2015 Ford Transit-250

No matter what your automotive needs may be, you'll find answers here at John Megel Ford. This 2015 Ford Transit Cargo Van has a beautiful WHITE exterior with interior. This vehicle has 130661 miles has been thoroughly inspected by our factory trained service technicians and has been fully reconditioned for immediate delivery. We're happy to provide this Transit Cargo Van's CARFAX vehicle history report upon request as well. Packages & Features

Order Code 101A

• 6-Speed Automatic Transmission with Overdrive and SelectShift
• AM/FM Stereo
• 3.7L Ti-VCT V6 Flex Fuel Engine
• 9,000 lbs GVWR
• 235/65R16 AS BSW Tires
• 16 Steel Wheels with Black Hubcaps

Comfort

• Power reclining driver seat - Lean back. Gain some space between you and the wheel with power reclining driver seat. It lets you adjust the angle of the seatback at the touch of a button for added comfort while you're driving, or for a more comfortable rest while you're pulled over. Settle in, with power reclining driver seat.

Convenience

• Keypad activated door locks - The right combination. The most convenient way to get into your car is with keypad activated door locks. Simply punch in the combination to lock and unlock your doors, making it difficult to lock yourself out of your car. Keypad activated door locks is basic safety made easy.

Powertrain and Mechanical

• Variable valve timing - Change your output. There are a lot of variables in your drive, so why should your engine always operate the same? With variable valve timing, the engine is efficient at both low and high RPM's, so you get better fuel efficiency, cleaner emissions and improved performance. Variable valve timing provides a better drive, every time.

Safety and Security

• Brake assist - Stop right there. Something jumps out into the middle of the road and you need to stop now! With brake assist, you will. It uses the speed of the brake pedal's travel to sense panic braking, then applies all available power to boost your stopping power. Brake assist can stop the accident before it is one.
• Hill hold control - Don't go back. You know the feeling - you're stopped on a hill and you're worried about your vehicle rolling backwards when you release the brakes. This is even more worrisome when you're towing. With hill hold control, the vehicle automatically applies brake force to prevent itself from rolling back. So whether you're towing a heavy load or simply stopped on a steep incline, hill hold control keeps you on the up and up.