The Ford Transit Cargo Van delivers what your business needs most: maximum uptime, flexible cargo space, and lower operating costs. This workhorse handles daily routes, equipment hauling, and delivery schedules without breaking your budget. You get proven reliability, configurable space up to 487 cubic feet, and tech that keeps drivers productive on the road.

Is a New Ford Transit Cargo Van Right for Your Business?

Run the numbers. If you're spending money on repairs, losing time to breakdowns, or struggling with inefficient cargo layouts, the Transit Cargo Van solves these problems. Choose from three roof heights, three lengths, and multiple door configurations to match your exact workflow. No paying for space you don't use or squeezing loads into vans that don't fit.

At Gordie Boucher Ford of Menomonee Falls, we work with business owners who need vehicles that earn their keep. Our commercial financing options include terms that match your cash flow, and our trade-in program gets you top dollar for your current vehicles. We'll help you spec the right configuration the first time.

Key Features That Impact Your Bottom Line

The Transit Cargo Van cuts operating costs while boosting driver productivity. Here's what makes a difference in daily operations:

Three roof heights (low, medium, high) and three wheelbases mean you pay for exactly the capacity you need
Best-in-class turning radius makes tight urban deliveries and parking lot navigation faster
Standard Ford Co-Pilot360™ reduces accident risk and insurance claims
Available 10-speed automatic transmission improves fuel economy on highway routes
Upfitter switches come pre-wired for easy equipment installation without expensive custom work

Choose between gas and diesel engines based on your routes. The 3.5L EcoBoost® V6 delivers strong acceleration for stop-and-go city work. The 3.5L Power Stroke® diesel maximizes fuel efficiency on longer hauls. Both engines meet your real-world demands without premium fuel requirements.

The Business Case for the Transit Cargo Van in Menomonee Falls, WI

Local businesses choose the Transit Cargo Van because it reduces total cost of ownership. Lower maintenance costs, better fuel economy than older vans, and higher resale values protect your investment. The configurable interior means one van can handle multiple jobs instead of running a larger fleet.

At Gordie Boucher Ford of Menomonee Falls, we understand Wisconsin business conditions. Our service team keeps your fleet running, and our parts department stocks what you need. Check our current commercial specials, contact our commercial vehicle specialists for fleet pricing, or schedule a test drive with your actual cargo to see how it fits.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What cargo space configurations are available?

The Transit Cargo Van offers three roof heights and three wheelbase lengths. Low roof provides 246-278 cubic feet, medium roof gives 310-342 cubic feet, and high roof delivers 404-487 cubic feet. Choose the configuration that matches your cargo without paying for excess capacity.

2. What's the fuel economy difference between gas and diesel engines?

The 3.5L EcoBoost® gas engine typically delivers 14-16 mpg in mixed driving, while the 3.5L Power Stroke® diesel achieves 18-22 mpg on highway routes. For fleets logging over 25,000 miles annually, diesel often pays for itself within three years through fuel savings.

3. How much can the Transit Cargo Van tow?

Maximum towing capacity reaches 7,500 pounds when properly equipped. This handles utility trailers, small equipment, and supplemental cargo for contractors and service businesses in the Menomonee Falls area.

4. What safety features help reduce insurance costs?

Standard Ford Co-Pilot360™ includes automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assist, and blind spot monitoring. These systems prevent accidents that cost you time and money. Many Wisconsin insurance carriers offer discounts for vehicles with these active safety features.

5. Can I add shelving and equipment after purchase?

Yes. The Transit includes factory upfitter switches and mounting points designed for aftermarket equipment. This eliminates expensive custom wiring and speeds up installation of shelving, ladder racks, and specialized equipment. Multiple upfitters serve the Menomonee Falls area.

6. What's the maintenance schedule and cost?

Oil changes occur every 10,000 miles, reducing downtime compared to older vans. Routine maintenance costs run approximately 20% lower than comparable vans over the first 100,000 miles. Extended warranties are available for businesses that need predictable maintenance budgets.

7. How does the Transit handle Wisconsin winters?

Available all-wheel drive provides confident traction in snow and ice. The Transit's proven drivetrain handles Milwaukee-area winters reliably. Many local contractors and delivery services run Transits year-round without seasonal vehicle swaps.

8. What's the typical delivery time for a custom configuration?

Stock configurations are often available immediately. Custom orders typically arrive within 8-12 weeks depending on factory schedules. We'll provide exact timelines based on your specifications and current production schedules.