Ford F 150:Review the specs, features and pros & cons

Ford F 150 Safety

Ford sums up its F-150 truck in one word: tough. Built to take on military and industrial tasks, the F-150 is designed for strength and durability. The elevation, size, and military-grade aluminum-alloy body and bed will make you feel protected on the highway and backroads.

Models from 2008 come standard with:

• Driver and passenger airbags
• Four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes (ABS) and traction control for driving safely on slippery roads
• Daytime Running Lights
• Adjustable Pedals

Newer models from 2017 add high-tech features like AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control, which applies the brakes when the car senses swerving or rolling.

Ford F 150 Interior

The first choice for F-150 buyers is between the two-door and four-door models. Both have tough exteriors that make way for comfortable, spacious, and supportive seating, with an intuitive infotainment system, dome and fade-to-off interior lighting, and plenty of add-ons to make driving even more enjoyable.

Ford F 150 Technology

Perhaps one of the most impressive features of the F-150 truck is just how much technology runs through it. Even standard truck models are equipped with a Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking system (on newer models). Other technological add-on features include:

• 8" LCD productivity screen on the dashboard, making it easy for drivers to track their fuel consumption, towing data, and more 360-degree camera with split-view display to help see all angles—especially helpful for maneuvering in tight spaces
• Adaptive cruise control to facilitate maintaining a reasonable distance between cars
• Blind Spot Information System
• Lane-Keeping System

Models from 2009 also have an array of tech features available—though mostly on upper trims—such as a CD stereo with an auxiliary audio jack, satellite radio, Bluetooth, and navigation with a backup camera.

Ford F 150 Space

For a truck that's classified as a light-duty full-size pickup, its cab space is impressive. Ranging from 5.5 ft to 8.5 ft, the F-150 can load up to 3,270 lbs. A larger-than-life vehicle, this pickup truck offers ample leg room for you and your passengers.

Ford F 150 Comfort

With all that power beneath the hood, it's only natural to want to see what the F-150 can really do. The most standard F-150 model is equipped with independent front suspension for better handling and stability. Keep in mind that travelling through snow and mud may clog the retractable box sidestep, so a thorough clean will be required after going off the beaten path. All F-150 models come with plush seating at the rear and in the front, which offers a range of adjustment options to suit any driver's preference.