Oxford White gives this 2027 Ford Transit-350 Base a clean, professional look that works just as hard as the van itself. The exterior is straightforward and sharp, and the Dark Palazzo Gray vinyl interior keeps things practical without sacrificing comfort. This is a van built to get the job done, and it looks the part from the moment you pull up to a job site or a loading dock.
Under the hood sits a V6 paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission and AWD, giving you confident traction in conditions that would slow down a lesser vehicle. The 31-gallon midship extended range fuel tank means fewer stops at the pump, which adds up to real savings over time. Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0 brings adaptive cruise control with lane centering, blind spot monitoring, cross traffic alert, and reverse brake assist, so you get serious safety coverage without paying extra for it. The Load Area Protection Package and full rear compartment lighting make the cargo space genuinely useful day to day, and the 253-degree rear door opening gives you easy access without wrestling with tight angles.
Connectivity is covered with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, SYNC, SiriusXM with 360L, and a Ford Connectivity Package with one year included. The Ford Security Package adds a tracker system and 911 Assist for peace of mind. Short-arm power-folding heated mirrors, rain sensing wipers, and auto high-beam headlights reduce the small daily annoyances that wear on a driver over a long route. The 4.10 limited-slip axle ratio gives you better pulling power, and the four-wheel disc brakes with ABS and electronic stability control keep things safe when loads are heavy and stops need to be sure.
At $62,000, this Transit-350 packs in a long list of practical features that would cost considerably more if you sourced them as add-ons. If you want to take a closer look or schedule a test drive, give us a call at 978-228-5021. Our team at AutoFair Ford of Haverhill is ready to answer your questions and help you figure out if this is the right fit for your needs.






