Ford F-150: The Everyman's Workhorse
The Ford F-150Â is a bit of a household name, and it has good reason to be! Built with a high-strength, military-grade aluminum-alloy body, the F-150 is lightweight, yet hardy. This military-grade aluminum-alloy is resistant to dents and dings, while increasing this truck's power-to-weight ratio, which allows it to achieve such impressive towing and payload specs.
Towing is a breeze, too, thanks to available features like the Blind Spot Monitoring system with Trailer Coverage. Not to mention, the three cab styles and three box sizes give you versatility in how you utilize your pickup.
2021 Ford F-150 Review
Ford Ranger: The Ford Tough® Adventure Vehicle
Whether you're towing or off-roading, the Ford Ranger is ready for a busy day ahead. It features available 4-wheel drive (4WD) with the available Terrain Management System™ that lets you choose between four different modes to optimize your performance for your exact conditions.
This truck has two cabin styles and two cargo box lengths. With the 6-foot box and 5-foot box, you'll be able to move 51.8 cubic feet and 43.3 cubic feet of cargo, respectively, while transporting a maximum of four or five passengers, depending on your cabin.
Ford Super Duty: The Hard-Working Trio
If you need a bit more strength and even more power, then you'll want to go with one of the Ford Super Duty models. These trucks are built for the worksite and are a great addition to any local business fleet that needs an extra hand.
The Ford Super Duty lineup includes favorites like the Ford F-250, Ford F-350, and Ford F-450. Between all three trucks, you've got tons of towing capabilities and hefty payload specs. They also come with a variety of engine options, including V8 diesel and gas engines.
If you need a bit more strength and even more power, then you'll want to go with one of the Ford Super Duty models. These trucks are built for the worksite and are a great addition to any local business fleet that needs an extra hand.