Tradition drives the Super Duty - with every F-150, F-250, and F-350 drawing inspiration from the platforms that came before them. Familiar profiles line every dealership, and Ford’s 2017 models will be no exception. Each promises classic heavy-duty styling, with strength emphasized through wide fenders and elongated cabs.
It’s the summer of pick-up performance. The 2017 Ford F-Series will soon arrive on the market, delivering best-in-class power to drivers across North America. This heavy-duty behemoth - with its 6.7L V8 turbo diesel engine, 440 HP, and 925 lb.-ft of torque - promises exceptional results on the backroads.
It’s a massive cup - wide-bottomed and large-rimmed, filled to the brim with precious caffeine. The day will prove long and you won’t survive without a dose of sugar-sweet energy. This drink will sustain you through meetings and miles alike.
Much anticipation surrounds the arrival of the 2017 F-150 - with critics and consumers flocking to dealerships, trying always to catch a peek at the latest pick-up powerhouse. It’s destined to be this year’s definitive platform.
With a great name comes great expectations. Ford’s venerable Super Duty, therefore, faces both critical and consumer scrutiny as it pushes toward the assembly line - with many wondering if the 2017 model can keep pace with its super-sized moniker.
Strength defines the Ford F-Series. For more than thirty years, this pick-up has delivered staggering capabilities - dominating the roads with best-in-class payloads, best-in-class trailering, and best-in-class towing. It’s connected drivers to the high-performance horsepower they need.
In the distance comes a rumble - the slap of hooves against the road, the deep growl of a beastly platform. The 2017 F-150 is coming and it’s bringing enhanced horsepower with it.
Performance defines the F-150 - with Ford fusing every line with best-in-class power, delivering exceptional payload capacities and rugged adaptability. This truck embraces the blue-collar philosophy.
The days prove all too slow for Raptor fans - with Ford’s signature F-150 variant still months away from the production line (and the dealership). Specs have been released; images have been offered; but there’s been nothing tangible to sustain pick-up devotees.
