Would the U.S. be ready for a FWD step-van?
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ScottyBoy
No, that's not a banana in my pants.
I have noticed a lot of comapanies here are starting to use the smaller Ford Transit Connect. I know Thyssen Krupp, who services the elevators at my work has already switched over to them. I have also seen a few with Direct TV logos on them. They look like they are slightly smaller than a Chevy Astro Van.
Sprinter is still selling well, without the Ram horns. The Daimler dealers are doing great. We have a few of them, and the little Fords. We love the Sprinter.
There's a shit load of Astro's still running around here 
Cowboy Cadillac
Ain't no trash in my trailer!
The sprinter is still available, Mercedes benz just took their exclusive rights to the nameplate back, stoppping Dodge and Freightliner from selling them under their banners.
Of course with a Benz emblem on it the base price is around $43000 Canadian....
Of course with a Benz emblem on it the base price is around $43000 Canadian....
ScottyBoy
No, that's not a banana in my pants.
There's a shit load of Astro's still running around here
I see a lot of Astros here too, but not so many of the cargo van ones used for commercial use. Most of the ones I see now are passenger vans.
cRiPpLe_rOoStEr
We don't ride to provide a good story for the rice
I have noticed a lot of comapanies here are starting to use the smaller Ford Transit Connect. I know Thyssen Krupp, who services the elevators at my work has already switched over to them. I have also seen a few with Direct TV logos on them. They look like they are slightly smaller than a Chevy Astro Van.
It's more like a downsized WindStar/FreeStar than something in the Chevy Astro and Ford Aerostar class. BTW larger regular Transit is offered either in FWD and RWD versions. BTW in Mexico it's avaliable only in FWD while in Brazil it's only RWD.
cRiPpLe_rOoStEr
We don't ride to provide a good story for the rice
Any bet for the next UPS vans generation???
