saw 2017 SD today at auto show
#33
Definitely a big fail on all those things. Ford need to hire new designers for the superduty. I would have rather had a bigger version of the 150 front end
#34
They look fine and will probably blend in pretty quickly after they're on the road.
One thing I think is funny is how the designers change from soft rounded edges to angular sharp edges on everything. It's a back and forth cycle they pull on us every 4-6 years. I get tired of the predictable back and forth style schemes like this.
It's nice though, I will be in line in 4-8 years when my 15 is used up.
One thing I think is funny is how the designers change from soft rounded edges to angular sharp edges on everything. It's a back and forth cycle they pull on us every 4-6 years. I get tired of the predictable back and forth style schemes like this.
It's nice though, I will be in line in 4-8 years when my 15 is used up.
#36
#37
I agree. That's what was so distinctive when the different cab came out in, what was it, 1999. They say they need to cut costs, but how can you not be making money hand over fist at $50,000 a pop. My F250 Lariat new in 2000 was over $32000. In 2016 you can spend $64000 fairly easy on a new one. My pay has not doubled since 2000.
#39
It's always the same thing. People always "hate" the new model because they usually can't afford it or can't upgrade. A psychological attempt to "validate" their own vehicle and not purchasing a new one.
The reality is that the new Superduty's are far superior to previous ones. Whining about grills and side badges isn't going to change that.
The reality is that the new Superduty's are far superior to previous ones. Whining about grills and side badges isn't going to change that.
#41
#42
It's always the same thing. People always "hate" the new model because they usually can't afford it or can't upgrade. A psychological attempt to "validate" their own vehicle and not purchasing a new one.
The reality is that the new Superduty's are far superior to previous ones. Whining about grills and side badges isn't going to change that.
The reality is that the new Superduty's are far superior to previous ones. Whining about grills and side badges isn't going to change that.
I do not have to false validate myself if I do not like the way it looks. If I want to have one, I will get it. Money is not an obstacle.
I agree that the new model are far superior to any model and truck brand and especially the one I have currently. If you like the badges and grill, then good for you, I don't.
#45
I've got an '04 GM extended cab for my work truck, and for me, I like that it's got an extra couple inches over the Ford extended cab I had, as well as the extra door on the drivers side [I went from a '97 F150 with just an extra door on the passenger side]. But I use it for tools and equipment [tossed out the rear seat for the extra room]. I actually prefer the suicide-door style vs the new "double-cab regular door" style GM has now, as the door opening is bigger.