The legendary Ford Transit has been a vehicle of the ages that is still going strong today. In video games it also has claimed it’s rightful place from mods to in game content.
The Ford Transit what a vehicle, it is everywhere in our day to day lives. So many companies and workers use this fantastic vehicle. So in sim racing titles and racing games you would expect to see it right? …..Correct.
Cars in video games brings you a history video of the Ford Transit in many different games. CIVG goes on to say “Since Ford Transit is one of Ford’s most successful business vehicles, it has also found a place in video games. In fact, it is one of the very few vehicles in many racing games as a commercial vehicle. In addition to the Alarm für Cobra 11 (Crash Time) series, he has appeared in the Forza Horizon and Forza Motorsport series. It has also been included in games such as Euro Truck Simulator and American Truck Simulator, albeit with in-game modes, and has been enjoyed by the players”
Through the ages of an icon:
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