I think this is the least informative car review/comparison I've ever watched.

I care little for cosmetics or the color of the mirror. I want to know about reliability, gas milage, cargo space. Leave window color to the women.

Which one is less likely to have engine or transission problems?

You said nothing useful.

The information is not worth the paper it's written on

Transit connect its the worst

Lol. RAM is Fiat in EU!

I really hate glossy black. You see the dust everywhere.

Looks like you are a Ram guy, but that is the worst rated minivan in the world. The top of the line is leader by FORD. The only minivan not build or assembly in the US with the long life in business. Nissan is the best seller in the last 2 years, but unfortunately the CVT transition technology, let the van a low review. Next time if you are gonna do a comparación, be more polite.

Ford transit is perfect for construction work. Great mileage. Nissan hasn't the reliability of Toyota or Honda. Ford ? Well see. 19 mpg wow. Been driving Toyota trucks 40 years so am reliability biased.

Which one has the highest ground clearance, best in snow and ice and best off pavement on a camping trail??

I know you're a salesman and you've got to generate sales, but buy here pay here dealers are always crazy high on their interest rates. It's like if a loan shark had a storefront. In the future I would suggest focusing more on what the vehicles actually are and less on the surface level observations. As a buyer I want to know what these vehicles have under the hood and what they can do for me. Selling one of these is selling a work vehicle. I dont care about all the fancy crap in something I'm going to beat on as a work vehicle. Cargo room, hp, transmission, reliability (though as a salesman I know you're going to claim they can all last forever), weight limits, towing ability - these are the primary areas I want info on when it comes to a work vehicle.

So glad I purchased and converted my 2018 Promaster City new back in 2018. It's been amazing. Hoping for many more years, but wonder if there will be options later. Not wanting a big van. Would love to see those small Stallantis EV vans with the projected 500mi range show up in the US by 2025 if they can get around the chicken tax.

Great info ! Thank you, I am leaning towards the ram passenger , the nissan looks like it would be "tippy" around sharp curves, wish u would have had the keys for the Ford

Do u got any right now ?

Any hybrid or electric options for 2022?

Good afternoon I'm are plumber and i looking for are ford transit van 2021 and the price

Ford Transit...what is wrong with the Grill facing? looks strange?

Where are you located?

What city are you