Upgrade the V8 experience. Class-leading performance awaits in Saskatchewan - courtesy of the 2026 Ford F-350 Lariat and its available 7.3L engine. A cast-iron construction is bolstered by four cross-bolted main bearings, while a forged-steel crankshaft promises improved durability. Port-injection technology assures maximum efficiency, and the system has been specially tuned for low-end torque optimization. This promises up to 430 HP and 485 lb.-ft of output, proving a perfect option for the commercial market.
High-performance demands high-output - which is why Ford has fused its 2026 F-350 XLT with segment-shattering power. Available on this Super Duty is the 6.7L V8 diesel engine. Anchored by a water-jacketed turbocharger, this block promises enhanced throttle capability. Glow plugs deliver seamless all-weather responses, while the compacted graphite iron base is complemented by forged-steel pistons. This allows drivers to experience up to 500 HP and 1,200 lb.-ft of torque.
Shatter expectations and cargo demands alike. The 2026 F-350 XL revs into Saskatchewan - delivering class-defining power. Though this Super Duty’s standard 6.8L engine suite will impress (generating 405 HP and 445 lb.-ft of torque), Ford offers turbocharged capability for drivers who need to Go Further. Available is the 6.7L Power Stroke V8, which blends forged steel pistons with integrated glow plugs to assure optimal output. Achieve up to 475 HP and 1,050 lb.-ft of torque, courtesy of this premium diesel option.
The transition from winter to spring is slow - and often fickle. Inclement weather leaves work-sites compromised and drivers frustrated. The 2025 Ford F-350 King Ranch, however, proves ready to help.