I do not believe this has been posted yet...


F-150 SVT Raptor (517A) Base MSRP - $38,995.00 (includes destination and delivery)

Available on SuperCab 4x4 with 133" wheelbase. Key standard content includes: 5.4L 3V EFI V8 engine, unique suspension including internal bypass Fox Shox, 35" BFGoodrich All-Terrain Tires, electronic locking rear axle, unique exterior styling, trailer tow package, cast aluminum running boards, SYNC, Sirius, and leather/cloth captains chairs with flow thru console and more...


Available Colors: Oxford White (YZ), Tuxedo Black (UH), Molten Orange Tri-Coat (UY) (add $495.00 MSRP), and Blue Flame Metallic (SZ)


Raptor Unique Options:

Raptor Luxury Package (55L) - $1,950.00 MSRP

Content includes: 40/Console/40, 10 way power driver and passenger seats with heat and driver memory, Dual Electronic Automatic Temperature Control, Sony audio with multi CD, Power/heated/signal/driver-dimming memory sideview mirrors, power adjustable pedals, Memory system – power adjustable pedals, power mirrors, power seats...

Raptor Interior Color Accent Package (8B) - $395.00 MSRP

Content includes: Orange accent front seats with unique leather insert seating surfaces, orange accent rear seat vinyl seating surfaces, orange accent IP center stack applique finish and orange accent door panel applique finish...

Raptor Graphics Package (55G) - $1,075.00 MSRP

Content includes: Multi-color read through graphics that cover the bed and rear of cab, Unique SVT fenders...


Other Available Options:

Navigation with Sony Audio (58N) (Requires Raptor Luxury Package)
Reverse Camera (76C) (Mirror Based and Navigation Based)
Integrated Trailer Brake Controller with Sway Mitigation (67T)
Power Moonroof with One-Touch Open (43M)
Tailgate Step (63T)
Stowable Bed Extender (63E)

 

Thanks as usual, PSHD.

Very competitive pricing, wow, that's in line with the 09 F150 FX4s but with a lot more goodies and resale.

If the 6.2L was out already I'd be very tempted by one of these. Speaking of the 6.2L, the Ford site says it'll be 400hp/400tq- I'd have expected more like 400hp/430tq.

The 39k has has everything I would want, 1k for the decals-ridiculous.

 

Link to this???

 

http://www.fordvehicles.com/f150raptor/

It's estimated figures, but estimated by Ford.

 

Pricing is definately better then I expected. For me it is missing a couple of full sized doors, 1' of bed and the 6.2L or I would be tempted...

As for power ratings, I have seen nothing official as of yet. Although the most recent issue of myFord magazine stated the 5.4L would be 320 HP (on E85 fuel) and the upcoming 6.2L at 500 HP.

 

For practical purposes true, but that much longer wheelbase would greatly inhibit its off-road ability.

The 400/400 stat I read seems to have been removed. it was on the "build your Raptor" section earlier in the week.

The 6.2L is a 3k option- well worth the wait even if it is only 400bhp- 500bhp would be insane but I can't see it happening unless they go to forced induction like the prev. gen Lightning. Unlike the European competition, NA domestic engines and a high specific output are total strangers you see....

 

Found the 400/400 stat. Skip or wait for the intro on the link I posted to finish. Then click on the "+" symbol by the engine.

Full pricing is on this link too, and videos. Once the 3k 6.2L is slotted in there, that truck in black is an immense DD and would pair up just perfectly with an F350 workhorse.

 

I posted this on April 18 so yeah it's kind of late.

Here's the post.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...0-000-a-3.html

Some links...
2010 Ford F-150 SVT Raptor starts at $38,995

Jalopnik - Ford F-150 SVT Raptor Pricing Starts At $38,995! - Ford F-150 Raptor

Definately impressive pricing.

 

I thought I remembered seeing something posted recently, but did not know if it was official pricing or not. BTW... Ford is calling this "introductory" pricing, so I expect to see some pricing increases in the not too distant future...

 

Hmm, that's interesting. Guess we'll just have to wait and see this summer.

 

Some additional info...

Custom accessories inspired by the Raptor R will soon be available from Ford Racing Parts. The website (which is not up as of yet) is http://www.fordracingparts.com/raptor

Here is a list of expected accessories...

Front Auxiliary light kit (includes lights, mounting brackets, wiring)
Tubular Front Bumper (replaces production front bumper with skid plate)
Tubular Rear Bumper with Trailer Hitch (replaces production step bumper)
Enhanced front skid plate (for use with the production front bumper)
Final drive ratio changes
Off-road muffler
Tiregate
Ford Racing 20" wheels with Ford Racing center caps
5.4L 3V engine Valve Covers
Tow-Out w/strap accessory kit
Trailside safety kit
Highway safety kit
EZ-up instant shelters (optional additional sidewalls)
Ford Racing banners and pit-ropes
Ford Racing Fender Covers

 

I would not say that, The Chrysler 5.7 HEMI is making 390HP on 87 octane, while Toyota's 5.7 V8 makes 381. The upcoming 6.4 HEMI is expected to make around 450-500HP. Fords old DOHC 5.4 back in 2000 made some pretty insane power N/A as well.

If anything, I'd say they have the 6.2 detuned to preserve the transmission and the rest of hte drive train, or it is under rated.

 

sorry for being a little behind the times, but how did you find out about those accessories? I went on there site and i couldnt find any of them. They sound awesome, i just wanted to see them thats all lol.

 

GM's dohc 5.7 in 1993 made 405hp too... back when Europe was still rollin' Trabants

However, I think he's thinking more of the BMW/Audi 414-420hp v8s that rev to the moon and make no torque...

 

The pricing is better than I expected and I think the truck will sell better with a base under $40k.

Back in 03' I stopped in at a Ford dealer and was eyeing up the 5.4l SC Lightnings on the lot and most listed for under $35k but that was a 2wd. So I would say the pricing on the raptor is fair in todays market.