2014 Ford Transit long wheelbase high roof extended body

At a Glance

Drive Types RWD
Engines V6
Transmissions A6

The new Ford Transit replaces the long-running E-Series vans in the US market. Available in two different wheelbase lengths, 3 different body lengths and three roof heights, there are six different sizes available. The smallest of these configurations is roughly the same size as the old E-Series vans with the larger sizes equaling those of the large Sprinter vans. A switch to unibody construction, gives the Transit a low load floor which will make loading cargo and passengers easier. Ford plans a variety of powertrains for the Transit including a 3.7l V6, a 3.5l turbocharged V6, and a 3.2l diesel, each more fuel efficient than the large displacement engines of prior vans.

What Changed:

The new Ford Transit replaces the long-running E-Series vans in the US market. With a variety of lengths and heights, the Transit is offered in about 6 different sizes. The two wheelbase lengths of 130 in. and 148 in. bracket that of the outgoing E-Series at 138. With three roof heights, the Transit ranges from 83.5 in. to over 110 in. Ford plans a variety of powertrains for the Transit including a 3.7l V6, a 3.5l turbocharged V6, and a 3.2l diesel. The Transit also loses the E-Series body-on-frame construction utilizing a unibody structure made of high-strength steel.

Model/Trim/Package Engine Original MSRP
Transit MWB LR V6 A6 RWD TBD
Transit MWB MR V6 A6 RWD TBD
Transit LWB LR V6 A6 RWD TBD
Transit LWB MR V6 A6 RWD TBD
Transit LWB HR V6 A6 RWD TBD
Transit LWB EL HR V6 A6 RWD TBD