The Transit Connect is Ford's compact panel van, introduced in Europe in 2002 to replace vans made from the Escort and Fiesta and built on a dedicated commercial platform. The first generation was made by Ford Otosan in Turkey, the second in Valencia, and the third is a rebadged Volkswagen Caddy made by Volkswagen in Poland. Ford imported it to North America from 2010 as a passenger van converted to cargo form to avoid a tariff, and ended North American sales after 2023. This site gives every generation and every model year its own page, in 3 generations: the first generation (2002 to 2012); the second generation (2013 to 2020); the third generation (2021 to 2026).
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manufactured and marketed by Ford since 2002
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The first-generation Transit Connect was assembled by Ford Otosan (Kocaeli, Turkey) along with Ford Romania (Craiova, Romania).
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the model line is assembled by Volkswagen in Poland
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The Ford Transit Connect is a compact panel van manufactured and marketed by Ford since 2002.
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The Ford Transit Connect is a compact panel van manufactured and marketed by Ford since 2002.
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manufactured and marketed by Ford since 2002
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The Ford Transit Connect is a compact panel van manufactured and marketed by Ford since 2002.
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