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Ford Pulls Down Seven Vincentric Best Fleet Value in America Awards

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Ford Transit, Transit Connect, Flex Win Vincentric Best Fleet Value in America Awards

Ford on Thursday was revealed to have been the winner of seven Vincentric Best Fleet Value in America awards. The awards, which are determined based on cost-of-ownership analysis gleaned from eight different factors, named the Ford Transit, Transit Connect, Flex, and Lincoln MKS and MKC as the top dogs in their respective classes.


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For the second consecutive year, the Transit and Transit connect reigned supreme in the categories of full-size half-ton passenger van (won by the Ford Transit 150 XL low-roof wagon); full-size three-quarter-ton cargo van (won by Ford Transit 250 low-roof van); full-size one-ton cargo van (won by Ford Transit 350 low-roof van); and small commercial passenger van (won by Ford Transit Connect XLT short-wheelbase van).

Ford also scored a victory when the FWD-equipped Ford Flex SE was named the best value in the large SUV/crossover category. 2016 marks the third time that the Flex has earned this honor in the Best Fleet Value in America Awards.

Lincoln also scored two awards this year, with the MKC Premiere FWD earning honors for luxury compact SUV/crossover and MKS FWD taking home the prize for premium luxury large sedans.

Every Vincentric award-winner is evaluated for its performance in all 50 states and Washington, DC, as well as in 20 different ownership and mileage scenarios. Factors upon which each vehicle is judged include depreciation, fees & taxes, financing, fuel, insurance, maintenance, opportunity cost, and repairs.

Ford took home eight Vincentric awards in 2015, including five out of a possible seven for vans.


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