You have 10 seconds to explain why you don't own a Ford transit
>rear wheel drive
>can fit your whole family
>can carry all your shit
>can tow
>more practical than a car or a truck
>can be had with a porwerful ecoboost v6 engine
>faster than whatever shitbox you currently own
>good handling
>can take it to track days
>rapes bmw's on the burgerking
Literally the perfect vehicle, prove me wrong
protip: you might
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I actually own a Ford Transit with the 3.7L V6 gasoline engine. The specs on the EcoBoost version are pretty insane. I think it's like 310hp/400 torque
Anyways, they are pretty good vehicles overall. My biggest complaints are that the suspension is very unforgiving and the steering is way too light. It's kind of annoying to drive on the highway or over shitty road since the light steering makes it very sensitive to input.
because i dont need a ford transit
well i think it's EPS is it's anything like other modern ford cars. i wonder if you can tune it and modify the TC and EPS for more sporty feels.
Because it's two fucking meters wide without the mirrors, and the last time I had to fit a full size van down my driveway by the house I needed a spotter. I'm also unsure whether it would even clear the garage door height. Or width.
It's 6ft11inches tall I believe but can be as tall as 7ft6
You could definitely tune it for more power if you wanted to. They use the same engine in the raptor albeit with very minor differences
Can't do shit about the steering though. I think it's a result of the vehicle's weight distribution. It just isn't a planted vehicle
I have a Nissan van, and I love it. I've towed 2.5 tonnes with it (metric) and the only real downside of it is it's not turbo (diesel)
fun-fact: that right there is the fwd version of the transit (at 00:09 you can see the rear axle: no differential)
Shit if they allow transits I want to take my Ranger to the burgering
You can take practically anything road legal to the burgerking
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