Have you ever taken a ride in the Ford F-150? What about the high-performance F-150 Raptor? At Ray Price Ford, we encourage you to test drive the popular full-size pickup truck that everyone is talking about. If you want your life to be easier by simplifying tasks and amplifying power, you may want to consider putting the Ford F-150 into your driveway.
Aside from the fact that the F-150 has a powerful twin-turbo motor and is manufactured from military-grade aluminum-alloy and high-strength steel, it's the little things that make it even greater.
When an average vehicle travels to a destination, many components work together in order to produce horsepower and torque. In a Ford F-150, you can strategically monitor information that impacts speed and power by scanning clusters on a panel.
The display is found behind the steering wheel, and it has an eight-inch LCD screen. Its technology is synced with key mechanical hardware so that the panels can provide accurate towing data and information about fuel economy. If needed, you can customize the menu on the display panel according to your driving habits.
Many have seen the latest Raptor design and found themselves mesmerized by its military-grade, aluminum alloy construction. With BF Goodrich All-Terrain KO2 tires, the Raptor is designed to take you on off-road adventures while also handling highways with ease. You’ll love the pick-up-and-go acceleration with 450 horsepower from the twin turbo V6 engine. While previous Raptor models included a V8, the latest version has an EcoBoost style.
You can also upgrade several other features of the Raptor, including the suspension.
The 2018 Ford F-150 has been designed to maximize strength, power and fuel efficiency, all in the body of one of the most popular full-size pickup trucks on the market today. With its excellence across categories, this pickup provides everything you need for a busy life.
The all-new 2018 F-150 achieves best-in-class fuel economy with its Power Stroke diesel engine. You can get up to 30 mpg on the highway or 22 mpg in the city in this truck, exceptional numbers for a full-size pickup of this size.
The 2018 Ford F-150 is only a few months away, but the editors at Kelley Blue Book have already gotten a sneak peek with an early test drive. Their 2018 F-150 First Review is loaded with praise for the truck's new and upgraded engines, best-in-class towing, and general ease of use and driving experience.
The Engines:
Just about every engine available for the 2018 F-150 is new or has been improved from the previous generation.
The entry-level engine is an all-new 3.3-liter V6, which KBB says isn't "blazing fast," but gets up to highway speed nicely and…
We've seen a lot of people excited about checking out the new F-150 that Ford has put out. It is the class tough exterior and well-built machine you expect from the company, but of course with new features. It's perfect for work or play. ?
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