2012 Ford E-150
Specifications
| Year | 2012 |
| Mileage | 393,300 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Drivetrain | RWD |
| Body Style | Van |
| Condition | Good |
| Title Status | Clean |
| Exterior Color | White |
| Engine | 8 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"Turn-key 2012 Ford E-150 paratransit van equipped with a fully operational BraunAbility/Ricon hydraulic lift. This specialized vehicle is perfect for NEMT providers or non-profit organizations needing immediate accessibility solutions. Features a robust V8 engine and a clean title. A rare find at this price point for a functional mobility van."
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Overview: This 2012 Ford E-150 Econoline is a reliable and versatile solution for non-emergency medical transport (NEMT), community shuttles, or private accessible use. It features a robust V8 engine and a clean title, ready for service.
Features: Equipped with a BraunAbility/Ricon Paratransit Hydraulic Lift that is fully operational and recently serviced. This van is perfect for wheelchair, scooter, or power chair access with a spacious 2-passenger cabin configuration.
Condition and History: The van runs strong and features a clean title. Recent maintenance includes an oil change, though the vehicle will eventually need new tires. It is a turn-key option for churches, nursing homes, or large families.
Ideal Use: This hard-to-find accessible van is ideal for non-profit organizations or senior centers looking for a functional mobility solution without the cost of a new conversion.
Market Highlights
- Specialized Utility Value: In the 2026 market, accessible vehicles remain a high-demand niche. The value of a Ford E-150 is often found in its chassis durability, but at nearly 400,000 miles, the value shifts almost entirely to the paratransit equipment and the immediate 'ready-to-work' status for a budget-strapped NEMT provider.
- California Fleet Demand: Southern California has a high concentration of senior care and non-emergency transport needs. While rust-free California vans are preferred, the mechanical risk of a high-mileage gasoline engine usually caps the value of these vans regardless of the regional premium.
- Model Obsolescence: The Ford E-Series was largely replaced by the Transit, but the E-Series remains popular because of its heavy-duty towing capacity and simple mechanicals. However, buyers in 2026 are increasingly wary of high-mileage V8 fuel costs and potential major component failures.