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Ford E350 Wagone350 wagon

E-Series final era (2011–2014) · Gasoline · 6.8 L

  1. 01Make
  2. 02Model
  3. 03Generation
  4. 04Powertrain
  5. 05Equipment
Power
255 hp
Drivetrain
Rear-Wheel Drive
0–60 mph
Not listed
Combined economy
11.0 mpg

Equipment & packages

No package breakdown listed for this version.

Overview

Production start
2011
Production end
2014
Brand country
United States
Size class
Vans, Passenger Type
Doors
4
Seats
15
Steering side
Left

Powertrain

Engine type
Gasoline
Engine position
Front
Engine volume
6.8 L
Displacement
Needs verification
Engine power
255 hp
Engine torque
350 lb-ft
Cylinders
10
Valves per cylinder
2
Fuel system
Sequential multi-point fuel injection
Compression ratio
9.8
Valvetrain
SOHC
Transmission
5-speed automatic
Drive
Rear-Wheel Drive

Dimensions & capacity

Length
216.7 in
Width
79.4 in
Height
82.4 in
Wheelbase
138.0 in
Fuel tank
35.0 US gal
Curb weight
Needs verification
Gross weight
Needs verification

Performance & economy

Fuel type
Regular unleaded
Primary fuel
Regular Gasoline
City fuel economy
10.0 mpg
Combined fuel economy
11.0 mpg

Range & reference data

CO₂ emissions (primary fuel)
782.0 g/mi
CO₂ emissions (secondary fuel)
Needs verification
CO₂ tailpipe (primary fuel)
782.0 g/mi
GHG score
1
EPA fuel economy score
1

Suspension & brakes

Front suspension
Independent
Rear suspension
Live axle
Front brakes
Ventilated disc
Rear brakes
Ventilated disc
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