Ford Transit Courier 1.5 TDCi Trend L1 Euro 5 5dr
2016 (66 reg) | 87,819 miles
£4,995 No VAT
Panel Van | 1.5L | Manual | Diesel | 2 seats
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Ford Transit Courier used vans for sale in Stroud
With 9 used Ford Transit Courier vans in Stroud available on Autotrader, we have the best range of vans for sale across the UK.
Latest second hand Ford Transit Courier vans for sale in Stroud
View moreFord 1.5 Transit Courier Trend TDCi
2017 (67 reg) | 57,908 miles
£6,549 No VAT
Panel Van | 1.5L | Manual | Diesel | 2 seats
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Ford Transit Courier 1.0 EcoBoost Limited Panel Van 5dr Petrol Manual L1 Euro 6 (100 ps)
2023 (23 reg) | 30,683 miles
£8,699 +VAT
Panel Van | 1L | Manual | Petrol | 2 seats
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Ford Transit Courier 1.5 TDCi Panel Van 5dr Diesel Manual L1 Euro 5 (SLD) (75 ps)
2016 (16 reg) | 68,423 miles
£5,500 +VAT
Panel Van | 1.5L | Manual | Diesel | 2 seats
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Ford Transit Courier 1.5 TDCi Limited Panel Van 5dr Diesel Manual L1 Euro 6 (100 ps)
2023 (73 reg) | 43,463 miles
£10,990 +VAT
Panel Van | 1.5L | Manual | Diesel | 2 seats
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Ford Transit Courier 1.5 EcoBlue Leader SWB Euro 6 (s/s) 4dr
2024 (74 reg) | 65,880 miles
£10,435 +VAT
Panel Van | 1.5L | Manual | Diesel | 2 seats
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Ford Transit Courier 1.5 EcoBlue Limited SWB Euro 6 (s/s) 5dr
2024 (74 reg) | 38,000 miles
£13,995 +VAT
Panel Van | 1.5L | Manual | Diesel | 2 seats
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Ford Transit Courier 1.5 EcoBlue Leader SWB Euro 6 (s/s) 4dr
2024 (24 reg) | 11,145 miles
£14,499 +VAT
Panel Van | 1.5L | Manual | Diesel | 2 seats
Trade Seller(4.8)
Ford Transit Courier 1.0 ECOBOOST 100 LEADER (22206)
2025 (25 reg) | 807 miles
£16,643 +VAT
Panel Van | 1L | Manual | Petrol | 2 seats
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Ford Transit Courier Panel Van (2023 - ) review
Although smaller than a Ford Transit Connect and larger than a Ford Fiesta Van, the Ford Transit Courier didn’t compete with established players in the light van marketplace. But the 2024 Courier now competes on equal terms with its rivals. Autotrader’s Tom Roberts takes a closer look.