How Much Truck Do You Need? Reviewing Ford's F-Series

Last updated 9 months ago

If you want a truck that works as hard as you do, there are a wide variety of Ford pickups to choose from. Ford’s F-Series trucks are known all over the world for their toughness and extensive capabilities – and the perfect F-Series pickup is waiting for you at Bill Marsh Ford. Read on to learn which new Ford F-Series pickup is best for your lifestyle.

F-150

The Ford F-150 is one of the most popular trucks in the world – and it also happens to be one of the most capable. There are four different engines available for the Ford F-150. The base model gets a 302-horsepower V6, but you can upgrade all the way up to a 411-horsepower V8 on the performance-oriented Ford F-150 Raptor. The F-150 can tow anywhere between 6,100 pounds and 11,300 pounds depending on the engine you choose. In other words, if you’re looking for a strong all-around pickup, the 2013 Ford F-150 is your best bet.

F-250

If the largest Ford F-150 doesn’t offer enough passenger space, cargo space, or towing ability, the next step up is the Ford F-250. As far as payload, the Ford F-250 will let you haul just over 4,200 pounds. And in terms of towing, the F-250 will deliver a 14,000-pound maximum rating with a conventional trailer and a 16,700-pound maximum with a fifth-wheel configuration.

F-350

Whether you want to maximize your capabilities with the most powerful Ford F-Series on the market or you just want to brag about having one of the most powerful pickup trucks ever made, you’re going to love the Ford F-350. With a maximum towing capacity of 22,700 pounds, the Ford F-350 can handle just about any job imaginable. In other words, the Ford F-350 just might be your most valuable tool.

Discover the strength and comfort within the Ford F-Series lineup by coming to Bill Marsh Ford for a test drive today. Located in Newtown close to Philadelphia, our dealership has a terrific selection of new and used Ford pickups for you. Call us at (215) 968-3806 for more information.