Ford Econoline Wagon Details - Prices, Photos, Videos, Features, Rebates & Incentives

Ahead of its replacement by the Transit in 2014, Ford's work-horse passenger van carries into 2013 with no changes.

E-Series vans are available in several regular and "heavy-duty" configurations: E-150 and E-350. The E-350 trim is available in an extended-wheelbase variation.

On the E-150 trims, a 4.6L V8 engine that makes 225 horsepower and 286 pound-feet of torque is standard. A 255-horse 5.4L V8 engine is optional. That same 5.4L is standard on the E-350, while a 6.8L Triton V10 engine capable of 305 horsepower and 420 pound-feet of torque is optional. Standard transmission on the 4.6L and 5.4L models is a 4-speed automatic. A TorqShift 5-speed automatic with overdrive is optional with the 5.4L and standard on V10-equipped vans.

The E-150 has an overall length of 216.7 inches, and extended versions are about 20 inches longer. When properly equipped, the passenger wagon E-350 can hold up to 15 passengers.

Standard safety features include driver and front passenger air bags, 4-wheel anti-lock brake system, tire pressure monitoring system, side-intrusion door beams and AdvanceTrac and Roll Stability. Available safety options include Integrated Trailer Brake Controller, which allows for direct operation of the trailer's electronic brakes, a dash-mounted front-passenger air bag cutoff switch and a rear-view camera system.

Storage space abounds in all E-Series trims, including door panels with integrated second-bin compartments, a contents-retention strap driver's door, a storage tray above the passenger airbag, three large cup holders, an integrated clipboard holder, space for a laptop and a large glove box with a second power point.

Available options on the E-Series include remote keyless entry, exterior upgrade packages, the usual power accessories, carpeted floor covering and insulation and comfort items. Four after-market-configurable dashboard switches are available for accessory integration.

Ford also offers some innovative fleet and job-site technology. Ford's "Crew Chief" is a fleet telematics and diagnostics system that allows small fleet owners to manage their vehicles, track dispatches and keep detailed vehicle maintenance records. Rear air conditioning and a back-up camera system are also available.

Ford's full-size E-Series vehicles have long been the top-selling vans in the U.S. Introduced in 1961, Ford has used the last 50 years to refine their full-size van to perfect it for the contractors and airport shuttles, with whom it is popular. All E-Series are capable of E85 flex fuel. When properly configured, the van can hold up to fifteen adults.

Towing and hauling ability; sturdy truck underpinnings; wide range of interior configurations; advanced fleet and tool management technology