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Ford Transit Custom (second generation)

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The second generation was unveiled in September 2022 with production at Ford Otosan from 2023, the first Transit Custom with a semi trailing arm independent rear suspension, giving a lower floor. The Tourneo Custom followed in November 2022, with electric, plug in hybrid and diesel versions and an Active crossover variant. Its model years run from 2023 to 2026. The Transit Custom was Ford's mid size van, in the Transit range between the Transit Connect and the larger Transit.

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Source Wikipedia: Ford OtosanLead paragraph, ownershiptier 2
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equally owned by Ford Motor Company

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Source Wikipedia: Ford Transit CustomLead paragraph, buildertier 2
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produced by Ford Europe since 2012

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Source Wikipedia: Ford Transit CustomSecond generation (2023)tier 2
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with production to commence at Ford Otosan in 2023
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  • Second generation (2023)
    The second generation Transit Custom was unveiled in September 2022, with production to commence at Ford Otosan in 2023.
  • Year: Second generation (2023)
    The second generation Transit Custom was unveiled in September 2022, with production to commence at Ford Otosan in 2023.
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    produced by Ford Europe since 2012
  • Second generation (2023), passage 2
    On November 22, 2022, the passenger version, the Tourneo Custom, was revealed.
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