My 2009 5.4 3v in real world driving is getting 20mpg hwy and 17 mpg combined. Its 320 hp and 390 ft lbs torque is all I’ve ever needed and easily towed a 6000 lb trailer from Alaska to the east coast. Paid off for 10 years now and still purring like the day I drove it off the lot it’s the engine I’ll be sticking with for years to come yet.
Love me some twin turbos! Currently in a 19' with the 3.5,had a 15' with the 2.7.Love them both .Both stellar powerplants.The PowerBoost with the onboard generator peeks my interest I must say.Its great that Ford gives buyers these engine choices.
My 2018 F150 had a 3.3 which was a great little engine. My 2022 has the 2.7 which is simply amazing. Grew up in the 50s when everything smoked at 80k and was worn out at 100k. Todays engines hit 200k and still running fine. The good old days were not that great!🙄
My company only buys F150s for field techs. Trucks are generally sold after 8-10 years Sold at 450,000 kms = 279,000 miles 550,000 kms = 314,000 miles Most are the 5.0 V8 If I had money to buy new I'd opt out for the 2.7 Litre or the hybrid because besides reliability, fuel efficiency is my second most important consideration.
How is the acceleration on the 2.7 vs the 3.3???? Me and my partner debating on trading our 2018 3.3L for a faster engine… 3.5 or the Coyote… But the thing is i see a 2021 xlt 2.7L with only (137)kms for the same price as the 3.5 and 5.0 with both sitting around (50,000) kms
@@paulhunter9613 I have towed with the 3.5, which is why I now own a Super Duty with the Godzilla. I would rather tow with the V6, at least it wouldn’t overheat and go into limp mode.
I’ve had 2 5.0 V8 F-150’s the newer of the two being a 21. It’s let me down with burning oil and clunky trans but that sound and linear power is a plus. Getting a 3.5 EB shortly will see how this goes.
I highly recommend the borla atak for the coyote, totally changes driving experience, you'll fall back in love with the truck, makes it sound like it should, I did it to my 2020 f150.
Flow master was not at all too loud but appreciated the sound of the throttle when accelerating on my 2013 f150. Was not obnoxious at all. Little raspy on startup but does down when idle.
I didn't know about the 3.3 until like 3 years ago and when i moved out of state looking for a new truck I actually wanted a 3.3 for the simplicity and the reliability. My mom has a 2002 with the 4.2 and that things been super reliable. I imagine similar output numbers and it's not sluggish. I was also considering a Ram in the 3.6 as i mainly wanted the payload and hauling shit capacity over towing. In mid 2021 hitup the used market and found a 39k miles, 4x4 base model Titan for less than some of the other offerings from the big 3.. similar specs but 4x2 f150s etc so for my money i got the Titan S trim and couldn't be happier..
I traded in my 2018 2.7L V6 for a 2024 5.0L V8 (and put a Flowmaster on it). The 2.7L was ok, but I was always wishing I would've got the V8...so I eventually did just that and couldn't be happier.
Some of the highest mile f-150s I've seen throughout my life where the small 6 cylinder of the time naturally aspirated with the automatic transmission. I've seen lots of f-150s with three and 400,000 Miles.
Just traded in a 2006 with the 5.4 on a new f150 with the 2.7 in it. Time will tell I guess how it performs and holds up. First trip home from the dealer in 54 miles I seen 26 mpg. Man I hope I don't regret this choice.
My company only buys F150s for field techs. Trucks are generally sold after 8-10 years Sold at 450,000 kms = 279,000 miles 550,000 kms = 314,000 miles Most are the 5.0 V8 If I had money to buy new I'd opt out for the 2.7 Litre EcoBoost or the hybrid because besides reliability, fuel efficiency is my second most important consideration.
the gear you pick is almost more important when it comes to mpg and towing. My 2023 f150 has a 331 gear and a 5.0, I get 22 mpg average mix high way and city.
@@earlreyes212Powerboost is hybrid, but no plug-in. The batteries just charge from the engine and braking. Some hybrids you can also plug in, like Toyota's Prime hybrids. They have larger batteries that allow for more full-time electric range, but once the battery gets used up they go back to operating like regular hybrid vehicles until you plug it in and charge the battery up again.
How many horsepower does a 3.3 have ??? Debating on trading my 2018 3.3L. for a 2021 xlt 2.7 (137kms). or a 2021 3.5L (40,000kms) Or a 2019 5.0L (53,000kms))
My partner she wanted tje coyote engine… a 2019 xlt (53,000kms) But im almost really wanting the 2.7 cause its at around the same price as these other trucks i listed.. but we wanted a truck with more acceleration/power then the 3.3L
I don't care how an engine sounds. l care about economy and reliability. I have a 2.7 with over 100,000 and it doesn't even use a quart of oil in 4000 miles. It gets 26 MPG @ 65 but you have to keep your foot out of it. The 2.7 was improved in 2018 by adding port injection but now they messed it up by rubber wet belt driving the oil pump. The newer 3.5 has a crank shaft driven oil pump but a timing chain driven water pump so if it pukes into the oil, you can get a fresh new engine. But not to worry, Ford put a weep hole that will drip showing it's time to change the water pump and retime the chain. Unfortunately they put it on the side of the engine covered by the alternator so you won't be bothered looking at the unsightly drip. I'm not sold on the $1100 electric brake booster when the old vacuum reservoir worked 80 years.
It all comes down to your needs and priorities. 3.5L Ecoboost is vastly more popular and we always recommend that because it is so flexible. It will tow anything you need to and get great fuel economy! Some customers love the simplicity and great sound of the 5.0L V8 which can persuade some to choose that but there is always a reason to choose one or the other. Either choice is a good choice!👍
What's great? Ha. What's not great is they are all mated to the 10-speed transmission. The transmission is the weak link for all F-150s. I'll stick with my 6 speed...thank you very much.
@@northlander4370 you can feel the lack of torque with the five oh even when empty. And towing something it gets real tiresome listening to the engine roaring at 4000 rpm and higher
I noticed you didn't mention the hybrid 3.5 powerboost Gas mileage, which leads me to think it is either worse than the others or it sucked. It may even cost so much more and the gas saving numbers may show is not worth it. I wish you were honest with that one🤔
The PowerBoost hybrid really shines with city driving. On the highway it is very comparable to the other engines. The stop and go traffic and city driving is where you see the difference where the electric power takes the initial acceleration and allows for the engine to be off. Once the truck is up to speed the engine can kick on and recharge the battery. Savings are roughly 5mpg more in the city with the hybrid comparing to the non-hybrid 3.5L EcoBoost engine.
How about rhe year by year nat asp say from 1953 to present such as 300-6,4.6 v8,352,351 292 eyc......in other words the years ford made a profit and not a loss and lots of recalls like it has in the last 4 or 5 years
My perfect 2024 F150 would be a reg cab, 4x4, short box. I would go with the 3.3 motor but it looks like it's not available for 2024...bummer. Now, if I were to upgrade, I would want the 3.5 Eco...not the Powerboost though. People aren't doing their research if they care about longevity like I do. Ford isn't really advertising what I feel are a few big glaring issues with the 2.7 and 5.0. Do salespeople even know about it or is Ford reps leaving them in the dark?
Amazing that Ford seemed to mute the V8 more then in the ecoboost V6 engines. I really think Ford is trying to phase the coyote motor out of the lineup as all the other truck manufacturers are going the Ford route with small displacement turbo charged engines. At least the natural aspirated V6 should prove worthy and the ones with the 5.0 V8. I'm not a fan of the complexity and high maintenance requirements for the ecoboost motors. Direct injection without port injection is a disaster waiting to happen. Happy to see Ford corrected this flaw at least on the newer vehicles with these motors. Unfortunately these trucks have become out of the commonsense individual hands with its overly inflated prices. The average truck is $50k and doesn't even have most options that are not that expensive to add into the already overly inflated priced standard list. Nickel and dime is the way as long as overly inflated ego showing balls hanging from the hitch Neanderthals keep spending that apparently easily obtained money. When will enough really be enough? Maybe they think paying all that money will make people on the job site think they must make good money 😛
This might come as a shock, but the Ecoboost motors actually have less mechanical moving elements than the Coyote. The 2.7l is also built like a diesel, with a crazy amount of structural reinforcement.
All engines from all manufacturers have problems. The point of this wasn't to talk about the engine problems but to show you the different engine choices.
@roywall8169 my f150 has the 3rd gen , 400 hp and 500 torque ,smooth as silk and power on demand , I have had two other trucks with this engine and they have been stellar in performance about dependability.. fleet vehicles get a shit kicking and non stop idle time. Turbos don't like non stop idle time , I pull my Rockwood camper with ease.
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Ill take the lariat with the 2.7 ecoboost
Ford should have this on their website to explain the differences. Great overview!
Looking At A 23' Short Bed, Reg Cab 4×4 Has 3.3 Engine. No Turbo B/S And The 5.0 Has Oil Leak Issues! With Me Less Is More!
I’m sure the 3.3 engine is more than you can handle, stay with something slow like that
I went from the 5.4 to a 2.7 and it’s blowing my mind how much more power the 2.7 has when towing
The EcoBoost's engines are in a league of their own! Crazy how you can half the size of an engine but still make more power and be more efficient.
There's no replacement for displacement. The 5.4 will produce more power pal
@@driftx2 That might have been true in the 90s bud
@@driftx2 sound wise it is better tho, Ive driven a 5.4, a 2,7, and a 3.5
@@driftx2 the 5.4 is not making 400 horse and 500 pound feet of torque with just a tune like the 2.7 does
My 2009 5.4 3v in real world driving is getting 20mpg hwy and 17 mpg combined. Its 320 hp and 390 ft lbs torque is all I’ve ever needed and easily towed a 6000 lb trailer from Alaska to the east coast. Paid off for 10 years now and still purring like the day I drove it off the lot it’s the engine I’ll be sticking with for years to come yet.
That's awesome!! Glad you are getting good use out of your truck!
5.0L for my Platinum
Great choice!
Love me some twin turbos! Currently in a 19' with the 3.5,had a 15' with the 2.7.Love them both .Both stellar powerplants.The PowerBoost with the onboard generator peeks my interest I must say.Its great that Ford gives buyers these engine choices.
There's a reason they are so popular!
2.7 is my choice. powerfull .reliable..and great gas mileage.i been ford tech 39 years and 2.7 has been amazing
Thanks for sharing! Great to hear that from a reliable source.
My 2018 F150 had a 3.3 which was a great little engine. My 2022 has the 2.7 which is simply amazing. Grew up in the 50s when everything smoked at 80k and was worn out at 100k.
Todays engines hit 200k and still running fine. The good old days were not that great!🙄
My company only buys F150s for field techs.
Trucks are generally sold after 8-10 years
Sold at
450,000 kms = 279,000 miles
550,000 kms = 314,000 miles
Most are the 5.0 V8
If I had money to buy new I'd opt out for the 2.7 Litre or the hybrid because besides reliability, fuel efficiency is my second most important consideration.
How is the acceleration on the 2.7 vs the 3.3????
Me and my partner debating on trading our 2018 3.3L for a faster engine… 3.5 or the Coyote…
But the thing is i see a 2021 xlt 2.7L with only (137)kms for the same price as the 3.5 and 5.0 with both sitting around (50,000) kms
3.3L. Its the unsung hero that has plenty of grunt to do what 90% of half ton owners do with their trucks and its very reliable.
Very true!
I would definitely take it over any of the eco boosts.
@@roywall8169 it could work for you if you never tow anything
@@paulhunter9613 I have towed with the 3.5, which is why I now own a Super Duty with the Godzilla. I would rather tow with the V6, at least it wouldn’t overheat and go into limp mode.
I didn’t realize the SD overheated that easily.
The 3.3 would be a good engine for pulling a landscape/mower trailer tho @@roywall8169
I’ve had 2 5.0 V8 F-150’s the newer of the two being a 21. It’s let me down with burning oil and clunky trans but that sound and linear power is a plus. Getting a 3.5 EB shortly will see how this goes.
Even your 2021 still as oil problem?
Thin oil is the problem. What do they recommend like 0w 20 now?
@thatdudemidnight How's it going in the 3.5?
5.0 for my 23 F150. The way i saw it. While i can still get a V8. Im going to get it
I bought a 23 f150 5.0 too
The 5.0 is far too muted from the factory
I highly recommend the borla atak for the coyote, totally changes driving experience, you'll fall back in love with the truck, makes it sound like it should, I did it to my 2020 f150.
Muffler delete
Flow master was not at all too loud but appreciated the sound of the throttle when accelerating on my 2013 f150. Was not obnoxious at all. Little raspy on startup but does down when idle.
All trucks should be quiet. We don't want to hear you reving it around town.
@@mikeraftis6332 a small rumble is nice but I agree that obviously loud is a bit much
I wish the 3.3 came in the ranger
Powerboost for me. I think that it will also prolong the life of that EcoBoost as it takes some of the work out of it.
Great choice! Power of the future!
I didn't know about the 3.3 until like 3 years ago and when i moved out of state looking for a new truck I actually wanted a 3.3 for the simplicity and the reliability.
My mom has a 2002 with the 4.2 and that things been super reliable. I imagine similar output numbers and it's not sluggish.
I was also considering a Ram in the 3.6 as i mainly wanted the payload and hauling shit capacity over towing.
In mid 2021 hitup the used market and found a 39k miles, 4x4 base model Titan for less than some of the other offerings from the big 3.. similar specs but 4x2 f150s etc so for my money i got the Titan S trim and couldn't be happier..
Just picked up one with the 5.0L V8
Awesome! Congrats on the new truck!
I’m looking at V8’s currently…how is it!?
Also did you get 2023?
@@tylerboehringer1756test drive the 2.7 you might be surprised. But I understand the 3.5 is a powerhouse
@@adolfotorres8442i got one
5.0l V8
Good choice! V8 POWER!!
V8 is must@@MacPhee_Ford
I like the 5.0 but with eco mode i don’t know ! Other than that i would choose the 2.7
I traded in my 2018 2.7L V6 for a 2024 5.0L V8 (and put a Flowmaster on it). The 2.7L was ok, but I was always wishing I would've got the V8...so I eventually did just that and couldn't be happier.
Congrats on the new truck!
Some of the highest mile f-150s I've seen throughout my life where the small 6 cylinder of the time naturally aspirated with the automatic transmission. I've seen lots of f-150s with three and 400,000 Miles.
Just traded in a 2006 with the 5.4 on a new f150 with the 2.7 in it. Time will tell I guess how it performs and holds up. First trip home from the dealer in 54 miles I seen 26 mpg. Man I hope I don't regret this choice.
2.7tt Baby!!!! Love my FORD!!!
Great choice!💪
3k pounds in the 5.0 for payload? In the F150? Are you sure because most 1/2 tons top out around 1500 give or take. 3k is like 1 ton payload numbers
3.3 v6 will outlast all of them.
It has been quite a reliable little engine!
I keep hearing people say that
Got a 2015 3.5 eco 385,000km just small coolant leak always 5k synthetic oil changes and alwasy 91 oct gas since 2015 💪💪💪💪💪 got it when it ad 45km lol
My company only buys F150s for field techs.
Trucks are generally sold after 8-10 years
Sold at
450,000 kms = 279,000 miles
550,000 kms = 314,000 miles
Most are the 5.0 V8
If I had money to buy new I'd opt out for the 2.7 Litre EcoBoost or the hybrid because besides reliability, fuel efficiency is my second most important consideration.
3.3 is probably most reliable.
Definitely a great choice!
I'm holding out for the 0.5L quad-turbo hybrid with the "sport" CVT!
Will be a good one!!🤞
@@MacPhee_Ford 😂
the gear you pick is almost more important when it comes to mpg and towing. My 2023 f150 has a 331 gear and a 5.0, I get 22 mpg average mix high way and city.
You're definitely right on that one! Gearing is everything!
I hope a plug-in 2.7 or 3.5 hybrid is coming. That would be pretty cool. I can't do full electric right now.
A plug-in Hybrid would be really be a cool thing to see! Best of both worlds!
Doesn’t 3.5 have a hybrid already? Called PowerBoost? Correct me if I’m wrong please. I would love to know the truth haha
@@earlreyes212Powerboost is hybrid, but no plug-in. The batteries just charge from the engine and braking. Some hybrids you can also plug in, like Toyota's Prime hybrids. They have larger batteries that allow for more full-time electric range, but once the battery gets used up they go back to operating like regular hybrid vehicles until you plug it in and charge the battery up again.
I will never do full electric.
Hybrid or electric is for pansies. Go drive Prius, ya Biden voter.
5.0 that’s what I got
Good choice! Can't beat V8 Power!
Great video, good job.
Purposely got a 2020 with the 3.3 AND the 6 speed because I don't need to be first to the next red light, or repair shop.
The 3.3L engine works for a lot of people!
The current 5.0 has only been out since 2021 and it's not a simple engine. time will tell how it holds up.
It used to be simple. Not any more now that it has cylinder deactivation
50k miles on mine, hasn't skipped a beat. Can't even notice it between eco mode and 8 cylinder mode. Twice the truck of the POS ram i had before it
5.0 is the only logical option for customers who use their truck like a truck if they intend to own it long term.
P.S. 3 or 4 years and 150k miles isn't long term. That's just an optimal interval for Ford truck dealerships and the UAW union.
It’s for people that want a truck with a car engine, it’s not good for much of anything but mall crawlin
@paulhunter9613 I pull a 6x12 enclosed trailer all the time with my 5.0. Pulls it with ease. And it's a rocket in a straight line
How many horsepower does a 3.3 have
???
Debating on trading my 2018 3.3L. for a 2021 xlt 2.7 (137kms). or
a 2021 3.5L (40,000kms)
Or a 2019 5.0L (53,000kms))
My partner she wanted tje coyote engine… a 2019 xlt (53,000kms)
But im almost really wanting the 2.7 cause its at around the same price as these other trucks i listed.. but we wanted a truck with more acceleration/power then the 3.3L
So last year I was looking for this kind of thing planning to purchase a Ford F-150. Now a year later it shows up without the search.
LOL
I wish you would have had some buddies with you and y'all would have drag race all of them at once
I don't care how an engine sounds. l care about economy and reliability.
I have a 2.7 with over 100,000 and it doesn't even use a quart of oil in 4000 miles. It gets 26 MPG @ 65 but you have to keep your foot out of it.
The 2.7 was improved in 2018 by adding port injection but now they messed it up by rubber wet belt driving the oil pump. The newer 3.5 has a crank shaft driven oil pump but a timing chain driven water pump so if it pukes into the oil, you can get a fresh new engine. But not to worry, Ford put a weep hole that will drip showing it's time to change the water pump and retime the chain. Unfortunately they put it on the side of the engine covered by the alternator so you won't be bothered looking at the unsightly drip. I'm not sold on the $1100 electric brake booster when the old vacuum reservoir worked 80 years.
Watched from Old Harbour Jamaica 🇯🇲 and my dad just bought a 2020 equa boost F150
Great! Thanks for watching!
I want to buy a Ford F150 and there is a V8 5.0 engine and another engine 3.5 Tun Turbo which one do you recommend buy I need your advice
It all comes down to your needs and priorities. 3.5L Ecoboost is vastly more popular and we always recommend that because it is so flexible. It will tow anything you need to and get great fuel economy! Some customers love the simplicity and great sound of the 5.0L V8 which can persuade some to choose that but there is always a reason to choose one or the other. Either choice is a good choice!👍
What was the rear end gear on that 2.7?
5.0 for longevity and reliability, 3.5 eco for fun.
3.5L EcoBoost are definitely quick trucks!
That 5.0 is not reliable between 2018-2020. I don’t know about 2021 plus but man my 5.0 had issues.
@@evanl889yes it is a horrible engine my truck is back in the shop for the fourth engine with 67,000 miles on the truck.
@jeremy
Perceived reliability with the five oh
@@evanl889what issues?
Easy the 5.0, just disable the auto start stop.
Good choice!
5.0!!
Great choice!!
What's great? Ha. What's not great is they are all mated to the 10-speed transmission. The transmission is the weak link for all F-150s. I'll stick with my 6 speed...thank you very much.
Where can I buy a 2018 and up 3.3L v6 f150 xlt 4x4. Mississippi don't have but 1 used truck.
Search your local vehicle ads or Ford dealers. They can usually find vehicles for you!
V8 24/7
Great choice!
@@MacPhee_Ford its no question about it man
But I'm not going to lie I would not mind rocking with the V6 twin turbo if there was no more 5.0's but that 5.0 is always going to be my 1st choice
If you’re going to lease go ecoboost. If you’re going to buy 5.0 for reliability.
Maybe, maybe not, should lease a five oh also
My 2023 F150 with the 3.5 tows my camper al ot better than the 5.0 with it,s low torque numbers .
@@northlander4370 you can feel the lack of torque with the five oh even when empty.
And towing something it gets real tiresome listening to the engine roaring at 4000 rpm and higher
@@paulhunter9613 yup . The 3 .5 has bags of torque and pulls strong through every gear
What are you talking about? Reliability?
Ford and reliability are two completely different things. Do have one. What a piece of garbage.
I noticed you didn't mention the hybrid 3.5 powerboost Gas mileage, which leads me to think it is either worse than the others or it sucked. It may even cost so much more and the gas saving numbers may show is not worth it.
I wish you were honest with that one🤔
The PowerBoost hybrid really shines with city driving. On the highway it is very comparable to the other engines. The stop and go traffic and city driving is where you see the difference where the electric power takes the initial acceleration and allows for the engine to be off. Once the truck is up to speed the engine can kick on and recharge the battery. Savings are roughly 5mpg more in the city with the hybrid comparing to the non-hybrid 3.5L EcoBoost engine.
How about rhe year by year nat asp say from 1953 to present such as 300-6,4.6 v8,352,351 292 eyc......in other words the years ford made a profit and not a loss and lots of recalls like it has in the last 4 or 5 years
V8 all the way.
Great choice!
And get outperformed by a 2.7 😅
5.0 liter. No replacement for displacement. The other variants are too complex and subject to reliability issues.
Like variable valve timing, and cylinder deactivation? A Complex mess with that five oh, definitely subject to reliability issues
@@paulhunter9613
The 10 speed isn’t my favourite
My perfect 2024 F150 would be a reg cab, 4x4, short box. I would go with the 3.3 motor but it looks like it's not available for 2024...bummer. Now, if I were to upgrade, I would want the 3.5 Eco...not the Powerboost though.
People aren't doing their research if they care about longevity like I do. Ford isn't really advertising what I feel are a few big glaring issues with the 2.7 and 5.0. Do salespeople even know about it or is Ford reps leaving them in the dark?
Nothing wrong with the 5.0 since 2021
@@brandonmacon3317 Agreed. After 2021 is sketchy I think.
@@jiggity76you mean before? Or after 21?
@@dutchynehtam After 21 model year. Anything older I think is good to go.
5.0 nothing else
Good choice💪
Power boost never ending trips to the dealership, mine has been the most unreliable vehicle I have whad
Do they have the turbos?
@@madebydade305ifyyes ecoboost is Ford telling you it has two turbos
What year
Why the hell would a company have so many engines for one truck? It makes no sense!
None of the above! Move up to 3/4 ton and get the Godzilla engine
Tradoit. En francai 6:15
the engine are great the 10 speed transmission is crap
Powerboost
Great choice! A fan favourite for sure!
Amazing that Ford seemed to mute the V8 more then in the ecoboost V6 engines. I really think Ford is trying to phase the coyote motor out of the lineup as all the other truck manufacturers are going the Ford route with small displacement turbo charged engines. At least the natural aspirated V6 should prove worthy and the ones with the 5.0 V8. I'm not a fan of the complexity and high maintenance requirements for the ecoboost motors. Direct injection without port injection is a disaster waiting to happen. Happy to see Ford corrected this flaw at least on the newer vehicles with these motors. Unfortunately these trucks have become out of the commonsense individual hands with its overly inflated prices. The average truck is $50k and doesn't even have most options that are not that expensive to add into the already overly inflated priced standard list. Nickel and dime is the way as long as overly inflated ego showing balls hanging from the hitch Neanderthals keep spending that apparently easily obtained money. When will enough really be enough? Maybe they think paying all that money will make people on the job site think they must make good money 😛
This might come as a shock, but the Ecoboost motors actually have less mechanical moving elements than the Coyote. The 2.7l is also built like a diesel, with a crazy amount of structural reinforcement.
I'm looking at 2022 up all under $35k...
5.0!!! V6 turbos are the worst when it comes to reliability
😢tradoit. En français auralemen
This person is a salesman and glosses over the problems these engines have. I wouldn’t trust his opinion on any of them!
All engines from all manufacturers have problems. The point of this wasn't to talk about the engine problems but to show you the different engine choices.
5.0. The ecoboost is complete trash.
no it isnt , there are thousands of then running around , you.re just a hater .
@@northlander4370 yes, I do loathe this engine, but only after owning one and driving several in the fleet at work.
@roywall8169 my f150 has the 3rd gen , 400 hp and 500 torque ,smooth as silk and power on demand , I have had two other trucks with this engine and they have been stellar in performance about dependability.. fleet vehicles get a shit kicking and non stop idle time. Turbos don't like non stop idle time , I pull my Rockwood camper with ease.
That 3.5 will easily out tow the five oh, it has no low end torque . Just a car engine in a truck@@northlander4370
I love my 3.5L. Awesome smooth engine and the torque is incredible
Ecoboost is the worst engine ever designed out of every car manufacturer
Another misguided opinion, thanks for playing
I wouldn’t own a Ford Truck but to all Ford lover I would suggest 5.0