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The Best Overall Truck
By Product Expert | Posted in Ford F-150, Ford Super Duty on Wednesday, April 22nd, 2015 at 12:10 pm
The Best Trucks Available for 2015
The Ford F-Series has been named as the Best Overall Truck Brand by Kelley Blue Book. The award is granted based on new-car buyer perception data that is gathered by the valuation and information source. Truck shoppers found the F-150 and Super Duty F-250 and 350 to be the best trucks available for 2015 according to KBB.
2015 Ford F-150
The new F-150 has really made waves this year with its new aluminum body and several class exclusive features like the 360-degree camera with split-view display. The new body and features have come together to earn the pickup more than 25 awards. The 2015 F-150 is lighter, more powerful and more fuel efficient than it has ever been. It shed 700 lbs and can now tow more than any other pickup in it’s class at 12,200 lbs.
2015 Ford Super Duty F-250 and F-350
The Super Duty vehicles are an even bigger and more powerful vehicle than the F-150. It’s 6.7L Powerstroke diesel engine offers best-in-class power with 440 horsepower and 860 lb-ft. of torque. This leads to best-in-class maximum towing with a rating of 31,200 lbs. The Super Duty also offers many similar technologies found in the F-150 and the King Ranch trim offers drivers a true luxury/work horse experience.
Ford Pickups
All Ford pickups are engineered to get work down and continue to do accomplish that each day year after year. They all offer an extensive lineup of trims and options to provide you with the most possible choices for power, efficiency and overall utility. Performance is key and Ford has given each pickup plenty to work with. With plenty of power comes the need for control and Ford has given that with features like tow/haul mode, engine exhaust braking, trailer sway control and hill start assist/hill descent control. Each one of these vehicles can also be upgraded with a number of convenience and safety features because having power and utility doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice on your comfort.
