2020 Ford Transit Crew Van Review

The Ford Transit Crew is a new addition to the Transit family that represents the middle ground between the cargo and passenger versions of the Transit. The five-passenger Transit Crew offers two front seats and a second-row three-person bench seat. The rest of the van body is dedicated to cargo space. It's well suited for either commercial use or perhaps the starting point for a family camper conversion.

The Transit Crew doesn't compromise when it comes to safety or available features, and it offers more cargo space than a minivan or large SUV. It's available with a premium infotainment system that includes Bluetooth, an 8-inch touchscreen, satellite radio and navigation. Standard safety features include side-curtain airbags and automated emergency braking, to name a few. All-wheel drive is a new option for 2020 too.

Competing full-size vans might offer a few more modern amenities or a bit more maximum towing power, but the Transit is a strong player. It's a worthwhile consideration for commercial or recreational van shoppers looking for lots of utility at a reasonable price.

The 2020 Ford Transit Crew is a new trim in the Transit line of cargo and passenger vans. This van offers versatility of use thanks to five-passenger seating as well as ample cargo space. Ford offers the Transit Crew in three payload capacities (150, 250 and 350) as well as three body lengths and roof heights.