2016 Ford Transit Connect 1.5 TDCI 200 Trend Panel Van

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So I’ve been keeping this van for a few years now — it’s actually one of the first ones I bought after switching from a small hatchback to something more practical. It’s a 2016 Transit Connect 1.5 TDCI, diesel, manual, 5-door panel van — not flashy, but it’s been reliable, easy to drive, and has held up well over time.

I’ve got both keys, and it’s HPI and Experian clean — no red flags. I’ve had it serviced properly, and all the usual checks (like brakes, steering, lights) have been sorted. It’s got everything you’d want in a work van: aircon, heated seats, cruise control, DAB radio, parking sensors, heated windscreen, and even a 12V socket in the cargo area. The wheels are 16-inch steel with covers, and there’s a full steel bulkhead with a load-through hatch — super useful if you're doing deliveries.

I’ve also got a spare wheel, a full-size spare, and a load box light. The interior is clean and tidy, and I’ve kept it well-maintained. I’ve had all the advisory items fixed at no extra cost, and I’ve had a free 12-month MOT done — no hassle, just solid care.

I’m based in west-wickham, South Cambridgeshire, so if you’re local and looking for something practical and low-maintenance, this could be a solid option. The price is £7,425 — that’s not a lot when you think about how many features it has.

I’ve used it for a mix of deliveries and personal use, and it’s never let me down. If you’re in the market for a reliable, no-nonsense van that doesn’t need a lot of fiddling, this one’s worth a look.

I don’t usually post things online, but I figured if someone’s looking for something simple and trustworthy, this might be useful. If you’ve got questions, just give me a shout — happy to talk through it.