Van Description
The Ford Transit Connect Limited is a compact, efficient small van built for businesses that need manoeuvrability without sacrificing practicality. Powered by the 2.0 EcoBlue 120PS Auto engine, it delivers dependable performance for daily trade and courier work.
The LWB (long wheelbase) configuration offers a payload of up to 715kg and a load length of 2209mm, giving a practical balance of capacity and manoeuvrability for urban and daily business use.
Key Features
- Adds: 16in alloy wheels
- Air conditioning
- Heated windscreen and heated door mirrors
- Auto lights and wipers
- Keyless starting
- Rear-view camera
- 2.0 EcoBlue 120PS Auto
- 8-speed automatic
- LWB (long wheelbase)
Perfect For
- Electricians & plumbers
- Couriers & delivery businesses
- Mobile technicians & engineers
- Florists & small retailers
- Cleaning & maintenance businesses
- Locksmiths & security fitters
- Sole traders & small businesses
- Facilities management companies
- Fleet operators
- Growing businesses needing a compact, efficient van
Common Uses
The Ford Transit Connect LWB is one of the most popular small vans on UK roads thanks to its manoeuvrability and low running costs.
Ideal for carrying:
- Trade tools and equipment
- Parcel and courier deliveries
- Small business stock and inventory
- Pipework and cabling
- Signage and small equipment
- Compact maintenance kits
- Retail and market stock
- Office and business supplies
- Personal and light business errands
- Mobile workshop conversions
Why Choose The Ford Transit Connect Limited?
The Transit Connect has built a strong reputation among UK trade and courier businesses thanks to its reliability, compact size and low running costs. The Limited trim offers a comfortable, well-equipped specification, modern safety technology and strong value for money, making it a dependable choice for businesses that need a compact van capable of handling daily tasks.
Compact, efficient and built for work, the Ford Transit Connect Limited is a proven business partner ready for whatever the working day throws at it.


