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Ford will dramatically expand the configuration options offered in its full-sized Transit cargo van, the eventual replacement for the E Series vans. Transit comes in 150, 250, 350, and 350HD configurations with single or dual rear wheels. There are two wheelbases (130-in. regular and 148-in. long), three overall lengths and three roof heights. People who are 6-ft. 5-in. tall can stand up inside the high-roof option.
- Three engine choices: 3.5-L EcoBoost V6, 3.2-L Powerstroke Diesel, and 3.7-L gasoline V6 (CNG/LNG prep capable)
- Six-speed transmissions.
- Ford expects fuel efficiency to improve 20% to 50%, depending on which power trains are compared
- Left-hand sliding door available on medium- and high-roof boxes
- Rear doors swing open 270 degrees on long-wheelbase and jumbo configurations
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