I've heard that the Ford Transit Connect are a pretty rough ride. If you are used to a passenger vehicle, the switch to a cargo vehicle can seem pretty harsh--ride and noise.
What about one of those boxy things--I don't know what they are called but the hamsters (or are they rats?) drive them in the ads.
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01-17-2013, 06:06 AM #1
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And since I am used to a beach bike on unpaved gravel and cobblestone roads, I expect the Transit Connect would not feel too rough a ride.
Originally Posted by tulip
Not sure about the "boxy things" -- have not seen that ad.Emily
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I think the boxy things in the commercials are made by Kia. Originally Posted by emily_in_nc
And since I am used to a beach bike on unpaved gravel and cobblestone roads, I expect the Transit Connect would not feel too rough a ride.
Not sure about the "boxy things" -- have not seen that ad.
I binged "Kia box" and found this from a few years ago
http://www.automobilemag.com/reviews...n/viewall.html
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