Max tow and Heavy Duty payload options
#46
#47
I've been towing a car hauler for twenty years first using a 2004 F150 5.4L and later using a 2007 Navigator 5.4L. So I am used to towing and being careful, giving myself extra braking space etc. I am going to test drive a 250 but am pretty sure I will probably go with the 150. I just won't be towing that much during the year and think I'll be happier with the 150 for my regular driving.
Now my decision is whether I go with a used 2013-15 or step up to a new 2016. Will be looking for a Supercrew Lariat with the 3.5 EB and 6 1/2 foot bed. Would prefer max tow if I can find it.
Now my decision is whether I go with a used 2013-15 or step up to a new 2016. Will be looking for a Supercrew Lariat with the 3.5 EB and 6 1/2 foot bed. Would prefer max tow if I can find it.
#49
I want the 6 1/2 bed because of the longer wheelbase.
#50
#51
I think finding the used ones will be far more difficult. The buyers of those usually wanted that specific truck and tend to keep them. There were far fewer of them in the first place. Just like you're finding looking at new ones. There are 5 or 6 in your area compared to hundreds that are equipped otherwise.
#53
Just the crew+6-1/2' bed was impossible for us to find when we were shopping. Zero in the whole state of California. Dealers all said that combo was almost never stocked; you have to order it.
#54
That's interesting. Just did another search today. Comes up with around 5-10 within 100 miles of me. Maybe the 6 1/2 beds and max tow are more common here in farm country. And that's for the Lariat. If I expand to the XLT I get around 5-10.
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09-17-2013 08:45 PM