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It will be interesting to watch. The Toyota Sienna is available in AWD here , the Honda and Chrysler are not . I wonder what the numbers really are. If Ford does not offer this option in The Uk or Eu mrtn's neck of the woods then the numbers must be weak. What some very clever folks do with a small group of TC"s qualifies as most interesting. Unfortunately the numbers make it a enthusiast offering that will be found in the Summit Racing of Jegs catalogue. Look for the AWD package to be available in Moab Utah next Easter.

All of what you say is true, except that I was mis-lead, This is not a performance vehicle by any stretch of the imagination regardless of the engine involved. You would be right about the 2.0 ecoboost it would be a game changer, but they would need a different transmission. The all wheel drive would also be interesting. The sales numbers of this model are fairly low in the US as a result the offerings are limited You are Very correct that Ford does not have a great interest in You as a minority buyer in a small volume model. The (2.0 ecoboost all wheel drive) drive train is already available for this TC if they see a demand. You folks need to let Ford know that is what you want in numbers that will get them to move.

Sounds like you had the same problem as me finding one. I was actually about to forgo the panoramic roof too because I had actually sourced one, but it was 400 miles away and sold before I could make a move. That's why I'm just ordering one from scratch now. If Ford's 2017 statements are true, then this is the van I'm ordering tomorrow: 2017 Transit Connect Wagon SWB Titanium (new SWB option for 2017, includes leather, SYNC 3, reverse sensors, auto headlamps, roof rails, power seats and fog lamps) 1.6L Ecoboost Trailer Tow pkg Power Mirrrors Auto temp control 17" wheels (hoping for a new black wheel choice, the existing ones are ugly to me) 2 Key fobs Panoramic Sunroof I'm also considering the blind spot indicator, but I don't think I really need that.