The Ford F-Series is the best-selling pickup in the USA. One of the reasons for its popularity is the wide range of body and powertrain variants for personal use and utility needs. A properly equipped F-150 can tow up to 12,200 lbs. With the 2015 redesign, Ford concentrated on efficiency, selecting aluminum body panels and smaller displacement turbocharged engines. The F-Series SuperCrew (crew cab) has the widest range of trim levels with models ranging from the entry-level XL to the pricey Platinum models.

What Changed:

The latest all-new F-Series is bigger and bolder than ever. Although slightly larger than the prior model, the new trucks are lighter thanks to extensive use of aluminum. The F-Series line continues to offer crew cab, extended cab and regular cab models with both short and long beds. The range will include four engines including a new 2.7l turbo. A number of newly available features include loading ramps, power outlets, and remote locking/unlocking tailgates.