bigjohnthomas wrote:I think you will find it is well worth the extra for some stripes
Grandad
mic71 wrote:There are a list of things that the sport has over the limited as standard.
Not just the Shellsuit kit
mic71 wrote:There are a list of things that the sport has over the limited as standard.
Not just the body kit
18 inch alloy wheels
Part Leather
Reverse camera
Lane keeping assist
High end instrument cluster.
As always it is all dependant on what the individual wants out of a vehicle.
For me I would always go for the sport look as just find as a van it's better looking.
Not fussed about the stripes. Think they work well on some colours and not others.
Jackanson wrote:Fair point. The reversing camera is great but...…………! Anyway, we specced the Sport with auto box, blind spot information system, adaptive cruise control, cross traffic alert, single tailgate, led load lighting etc. Wouldn't have added all that to a Limited. That's just us though. Stunning looking van in orange glow. We have genuine 20" M Sport black OZ alloys which will go on after the winter.
Jackanson wrote:Only dislike at the moment is Ford has done away with the hinged lid on the cubby box in front of the steering wheel - was a good place to keep sat nav etc out of sight when not used.
hughesyn wrote:Jackanson wrote:Only dislike at the moment is Ford has done away with the hinged lid on the cubby box in front of the steering wheel - was a good place to keep sat nav etc out of sight when not used.
I'm still waiting to see if anyone fits a new torneo dash into a transit.
If it works I will do the same.
Not messing mine up trying though....
It's all the more strange because the new Tourneo Custom has a hinged cover. In fact, the whole top of the dash is different.
If the brochure is to be believed.
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