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    Latest Model

    2021 Model Redesign Year
    The refreshed F-150 has exterior styling updates, while the interior is largely unchanged. The cabin is very quiet, and the crew-cab versions we tested are super-roomy. The 2.7-liter turbo V6 provides effortless acceleration and a respectable 19 mpg overall, while the powerful hybrid gets just 1 mpg more. The ride is jittery and handling is clumsy. Controls are straightforward, but the interior is more austere than plush. The Sync 4 infotainment system is very easy to use and has a standard 12-inch touchscreen.
    Clever features include a tailgate designed to serve as a workbench and an optional built-in generator to power tools. Ford's BlueCruise active driving assistance system is available.
    Notable Changes
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    2025 Ford F-150

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    Predicted Reliability
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    Base MSRP Range
    $37,450 - $79,005
    Destination Charge: $2195
    Base MSRP Range
    $37,450 - $79,005
    Destination Charge: $2195

    2025 Ford F-150

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    Predicted Owner Satisfaction
    2025 Ford F-150
    Base MSRP
    $37,450 - $79,005
    CR MPG
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    Road Test Score
    / 100
    Predicted Reliability
    / 100
    Predicted Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
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    2021-Present

    2021 Model Redesign Year
    The F-150 continues to be a workhorse but it adds more tech, advanced safety features, and a hybrid version for the 2021 model year. The mildly upgraded cabin remains very quiet, and the crew cabs we tested are super roomy. The popular 2.7-liter turbo-V6 provides effortless acceleration and respectable fuel economy, at 19 mpg overall. The new "PowerBoost" hybrid has loads of power and gets 20 mpg overall. The F-150's ride and handling have improved slightly. Clever new features include a foldaway gear selector that creates a flat workspace, a tailgate designed to serve as a workbench, and an optional built-in generator with the ability to power job-site equipment.
    The F-150 has Ford's easy-to-use, new Sync 4 infotainment system. Every F-150 comes with standard FCW and AEB with pedestrian detection. An all-electric version of the F-150 called the Lightning, is also available. A refresh in 2024 made the 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6 the standard engine option and all versions got a 12-inch infotainment screen. Both BSW and RCTW became standard. Ford's BlueCruise active driving assistance system also became available.
    2024 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $29,525 - $80,025
    EPA MPG
    21 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2023 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $26,000 - $72,500
    EPA MPG
    21 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2022 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $22,650 - $65,500
    EPA MPG
    21 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2021 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $17,775 - $58,500
    EPA MPG
    21 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5

    2015-2020

    2015 Model Redesign Year
    A redesigned F-150 arrived for 2015 with an aluminum body that saved 700 pounds for better fuel economy. Our tested crew-cab models were cavernously proportioned front and rear. Both were almost tomb-silent as well. The driving position is comfy and roomy, while the standard tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel and optional power-adjustable pedals accommodate truckers of all shapes and sizes. While large windows and relatively narrow pillars provide good visibility, a rearview camera was an option. The towing package adds an integrated trailer brake controller, towing mirrors, and a revised rear axle ratio.
    We'd get the XLT or higher trim, as the basic XL work-truck version limits the availability of desirable comfort and safety features.
    2020 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $15,750 - $46,675
    EPA MPG
    21 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2019 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $13,325 - $41,375
    EPA MPG
    21 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2018 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $10,950 - $35,075
    EPA MPG
    21 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2017 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $9,325 - $31,050
    EPA MPG
    20 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2016 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $8,200 - $21,650
    EPA MPG
    19 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2015 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $7,975 - $18,775
    EPA MPG
    19 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5

    2009-2014

    2009 Model Redesign Year
    Freshened in 2009, the F-150 gained standard stability control. A revised six-speed automatic transmission also produced better fuel economy. Handling was secure and braking performance was also vastly improved, though some testers complained about poor feel from the pedal. A spacious interior and a deep cargo bed are also pluses. On the other hand, the ride is stiff and the engine sounds unrefined when pressed. However, road noise is held to a whisper and wind rush barely exceeds background levels.
    Crash-test results and cabin storage are impressive, while Ford's Sync system provides voice control for phone calls and music players.
    2014 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $7,750 - $22,025
    EPA MPG
    17 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2013 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $7,375 - $19,825
    EPA MPG
    17 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2012 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $7,100 - $18,600
    EPA MPG
    17 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2011 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $6,875 - $17,725
    EPA MPG
    17 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2010 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $6,325 - $13,825
    EPA MPG
    16 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2009 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $6,150 - $11,550
    EPA MPG
    16 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5

    2004-2008

    2004 Model Redesign Year
    The 2004 redesign endowed the Ford F-150 with ride and handling improvements, including a tight (for a full-size pickup truck) 47 ft. turning circle. Crash-test results also improved significantly. However, braking performance was just adequate in our tests and the powertrain isn't very smooth. On the other hand, offroad performance is commendable, interior comfort is also good and outward visibility is too. The spring assisted tailgate makes loading cargo easier.
    This version of the Ford F-150 also demonstrates better noise isolation, as well as fit and finish, than its predecessor.
    2008 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $5,650 - $11,500
    EPA MPG
    16 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2007 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $5,250 - $9,725
    EPA MPG
    16 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2006 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $4,850 - $7,825
    EPA MPG
    16 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2005 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $3,600 - $7,425
    EPA MPG
    16 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2004 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $3,525 - $14,000
    EPA MPG
    16 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5

    1998-2003

    The F-150 is the half-ton version of Ford's best-selling F-Series pickup line. Like most pickups, it offers multiple configurations and powertrains. During our tests, the boxy pre-1997 F-150 rode well and quietly on most roads. Its ride and braking improved with a full load. We found the seats erect, but roomy. Ford completely redesigned the F-150 for 1998, improving comfort, handling, and refinement.
    An optional third door on extended-cab models became available in 1998, and a fourth door was offered in 1999. The supercharged SVT Lightning serves up sports-car-quality acceleration. A four-door crew-cab was introduced for 2001.
    2003 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $3,500 - $13,225
    EPA MPG
    15 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2002 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $3,325 - $11,275
    EPA MPG
    15 mpg
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2001 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $3,325 - $10,100
    EPA MPG
    NA
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
    2000 Ford F-150
    Retail Price
    $3,325 - $8,300
    EPA MPG
    NA
    Reliability Verdict
    / 100
    Owner Satisfaction
    / 5
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