Tourneo

The Tourneo is a nameplate used by Ford for its range of passenger-carrying vehicles, derived from their commercial van offerings. The first model to bear the Tourneo name was the Ford Transit Tourneo, introduced in the 1990s. This vehicle was essentially a more passenger-oriented version of the Ford Transit van, featuring more comfortable seating, windows, and interior amenities.

Over time, the Tourneo line expanded and evolved. Ford introduced the Tourneo Connect, based on the Transit Connect small van, offering a versatile option for families and businesses needing flexible cargo and passenger space. Later, the Tourneo Courier arrived, a smaller offering based on the Transit Courier, providing a compact yet practical solution. The largest model in the range is the Tourneo Custom, which serves as the passenger variant of the Ford Transit Custom.

These vehicles typically feature multiple rows of seating, making them suitable for transporting larger groups of people. They are often praised for their practicality, spacious interiors, and the ability to be configured for different needs, whether for private use, taxi services, or people-carrying businesses. The Tourneo models bridge the gap between traditional cars and larger MPVs or vans, offering a blend of utility and comfort.