It’s a search for information. You scour databases and digital publications - fingers hurriedly skipping across the keyboard, eyes watering from the stark white of the screen. Every corner of the online world is thoroughly inspected, all in hopes of securing precious details about the 2018 F-150 Super Duty.
November is fast approaching - and it’s bringing SEMA with it. From the 1st to the 4th, automotive devotees will descend upon Las Vegas (the mecca of chrome). There they’ll discover high-throttle powerhouses, with engineers introducing their latest V8 platforms and sport-tuned systems.
Innovation drives the Ford brand. With every year comes a new advancement in performance - with engines redefined, payloads enhanced, and economy strengthened.
It’s been a series of speculations. With the first announcement of the 2017 F-150 Raptor came an endless stream of numbers - with horsepower, torque, and transmission ratios debated by critics and drivers alike. All North American pick-up devotees had opinions to share, and every day revealed a new performance estimation.
The rumors prove persistent - weaving through the automotive world, softly promising exceptional economy. The F-Series, they claim, will soon pair with diesel efficiency; and this will redefine every mile and every payload.
It’s a tradition of excellence - with the Ford F-150 Raptor dominating every backroad, stirring silt and sand as it roars across North America. Since its 2008 arrival, this all-terrain beast has proven itself a worthy successor to the F-Series. Its rare fusion of V6 performance and EcoBoost economy has allowed it rev past all competitors, providing drivers with unforgettable adventures.
It’s a series of stops and starts - with your truck locked in a trailering struggle, trying to maneuver its massive frame to that tiny faraway hitch. You sigh, frustrated by both a lack of progress and the inevitable crash. You know this will end with a scratched tailgate.
The numbers are inconstant - a series of highs, lows, and middling in-betweens. Fuel costs leave drivers frustrated, constantly trying (and failing) to gauge potential expenses. The dollar never remains stable... and it never seems to stretch quite enough.
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.
