Ford E-350

Ford E-350 in Nigeria

The E-Series Ford full-size van will be the last of the line, with roots dating back to the groundbreaking 1961 Econoline. Commercial customers of the Blue Oval are migrating to the new Euro-style Transit, which is the larger sibling of Ford's popular Transit Connect.

While the next-generation Transit models are clearly marvels of modern engineering, it's worth recalling that the E-Series still had enough advantages to sell over 100,000 units in a single year, and despite Ford's decision to end manufacturing, it's on schedule to deliver approximately 45,000 vehicles. Fortunately, dealers haven't stopped selling the E-Series, and there are still a handful of lots today that can bring plenty of perks.

Specifications of this vehicle

Pros and cons of the Ford E-350

Pros

• There are no surprises in this model because it has been around for a long time.
• Up to 15 people can be transported.
• It's adaptable and may be set up for almost any company venture.

Cons

• The aging model hasn't been updated in a long time.
• The forthcoming Ford Transit is equipped with more advanced technology.

Why should you get a Ford E-350?

1. Payload and Cargo Capacity: The E-Series Ford's cargo space is, of course, generous. The extended-length E-Series van, with a 236.4-inch footprint, has a maximum cargo capacity of 278.3 cubic feet; the regular-length E-Series has a capacity of 237.8 cubic feet.
2. Modern-day Conveniences and Equipment: The E-Series, like many other Blue Oval vehicles, comes standard with Ford SYNC technology, which includes the SYNC AppLink feature. Voice control over Bluetooth hands-free calling and audio streaming, among other features, allows drivers to keep their hands on the wheel/eyes on the road, while the latter raises the infotainment bar with a range of smartphone-style apps like Pandora Internet radio.
3. Rows and Rows of Room and Comfort: Despite its reputation as a cargo carrier, the Ford E-Series is also capable of transporting passengers. Naturally, this includes 42 inches of headroom for the driver and front-seat passenger, but it doesn't end there. Ford also offers space for 7, 8, 11, 12, and 15 people in up to five rows on E-Series cars.
4. Made for Mobility: The Ford E-Series is also deserving of praise for its dedication to the mobility sector. Because of available equipment such as hand controllers, automatic door openers, power-assist seats, steering devices, dedicated wheelchair restraints, and a variety of lifts, the E-Series can be adapted to meet specialized requirements for all kinds of owners as part of the automaker's official mobility initiative.

Do you want to get yours?

For 2014, the Ford E-350 comes with a 4.6-liter engine that produces 225 horsepower and 286 pound-feet of torque, as well as a four-speed automatic transmission that achieves an EPA-estimated 13/17 mpg city/highway.

A 5.4-liter V-8 (255 horsepower and 5.4-liter ground-feet of torque) with an optional five-speed automatic or a 6.8-liter V-10 (306.8-liter horsepower and 420 pound-feet of torque) with only the five-speed automatic is available to E-350 buyers.

In the city, the heavy-duty E-350 vans get 12 and 10 mpg, respectively. The E-350's extended wheelbase vehicles can seat up to 15 people, and fully equipped models can tow up to 10,000 pounds. You can get yours in Nigeria at the best price on Cars45. Head on there to get yours now.