2024 Ford Transit Custom 280L Diesel Van

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So, I’ve been driving this 2024 Ford Transit Custom for a few months now, and honestly, it’s been a proper joy. It’s moondust silver, looks sharp, and it’s one of those vans that just feels like it was built for real life — not just for show.

It’s the International Van of the Year winner, which means it’s got a solid spec without being overkill. I’ve had a look at the features — wireless Apple Car Play and Android Auto via the new Sync 4 touchscreen, cruise control, auto lights, rain-sensing wipers, Bluetooth, front and rear sensors, alloy wheels, rear camera, and heated seats. All of it works smoothly, and it’s not just flashy — it’s actually useful.

I’ve had it fully checked and prepared by Vertu Motors, which means it’s been looked after both inside and out. Any tyres below 3mm tread have been replaced (legal limit is 1.6mm), and it’s got a minimum of 6 months’ MOT left. No servicing needed for at least 6 months or 6,000 miles — that’s a real win.

I also got two keys, and there’s a 3-month warranty included — just in case anything unexpected comes up. They did a full HPI check to make sure there’s no accident history, no finance, and it hasn’t been imported. Plus, they ran a VOSA report to verify the mileage on a vehicle over three years old — something most dealers don’t do for free.

The van’s been kept well, low mileage, and it’s got a clean history. It’s not a new car, but it’s been treated like one — which is nice.

I’m based in Ilkeston, Erewash, so if you’re local and want to take a test drive or just chat about it, I’m happy to meet up. No pressure, just a real honest look at a van that’s been properly cared for.

If you’re thinking about a reliable, feature-packed van that doesn’t cost a fortune — this might be it. I’ve got it at £22,275, but that’s just the price — it’s more about the peace of mind than the number.

Let me know if you’re interested — happy to walk you through it.