2011 Ford F-150 Svt Raptor on 2040-cars
Saint Ann, Missouri, United States
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2011 Ford F-150 SVT Raptor Supercrew. White Exterior over Black Interior.
FACTORY OPTIONS INCLUDE:
-Sony Navigation Radio
-Luxury Package
-Power Adjustable Pedals
-Remote Start System
-Body CL Power Folding Mirrors
-Power Driver & Passenger Seats
-Heated Front Seats
-Power Moonroof
-Raptor Plus Package
-Trailer Brake Controller
-Rearview Camera
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS:
-6.2 Liter 8 Cylinder Engine
-411 Horsepower
-434 lb/ft of Torque
-Four Wheel Drive
-6-Speed Automatic Transmission
-17" Mach Aluminum Wheels
-Trailer Brake Control
-Power Adjustable Pedals
-Heated Front Seats
-Remote Start System
-Intermittent Windshield Wipers
-Rear View Camera
-Power Windows
-Power Adjustable Front Seats
-Single-Zone Climate Control
-Factory Navigation
-Front Tow Hooks
-Running Boards
-Sirius XM Radio
-Bluetooth Connectivity
-Multifunction Steering Wheel
-Universal Garage Opener
-Off-Road mode with hill assist
-Dynamic trailer control
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