2013 Ford F-150 Platinum-edition on 2040-cars
Saint Louis, Michigan, United States
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GORGEOUS SILVER METALLIC EXTERIOR matched with a beautiful BLACK(HEATED AND COOLED/FRONT LEATHER)interior 2013 FORD F-150 CREW-CAB PLATINUM-EDITION. REAR-WHEEL-DRIVE)in EXCELLENT condition. Only 4,968 SUPER LOW AND EASILY DRIVEN miles. PLATINUM PACKAGE. THE ONE AND ONLY/THE POWERFUL 5.0 LITER V8 engine that delivered RIDICULOUS power and torque ( Best TRUCK engine on the market. SMOOTH SHIFTING AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. Gorgeous Gorgeous TRUCK/LOOK AT PICS. LOCKABLE TAILGATE. NAVIGATION SYSTEM. FACTORY REMOTE START. CAME WITH ONE KEY/FOB. FULL LEATHER(BLACK COLOR) SEATING. FRONT HEATED SEATS. FRONT COOLED SEATS. REAR TRAILER ELECTRONIC BRAKE CONTROL. LEATHER WRAPPED STEERING WHEEL. REAR HEATED LEATHER SEATS. SELECT SHIFT TRANSMISSION. DRIVER MEMORY SEAT. LEATHER AND WOOD STEERING WHEEL. STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS. SONY SPEAKER SYSTEM. XENON HEADLIGHTS. FACTORY REMOTE START SYSTEM. SYNC AUDIO. DUAL SIDE(POWER FOLDING)SIDE RUNNING BOARDS. 20" CHROME WHEELS ON 20" TIRES. POWER FOLDING-HEATED MIRRORS. FULL REAR ELECTRONIC TOW PACKAGE. FRONT TOW HOOKS. REAR VIEW CAMERA. BED LINER. REAR PARKING ASSIST SENSORS. 12 v outlet. FRONT TOW HOOKS. FACTORY PLATINUM EDITION CHROME WHEELS with SHARP tires. Steering wheel controls. Fog lights. Traction control. Steering wheel controls. Power windows. Power locks. vehicle anti-theft. Cruise control. ELECTRIC OUTLETS THROUGH OUT.
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Ford exec downplays idea of aluminum-intensive cars
Thu, Jan 15 2015Ford certainly made waves when it rolled out the all-new 2015 F-150 made primarily out of aluminum. But while trimming weight off its vehicles is a top priority for the Detroit automaker, we shouldn't expect the lightweight metal to be used as widely on passenger cars as it has been on its new pickup. Speaking at the Automotive News World Congress on Wednesday, top Ford exec Joe Hinrichs said that using aluminum in passenger cars isn't as beneficial as it is in trucks – primarily because the weight savings isn't as dramatic, or as deeply needed. Though improved fuel economy is certainly one advantage of aluminum construction in a truck like the F-150, low prices at the pump have prompted Ford to highlight another advantage, and that's capability: With less weight on its own, a lighter-weight truck can carry and tow more than a heavier one, because it all comes down to combined weight ratings. Ford is expected to make the new F-Series Super Duty largely out of aluminum for the same reasons, and we wouldn't be surprised to see the next Expedition use the material as well. But while certain components in Ford passenger cars will be made of aluminum, we shouldn't expect entire chassis and bodywork assemblies to use the material as extensively as on the F-150, or on more upscale passenger cars from the likes of Audi or Jaguar. Dearborn is, however, investing in other lightweight materials. It has a joint venture with Dow Chemical to put carbon fiber into mass production, much as BMW has with its i3. The Blue Oval will use a combination of carbon and aluminum on its 2017 GT supercar, and it has stripped weight by removing amenities from the 2016 Mustang GT350R, but apparently neither is a method Ford can practically apply to its volume models. Related Video: Featured Gallery 2015 Ford F-150 View 36 Photos News Source: TheDetroitBureau.com, Automotive News - sub. req.Tip: Ford Green Ford aluminum joe hinrichs
Project Ugly Horse: Part VIII
Fri, 17 May 2013Now With More EcoBoost
There's an EcoBoost 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder in there somewhere, and it's headed straight for Ugly Horse.
For the second time in my life, I'm staring at an engine in the back of a truck with no concept of how to get it safely into the garage by my lonesome. The first time this happened, I dragged home a $300 International 345 V8 in the back of my Scout Terra only to discover that the bounds of my manliness terminated well before my ability to muscle that 800-pound cast iron block out of the pickup bed.
New Toyota Tacoma, Ranger, Colorado/Canyon fight for midsize truck dominance
Sun, May 28 2023Sam Wedll has been driving his Toyota Tacoma pickup on the rugged roads of Northern California for seven trouble-free years, racking up almost 100,000 miles, so he’s interested in the redesigned version of the truck coming later this year. He paid $34,000 for his truck in 2016, loading it with plenty of options. HeÂ’s eyeing the new gas-electric hybrid Toyota Motor Corp. is going to offer, but Wedll, who does his own repairs, isnÂ’t interested in paying luxury prices. “The hybrid is pretty interesting to me because I like the idea of the fuel efficiency,” says Wedll, 47, a casino operations manager in Blue Lake, California. “IÂ’m just trying to save some costs wherever possible.” The Tacoma, known as the Taco to its legions of loyalists, is the leader of the pack in midsize pickups, one of the fastest-growing auto markets of the past decade. With outdoorsy weekend warriors and do-it-yourselfers looking for a truck that could fit in their garage, sales of midsize pickups more than doubled from 2010 to 2020. General Motors Co. and Ford Motor Co., which abandoned the market segment when sales slowed early this century, returned with new trucks to take on the Tacoma, which has dominated the medium truck market for almost two decades. Although it's easy to predict that the most lushly appointed versions of the new Taco could approach $50,000 (prices wonÂ’t be announced until later this year), Toyota insists it isnÂ’t backing away from budget buyers even as it rolls out fancier trucks. The current Tacoma starts at $28,030, and the company says affordability is critical to its success. In fact, Toyota will continue to offer the Taco with an old-school stick shift. The Tacoma controls 42% of the midsize truck market and outsells FordÂ’s offering 4 to 1. ThatÂ’s a role reversal from the full-size pickup market, where FordÂ’s F-Series has ruled the road for 46 years. Tacoma sales in the U.S. surpassed 237,000 last year, more than twice the number of GMÂ’s No. 2-ranked Chevrolet Colorado, according to consultant LMC Automotive. But as growth in the overall segment slows, the midsize market is developing into more of a turf war, with manufacturers vying for the sweetest highest-margin spots. “This segment is likely past its prime growth spurt,” says Jeff Schuster, president of the Americas for LMC Automotive.


