Ford F150 (Page 16)

Special-edition 2019 Ford F-150 is part of the current financing incentive plan through Ford Credit. “Anyone interested should act immediately” to purchase one of these highly collectible F-150s.

2021 Ford F-150 interior photo shows updates to Lariat trim. Large touchscreen, new shift knob, two-tone leather are highlights.

Ford issues a safety recall on select models of F-150, Ranger and Expedition regarding 10-speed automatic transmission. Many issues over the years have surrounded this transmission including numerous recalls and class action lawsuits.

Hennessey Performance Engineering makes some interesting Ford F-150 upgrades. Today we take a close look at the Hennessey/Ford HPE750 (supercharged) F-150 upgrade.

Hybrid F-150 to have 3.5-liter engine with electric motor. 3.0-liter Power Stroke will still be offered for 2021 F-150. 5.0-liter V8 continues.

Ford is trying to incentivize shoppers to buy a F-150, during one of the worst economic situations in our country’s history. Ford is trying to challenge General Motors who is also offering aggressive incentives.

While Ford F-150 remains the best-selling vehicle in America, GM makes gains with both of its full-size pickup trucks. The entire auto industry suffers mightily from the effects of the current uncertain socio-economic situation.

Mil-Spec Automotive offers new line of Ford F-150 trucks with aggressive, unique styling plus high-performance ability. Mil-Spec Automotive F-150 is rugged and powerful.

45 years after Ford changed the name of the F-150, they should pay homage to F-100.
In 1975, Ford officially changed the name of the F-100 to the F-150. As a show of respect to truck heritage it would’ve been nice if Ford had produced a special-edition F-100 Heritage edition.

Hennessey Performance created YouTube video to show how their modified F-150 Venom 775 can outperform a stock Mustang GT350 on a drag strip. The competition is not even close, as video shows.

Roush Performance teams with California clothing maker Tactical 5.11 to create limited edition Ford F-150. Only 150 units of this special-edition, high performance pickup will be produced.

Interest-free offer is good on 2019 Roush F-150 trucks only. 2020 model year F-150s do not appear eligible. Goal is to spur activity and drive up consumer confidence for some of these special-edition trucks and get them off the car lots.

Ford positions its performance, off-road Raptor to battle the Ram Rebel TRX. 2021 Ford F-150 Raptor will also get a new design a new suspension and possibly a new engine.

With so many new vehicles planned, Ford has to strategically work toward getting their assembly plants back up and functional, while also taking proper safety measures for COVID-19. Production restarting should be good news for next-generation F-150, 2021 Mustang Mach-E and 2021 Ford Bronco.

Ford announced some new colors for upcoming 14th generation F-150 while also discontinuing some popular paint choices. 2021 Ford Bronco will share a few of those color palettes with F-150 while also getting some of its own unique color choices.

A little while ago, Jimmy Dinsmore asked the question will cheap gas encourage V-8s, his answer was a very strong, maybe. Today, I asked the same question regarding V-6s versus V-8s and I found that the answer tended toward the V-6.

Ford works with 3M, GE, UAW to speed production of medical respirators and face shields for healthcare workers. Parts made from F-150 will help Corona virus patients and first responders.

Ford’s Power Stroke Diesel engine, when compared to Ram’s EcoDiesel shows many differences, but many similarities. Both 3.0-liter turbo diesels offer options for pickup truck buyers.

Ford introduces some new colors for 2021 F-150 and also will discontinue other colors. 2021 Ford F-150 will be the 14th generation of the F-Series.

Baby Power Stroke diesel engine for Ford F-150 expanded Ford’s pickup truck offering, but will it stick around? Small diesel engine for F-150 is part of “truck for every customer” plan. Offers big towing capability in fuel-efficient way.

84-month loans, interest-free loans and deferred payments are trendy right now for carmakers like Ford. Despite the inconvenience, some good is coming from the corona virus and social distancing necessity.

Ford is facing many other delays, shutdowns and interruptions due to the Corona Virus fall out. Plants have closed, and stock dividends are suspended, but as of now, vehicle development is not impacted.

“Built to Lend a Hand” program provides new car buyers peace of mind for those suffering financial issues thanks to fallout from corona virus.

Could there be a surge in sales of V8-powered Ford F-150 trucks due to lower gas prices? The V8 engine option for Ford F-150 has been tailing off in popularity for several years and now trails Ecoboost engines in sales volume.

For 2020, Roush Performance has added some exciting tweaks to its Raptor upgrades. The tweaks include a new set of front brakes and exciting interior and exterior trims.

With the frozen door latch issue for Ford F-150, owners feel inconvenienced, and uncompensated.

Ford F-150 class-action settlement over 2017-2019 Ford F-150 and Ford F-Series pickup trucks leaves some owners curious if they’re eligible to $400 payment. Kommer v. Ford Motor Company case settled, but what it means for Ford F-150 owners remains to be seen.

Many 2017-2019 Ford F-150 and F-Series pickup trucks are part of a class action lawsuit settlement. That case has been settled with an agreement by Ford to offer $400 to owners that have had this issue and can prove it.

The 13th generation Ford F-150 which is the current generation, was one of the most transformative models Ford has produced. With a switch to aluminum, Ford forever changed the pickup truck proving that 13 might be Ford’s lucky number.

Ford’s new infotainment system is expected to replace Sync 3 on all model F-150s as Ford launches next-generation of the F-150. Bigger screens, more user adaptations, smart phone integration expected.