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Ford Transit Courier – The 2024 model brings fresh styling and upgraded technology while staying true to the pragmatic, space‑savvy spirit that whispers its name across markets. Whether you’re a fleet operator, a travel‑lodge owner, or a solo trader, the Ford Transit Courier price you’ll encounter today is shaped by trim level, optional equipment, and the region where you order. Don’t be misled by a headline number; “price” varies by market, condition and individual dealer engagement.

• Engine – 1.5 L turbocharged inline‑4 cylinder, 150 hp, 260 Nm torque (all‑grid)
• Transmission – 6‑speed manual (standard) or 8‑speed automatic (available)
• Fuel type – Petrol (gasoline); optional 4.2 L diesel for select markets
• Drive configuration – Front‑wheel drive (FW), 4×2 option where available
• Top speed – 115 km/h (automatic) / 115 km/h (manual)
• Acceleration 0‑100 km/h – 10.5 s (automatic)
• Dimensions – Length: 5.38 m; Width: 1.92 m; Height: 1.93 m
• Wheelbase – 2.8 m (2000 mm)
• Boot capacity – 548 L, expandable to 1,200 L with rear seats folded
• Fuel tank – 56 L (petrol) / 71 L (diesel)
• Weight (Curb) – 1,800 kg (approx)
• Safety features – Dual airbags, ABS with EBD, electronic stability control (ESC) and optional adaptive cruise control
• Infotainment – 10.25" touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Android Keyless entry (available)
• Connectivity – Wi‑Fi hotspot, remote diagnostics via FordPass

Those numbers unlock a consistent premise: the Ford Transit Courier price you’ll discover is as robust and predictable as the vehicle’s design. For buyers asking, “what is a 2024 Ford Transit Courier worth,” a reliable starting point is the original MSRP, but it’s the subsequent depreciation curve that shapes true market value.

Depreciation Insight

Ford Transit Courier depreciation follows the typical pattern seen among commercial vehicles. The first year is the steepest:

• Generally loses 15‑20% of its initial value immediately after delivery
• From 12 months to 24 months, a further 10‑12% decline is common
• Beyond two years, depreciation slows, often capping around 25‑30% of the original purchase price after five years
• Condition, mileage, and maintenance history are strong modifiers, with well‑maintained units rarely falling below the 30‑35% mark in the mid‑second‑year range

Thus, if you factor in an estimated 16% first‑year depreciation, a dealer’s quoted Ford Transit Courier price of, say, £18,000, will see its resale value hovering close to £15,000 after twelve months – provided the vehicle is kept clean and serviced to spec.

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