Van Description

The Ford Transit Limited is a spacious large van built for businesses that need serious carrying capacity. Powered by the 2.0 EcoBlue 170PS engine, it delivers dependable performance for demanding daily work.
The L3 H3 (long wheelbase, high roof) configuration offers a payload of up to 1180kg and a load length of 3533mm, giving a practical balance of capacity for large-scale trade and logistics use.

Key Features

  • Adds: LED headlights
  • 8in TFT digital display
  • Full parking assist suite
  • Thatcham Category 1 alarm
  • Load compartment lighting
  • Heated front seats
  • 2.0 EcoBlue 170PS
  • 6-speed manual
  • L3 H3 (long wheelbase, high roof)

Perfect For

  • Builders & general trades
  • Removals & logistics companies
  • Property maintenance companies
  • Fit-out & shopfitting businesses
  • Couriers & delivery businesses
  • Telecoms & utility contractors
  • Facilities management companies
  • Mobile workshop conversions
  • Fleet operators
  • Growing businesses requiring large load capacity

Common Uses

The Ford Transit L3 H3 is one of Britain’s favourite large vans thanks to its class-leading payload and load space.
Ideal for carrying:

  • Trade tools and equipment
  • Building materials
  • Furniture and appliances
  • Pipework, conduit and cabling
  • Parcel and pallet deliveries
  • Palletised goods (up to 4-5 Euro pallets)
  • Business stock and inventory
  • Signage and exhibition equipment
  • Maintenance equipment
  • Mobile workshop conversions

Why Choose The Ford Transit Limited?

The Transit has earned its reputation as one of Britain’s favourite commercial vehicles thanks to its reliability, practicality and low running costs. The Limited trim offers a premium level of standard equipment, modern safety technology and excellent value for money, making it the ideal choice for businesses that need a dependable van capable of handling almost any task.
Spacious, reliable and built for work, the Ford Transit Limited is a proven business partner ready for whatever the working day throws at it.