Ford F-150

BUILT TO WORK AND PLAY HARD

The Ford F-150 features a high-strength, military-grade, aluminum-alloy body and high-strength steel frame, providing the foundation for available best-in-class* payload and up to 13,200 lbs. of available towing. The Ford F-150 makes tough tasks look easy, whether you're on the job or out on a weekend getaway.

Whether you drive an F-150 for work or recreation, F-150 offers a six-engine lineup delivering the performance you need. Naturally aspirated V8 gas powerplants with advanced twin independent variable cam timing. Turbocharged and port-fuel/direct-injected (PFDI) gas EcoBoost® V6 engines. And the 3.0L Power Stroke® Turbo Diesel.

Ford SuperDuty

BEST-IN-CLASS CONVENTIONAL TOWING

The Ford Super Duty® has a best-in-class maximum available gas conventional towing rating of 21,000 and a best-in-class maximum available diesel conventional towing rating of 24,200 - higher than any other heavy-duty pickup. * Super Duty features a strong fully boxed frame made of more than 95 percent high-strength steel; hefty axle, suspension and driveline components.

No surprise that Super Duty® for 2020 improves upon its already top-rated performance with an expanded line of available engines. There's the all-new available 7.3L gas V8 as well as the available next-generation 6.7L Power Stroke® V8 Turbo Diesel, both with best-in-class power ratings.

Ford Ranger

ADVENTURE READY.

The 2019 Ford Ranger is perfectly at home on typical everyday paved roads. But going from mild to wild where smooth pavement comes to an end - now we're talking Ranger territory. With its high-strength steel frame, steel frame-mounted bumpers, off-road chassis components and EcoBoost® power, every Ranger is bred for adventure. And for the serious all-terrain enthusiast, there's the Ranger outfitted with all the must-have features in the FX4 Off-Road Package.

Ford engineers set a grueling test regimen to prepare the new Ford Ranger for the demands of all-terrain travel. Durability trials on roads so punishing that robots were called in to do the driving.