Andy Picton, specialist RV analyst at Glass’s, examines the performance of the new and used light commercial vehicle market.

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The Ford Transit Connect range is a fairly easy one when it comes to the number of shapes and sizes on offer. There are two different lengths and only one height. You can have both lengths in either ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Matthew MacConnell covers the evolving world of motoring. The first baby Transit appeared in Europe in 2002, replacing the Escort ...

Micro camper vans are the most beginner-friendly type of camper van. Today, I'd like to share with you a custom with plenty of clever design features that you can hopefully take inspiration from for ...

Today's Nice Price or No Dice Transit Connect electric is touted by its seller as a "piece of automotive history." Let's see if its price sets some sort of historical record. The 2014 BMW 328d wagon ...

Compared to Europe, Ford’s current van lineup in North America is relatively limited, consisting only of the full-size Transit and the soon-to-be-discontinued Transit Connect. However, a recent ...

Dropping a segment GM had already abandoned for the past several years, Ford will no longer sell the Ford Transit Connect van in either the U.S. or Canada following the 2023 model year. The Ford ...

And then there were none. Ford on Tuesday said it’s discontinuing its Transit Connect small van in the United States after the 2023 model year. A planned successor, based on the Ford Maverick pickup, ...

There is a lot to like about the Ford Transit Connect, but speed isn’t one of them — it was designed to haul people and gear rather than, well, y’know. An odd and awesome exception to this rule is ...