Is a 2013 Ford Transit Connect front-wheel drive?

Available as a van or wagon, the front-wheel drive Transit Connect is powered by a proven 136-hp 2.0-liter Duratec four-cylinder engine, matched with a four-speed automatic transmission. …

What is the difference between Transit Connect XL and XLT?

The XL has a basic AM/FM stereo with four speakers. The XLT comes with an upgraded audio and infotainment system. The XLT still only has four speakers, but it features Ford’s SYNC 3 system. This gets driver’s a bigger display screen and more connectivity options.

What does XLT mean for Ford Transit?

Passenger Wagon

Can you stand in a Ford Transit Connect XL?

The specifications on the Ford Transit show the cargo height for the long length option, coupled with the medium roof gives you 72 inches of standing height. The long and the extra-long versions with the high roof both have just over 81 inches of standing height.

Can I sleep in a Transit Connect?

The Ford Transit Connect is pretty small by campervan standards. You can’t quite stand in it, and the LWB model is JUST long enough to sleep in for most normally proportioned people. There are only two seats, so it’s really only an option for the solo traveller, couple, or close friends.

Can you convert a Ford Transit?

Some companies will convert your van for you, offering predesigned and custom options. But if you can’t, or don’t want to, pay the steep price, consider doing your own conversion. While not as iconic as the Mercedes Sprinter, the Ford Transit is a popular choice for a DIY campervan conversion.

How much does it cost to turn your van into a home?

Costs will vary, but generally a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter conversion will cost between $30,000 to $32,000 with all of the features for living on the road full-time. Depending on factors such as materials, systems and features, you could spend as much as $150,000 to convert your van.