Mack,or others with a opinion, currently looking for a new work van.

[redshirt]

With gas here at $4.20 and going up mileage is a factor. We can get the E350 out the door for $33g, I wonder if I should wait to price the Transit. Or wait for the Transit to come out then try to get a lower price on the E350. Thanks Crazy Marcus

If mileage is a factor what about the Sprinter? Diesel.

[ralphberries]

A lot of leasing companies will liquidate their current fleet to "upgrade" I'd jump on a newer Econoline when they do.

This right here!

[Mack]

the newer Econolines are virtually identical to your 2002. They're so bullet proof they didn't change shit.

fixing those sliding doors SUCKS BALLS, BTW.

[Satori Brah]

[JJDealer]

Thanks for the help guys.

[Schmoopy]

With gas here at $4.20 and going up mileage is a factor. We can get the E350 out the door for $33g, I wonder if I should wait to price the Transit. Or wait for the Transit to come out then try to get a lower price on the E350. Thanks Crazy Marcus

"Thanks Crazy Marcus"

[JJDealer]

"Thanks Crazy Marcus"

[Schmoopy]

you could buy dawgs van

Dawg drives a Town Car with hydraulics.

[fenderbaum]

I thought that the Transit was made in India?

[The Cunt]

How is the 2013 E350? I currently drive a 2002 E350 and have never had a major issue. She has approx 275,000 on it and it is just time to move on. Still runs great but things are starting to go bad. Sliding door, some minor electrical etc... I know transmissions have been a issue but this one is still original.

We also have a few GMC Savanas, but from the first week there have been some issues. The Ford just seems to drive better. IDK.

Any info is greatly appreciated. TIA.

I have a 2002 e150 v8 with 188k only major work so far was the front end.. But ford vans are known for the ront ends going and the only reason I got the v8 was it's better on gas on highway where the v6 is better for around town

[Mack]

I thought that the Transit was made in India?

It might well be since it's a global platform now