Browse used Ford F-150 trucks and compare the configurations currently available.
Consider taxes, registration, insurance, financing terms, maintenance, fuel or charging, and likely ownership needs alongside the listed purchase price. Price alone does not establish total cost or condition.
F-150 configurations can differ substantially. Cab and bed choices affect passenger space and cargo use, while powertrain, drivetrain, axle, and equipment affect capability. Body construction moved to aluminum-alloy panels over a steel frame starting with the 2015 model year, and a hybrid powertrain option was introduced for 2021. Treat towing and payload as vehicle-specific facts. Check the certification labels, equipment, and manufacturer information for the exact model year and configuration.
Compare cab and bed combinations first, then verify the exact engine, drivetrain, axle, towing, and payload information for each truck.
No. Towing and payload ratings depend on the model year, cab, bed, powertrain, drivetrain, axle ratio, and installed equipment. Verify the exact vehicle before relying on a rating.
Confirm cab and bed size, drivetrain, powertrain, maintenance history, condition, and the equipment shown on the individual vehicle.
F-150 body panels have used aluminum alloys since the 2015 model year, paired with a steel frame. The PowerBoost hybrid powertrain became available with the 2021 model year. Availability of specific engines and features varies by year and configuration, so verify the individual truck.