200 -- Built on the same platform as the Nissan Sentra compact sedan, the NV200 is another major competitor to the Transit Connect Cargo Van. Pricing is lower, but the NV200 is also smaller than both the ProMaster City and the Transit Connect.

Used Toyota Sienna -- Spacious, comfortable and more family friendly. It's also the only minivan to offer all-wheel drive.