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Meet the Ford Transit—the workhorse of commercial and family fleets that has been winning hearts with its spaciousness and reliability since the early 2000s. In 2019, the model line received subtle design tweaks, upgraded powertrains, and a more ergonomically‑friendly interior, which collectively raised its appeal across many markets. While the Ford Transit price for a brand‑new 2019 model varies by region and trim, the van remains competitively positioned against rivals such as the Mercedes‑Benz Citan and Peugeot Expert. If you’re wondering what is a 2019 Ford Transit worth now, or searching for a reliable used Ford Transit price, this concise guide will give you all the data you need—and more.

Below is a snapshot of the key specifications that define the 2019 Transit’s performance and practicality. Use these details when comparing to other vans, exploring financing options, or conducting your own depreciation analysis.

• Engine: 2.0‑liter 4‑cyl EcoBlue diesel, 105 hp / 250 Nm with a 16‑speed ZF automatic (optional 6‑speed manual)
• Transmission: 16‑speed ZF automatic for the standard model; 6‑speed manual available in lower trims
• Fuel Type: Diesel (Euro 6), with optional petrol 4‑cyl in some markets
• Dimensions: Length 4,948 mm – 5,780 mm (depending on body‑length), Height 2,140 mm – 2,290 mm, Width 1,970 mm – 1,980 mm
• Cargo Capacity: 465 liters (short wheelbase) to 1,107 liters (long‑wheelbase) – superb for logistics and delivery
• Doors: 2‑ or 3‑door variants, plus optional 4‑door Hardtop model
• Wheels & Tires: 15‑inch alloy (standard), optional 16‑inch with load‑rated tires for heavier payloads
• Seating: Up to 12 seats (assuming adequate space, sliding rear benches, and optional front passenger seat)
• Load Capacity: 860 kg (short wheelbase) to 1,275 kg (long‑wheelbase) with a 65 kg floor‑level payload
• Safety & Technology: Adaptive cruise control, lane‑keep assist, 8‑inch infotainment, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and optional 360‑degree camera
• Warranty & Service: 3‑year/60,000‑km basic, 4‑year/80,000‑km extended battery and battery management system (depending on region)

Ford Transit depreciation is a crucial factor for both buyers and fleet operators. Generally, the 2019 Transit follows the standard diesel/van loss curve:

• First year: 15‑20% drop from new price
• Second to third year: Average 10‑12% annual decline
• Fourth to fifth year: The van retains roughly 50‑55% of its original value
• Beyond five years: Depreciation slows to 5‑7% per year

These percentages are averages and can vary depending on mileage, maintenance, geographic region, and whether the van operates on a light‑weight or heavy‑weight schedule. A well‑maintained everyday van with under 30,000 km will depreciate slower than one in a high‑usage delivery fleet.

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