The makers of the 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van¹ are so confident in their materials and workmanship, they'll pay for the cost of perforation repairs for 2 years longer than the 2020 Chevrolet Express Cargo Van² - quite a consideration for drivers who live in climates where corrosion is a risk.

With an MSRP of $7,725 less than the 2020 Chevrolet Express Cargo Van², the 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van¹ provides the budget-conscious buyer enough cost savings to fill the 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van's¹ gas tank two dozen times, with a little money left over for road-trip snacks.⁵

The 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van's⁵ active Blind Spot Monitoring System warns you when a vehicle enters your blind spot, a little more peace of mind as a standard feature. Want that extra security on the NV200 Compact Cargo? Blind Spot Monitoring isn't standard on the 2020 Nissan NV200 Compact Cargo, so it will cost you.

The safety and durability of front and rear disc brakes come standard on the 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van³, but not on the 2020 Nissan NV200 Compact Cargo.

If your vehicle begins to drift out of its lane, the Lane Departure Warning System, standard on the 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van⁵, will sound an alarm. This extra layer of safety isn't standard on the 2020 Nissan NV200 Compact Cargo, so if you want it, you'll have to pay extra.

Who wouldn't want more miles between fill-ups? With a 25 miles higher estimated combined tank range, the 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van⁶ will keep you on the road longer than the 2020 Nissan NV200 Compact Cargo².

Tired of hunching over the steering wheel, or scooting the driver's seat all the way back? No worries. The 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van³ offers more inches of combined front head and leg room than the 2020 Nissan NV200 Compact Cargo², making the awkward hunch-back driving pose a thing of the past.

No matter what you're stowing, from groceries to gardening gear, the 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van's⁶ increased storage volume means you'll have more room for all your stuff, from apples to zinnias, and everything in between.

The 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van's⁵ active Blind Spot Monitoring System warns you when a vehicle enters your blind spot, a little more peace of mind as a standard feature. Want that extra security on the ProMaster City Cargo Van? Blind Spot Monitoring isn't standard on the 2020 Ram ProMaster City Cargo Van, so it will cost you.

The safety and durability of front and rear disc brakes come standard on the 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van², but not on the 2020 Ram ProMaster City Cargo Van.

If your vehicle begins to drift out of its lane, the Lane Departure Warning System, standard on the 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van⁵, will sound an alarm. This extra layer of safety isn't standard on the 2020 Ram ProMaster City Cargo Van, so if you want it, you'll have to pay extra.

The 2020 Ford Transit Connect Van's² MSRP is slightly less than the 2020 Ram ProMaster City Cargo Van³ - about $155 less - but to a budget-conscious buyer, every penny counts.