Upgrading and decking your Ford F-150 is all fun and games, until you buy a shitty aftermarket piece that looks cool, but actually rides and performs like crap.

The market for high-end and high-performance off-road trucks is booming, and Ford has quickly adapted to reap the financial benefits of that, well as build an even more loyal customer base.

Like many other pickups and truck-based SUVs, the Ford F-150 stores its spare tire underneath the truck bed and utilizes a pulley mechanism to raise and lower it. How to access it can require a little practice.

2016 is almost over, and sooner rather than later dealerships across the country will be inundated with 2017 year model vehicles. That can only mean one thing — the first wave of 2018 prototypes is just around the corner.

If you’re in the market for a vintage Ford F-150 pickup truck, and you have a rather sizable budget, then this could literally be one of the cleanest and most original used trucks we’ve ever come across. No joke.

While some of these facts may not be completely unknown, they’re surely a lot less regurgitated than the typical “America’s best selling truck for 39 consecutive years.” Buckle up and get ready to learn some cool (and maybe useless) facts about the best pickup truck in the market.

By the looks of this TV commercial from the sixties, Ford’s creative marketing team was as active back than as it is now. This time employing the help of the NFL’s Detroit Lions to promote the Ford F-100!