Power, performance, precision - these are the words offered by critics and drivers alike when describing the F-150. Ford’s signature truck is lauded for its exceptional towing and all-terrain adaptability. It’s become North America’s definitive pick-up.
For more than three decades, the Ford F-Series has dominated the North American market. This line-up of pick-up performers has generated extraordinary sales, effortlessly revving past the competition. It will soon do this again - thanks to the efforts of the 2015 F-150.
Atop Mount Ford sits the F-150 - the only pick-up able to scale treacherous sales curves, dominate rocky marketing campaigns, and ascend consumer verticals. This truck has reigned supreme among the North American market for more than 30 years. It’s created a high standard in performance.
Haunted houses, abandoned lots, spooky patches of woods: these once were the sites of horror stories. Now they're being replaced. As you stand at the fuel pump - watching the numbers steadily rise - you realize that the gas-station serves as the great nightmare-scene. These prices are truly frightening.
With the release of the 2015 F-150, Ford has redefined the automotive world - introducing critics and consumers alike to aluminum construction, EcoBoost performance, and enhanced payload capabilities. The pick-up has become a powerhouse on the charts, generating strong acclaim across North America.
On November 6th, SEMA 2015 came to an end - forcing more than 100,000 manufacturers, engineers, and product developers to trudge out of the Las Vegas Convention Center and return to the real world. Though leaving behind the dizzying array of custom cars and next-gen innovations proved sad, there was at least one happy thought to sustain these spectators: the Ford F-Series had won Hottest Truck.
Along the Las Vegas strip comes a wave of exhaust - with cruisers, roadsters, and convertibles roaring down the street toward the 2015 SEMA Show. They’ve come from across the globe, bearing logos from the leading manufacturers (Ford, Toyota, GM, Honda, and more). Each promises next-generation tech and high speeds.
