2026 Ford Transit 150

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TITLE NOTICE — PLEASE READ
This vehicle carries a rebuilt/salvage title. CARFAX shows a minor collision reported on 4/9/2026 (damage to the left rear, rear, and right rear; vehicle remained functional and airbags did not deploy), followed by a total loss declaration by the insurer on 6/3/2026. The vehicle was subsequently repaired, inspected, and issued a rebuilt title. This was a collision-related total loss — not flood, fire, or saltwater damage — so it remains eligible for our Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan and 5-Year Maintenance Plan, detailed below. As with any rebuilt-title vehicle, we encourage a pre-purchase inspection before you buy, and this title brand should factor into your own research on financing and insurance options.

2026 Ford Transit 150 AWD Cargo Van — Leather, 360° Camera
Essentially a brand-new commercial van — this 2026 Transit 150 was in service less than six months before its accident, and it comes equipped with all-wheel drive, a 360° camera system, and leather seating that's uncommon to find on a cargo van. Because of its rebuilt title, it's priced well below what a clean-title example this fresh would otherwise command.

?? What You're Actually Getting
• Carma 90-point inspection — road tested, inspected, and documented before delivery
• CARFAX 1-owner vehicle (originally a personal lease), no odometer rollback indicated
• No open recalls reported to CARFAX
• A documented rebuild following its collision-related total loss, inspected and re-titled before resale
• AWD, 360° camera, and leather seating

?? Real Value
We cross-checked three independent sources for this van's clean-title market value: our DealerCenter market average came in at $57,864, Kelley Blue Book's Typical Listing Price at $48,840, and CARFAX's own Retail/History-Based Value at $59,070. All three cluster in a reasonably tight band for a van this new.

None of those tools fully account for the rebuilt title, though, so consistent with how we price every salvage/rebuilt vehicle, we've applied a 20–40% discount off that clean-title range to reflect how rebuilt-title vehicles actually trade in the market. That puts this van's adjusted market value at roughly $35,400 to $47,300.

Combining that adjusted range with our Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan ($300 value) and 5-Year Maintenance Plan ($2,500 value, no year or mileage restrictions), this vehicle carries roughly $38,200 to $50,100 in total value. Price is only what you pay, but value is what you get — market pricing can move, so just ask if you'd like a more current pricing report before you decide.

?? Features & Specs
• 3.5L V6 engine
• All-wheel drive
• Leather seating
• 360° camera system
• Cargo van body style
• Oxford White exterior (most likely factory color based on documentation — flagging for confirmation against the door-jamb paint code)

?? Vehicle History (Full Transparency)
This van was originally titled to a personal lease customer in Illinois in November 2025. CARFAX reports a minor collision on 4/9/2026 involving damage to the left rear, rear, and right rear of the vehicle — the vehicle remained functional and airbags did not deploy. The insurer subsequently declared the vehicle a total loss on 6/3/2026, and a salvage title, followed by a rebuilt title, was issued in Illinois. The vehicle sold through an auto auction shortly after.

No open recalls are reported to CARFAX. The manufacturer's original warranty is reported as voided as a result of the title brand — which is exactly why our own Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan and 5-Year Maintenance Plan matter here; see below for details.

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