Cars.com Reviews the 2010 Ford Transit Connect

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We usually don’t review commercial vans at Cars.com, but as editor Mike Hanley points out, the 2010 Ford Transit Connect is simply too interesting to pass up. With origins in Europe where streets are narrower and gas prices higher, the Transit Connect is goofy, utilitarian and fuel efficient all at once. Check out Hanley’s full review to find out why he thinks Ford’s new commercial van could catch on in the States.

2010 Ford Transit Connect Review