You never used to get what comes standard now. That base model has a 12 inch screen that previously only the xlts COULD have and that lariats came standard with. Plus the digital gauge cluster and all the ford co pilot features like lane assist, pre collision assist, hotspot, wireless carplay. You dont buy this truck for creature comfort, you buy this specific configuration to go fast, hence the reason you can get a ford performance whipple for it straight from the dealer. This is not base of the base, a 2005 f150 with a 5.4 triton is base of the base. 5.0, 3.73 rear end, 10 speed trans, 200 amp alternator that right there is worth almost 30000$ in itself ☠️ its crazy that for 43k your complaining about a brand new fullsize pickup that is just about as fast as a mustang acceleration wise if not better off the line cause of the 4x4. If you want something with creature comforts for 43k get a damn audi or something. Still will get dusted by a rcsb whipple f150 towing a boat. Yes we live in rough times but what are you gonna do complain or do something about it?
@ryandohm9536 my point basically is no wonder these new trucks and new cars just sit on the lot forever. The prices are insane. Screens and everything else are so common these days that they shouldn't dictate the price like that so much. Seems like I burst someone's ego a bit. You might want to calm down cupcake. It's a comment, not a novel about ancient history or anything. Jeez.
@@Trevormandude your wrong though, these trucks have insane prices because people keep dropping the money on them and ford thinks its ok to jack up the price. Which is precisely what they do and people still keep buying them.
Find me a brand new base model truck for less than 38k… dodge and Chevy. Those are the competitors. Budget isn’t doable nowadays everything is expensive
Got m2024 4x4 single cab beginning of this month with the 2024 raptor lift kit and rims/tire for $52k with all options available available it’s a lovely machine not one single regret it’s worth it my opinion 🙏🏼
My friend just bought one of these but his is 2 wheel drive with the dealer installed super charger kit and the 20 inch wheels. I believe he paid just around 50 grand. It has an LSD with I believe he said 3.55 gears. It's a monster and one hell of a burnout machine. The kit also comes with ugly decals he thankfully didn't put on. It's a total sleeper.
It's $39,410 without discounts with the 5.0 and no options with a 6.5 foot bed with limited slip and 2wd w/3.73 gears. 1859 payload, 9000 lb towing capacity. 6259 gvwr. You should be able to get it for $37500 or 38K; maybe $37,000 You can get an 8 foot bed 2wd with 3.55 gears and the 2 .7 ecoboost, 1824 payload, 6120 gvwr, 7500 towing capacity and 22 mpg oal (vs 19 oal w/ the 5.0) for $100 more.
@@BloodAlwaysFindsItsLevel still a ford because you can’t afford one? Or did daddy drive a Dodge so you follow in his footsteps?🤣 number 1 selling truck 40 years now. Also the best performing. 🤷🏽♂️ education is free. Jobs are free. Get your money up and go back to school. Your comments are “mopar has always been on another level” yeah only with their transmissions blowing of their 5.7 getting the time tick or even the 6.2. Let’s not forget how they have no security system so every dodge gets stolen. Yeah another level right? How old are you 12?🤣🤣🤣🤣 you really are uneducated kid and it shows
Wait until you find out how fast they are selling😅 you people don’t realize every single brand has a base model truck for no less than 40k??💀💀💀 this isn’t 2013. Chevy dodge and ford all have 40k base model trucks. It doesn’t get any cheaper. LMFAO it’s crazy bc yall probably haven’t even bought a new truck to know this yet you’re speaking on the fact
@@Urmadyoulostthearguementexactly bro. The stigma will never change. They’re the same exact people who were complaining in 2012 when the base models were 25k. It’s really just an odd way of saying they’re broke, these trucks are selling like crack in the 80’s.
@@josephgalindo1759 literally! You would think since it’s 2024 they would realize they can’t get dirt cheap trucks anymore😂 nothing is cheap anymore. Cheapest truck is the ford maverick and idk if you can even consider that a pickup 🤣🤣🤣 I mean a ford ranger is 40k for crying out loud. BUT can’t sit here and complain because it’s apart of life and everything will continue to climb in price. They just have to start making more money🤷🏽♂️😂 paid 73k for my platinum. No regrets worth every penny. They literally sell so fast people around me are getting 60k+ a month in commission because of how fast f series are selling
@@Urmadyoulostthearguement What a weird idiotic flex thinking that this shitbox is worth $45,000 before TT&L and dealer bullshit fees. That truck is really suppose to be selling for $32-34,000. But you idiots keep buying them so why would they drop the price🙃
I see a lot of complaints in the comments. It's a 4x4 with a V8. My question is...what are people looking for in a truck today? Is it an infotainment system, leather seats, a sunroof, etc? Up until about 5 years ago, not many people cared about those luxuries for a truck.
Fords profits are way down right now. There’s a dealer near me selling the 4X4 single cab short boxes for $37,660 which is about 6 grand under msrp. They also are offering other dealer incentives on top of that like a 10% discount of that price for active duty, veteran, and first responders. That’s just under 34k which isn’t a bad deal when you think about it. The XL this year has a coyote V8, LED headlights, digital gauge cluster, and the 12 inch infotainment system standard. Also, the 3.73 rear end with locking rear differential is standard with the 4X4 option. Compared to all other trucks at this trim level the ford is the best bang for your buck. Even a 4X4 Tacoma base model with run you about the same price and probably more because Toyota dealers are still marking up new Tacomas like crazy.
“Used to be $20k!” yeah and back then the average home was half what it is now and gas wasn’t even $2 yet. $40k for a full size, 4WD, V8 pickup with some things such as the safety assists (which lower insurance premiums) and screens and Apple car play and stuff is all you need. In 2024 that’s a damn good price. If you don’t need the 4WD, you can get it for like $37k
At this point they should make an F150 ST. Regular cab, 5.0 with 4x4, full interior and LED exterior lights. Something like the 2014 F150 tremor but this time with the 5.0 instead of an Ecoboost.
It's kind of sad a few years ago they were offering the same truck with 700 plus horsepower at Lebanon Ford for 38,000. Definitely the starting platform you want to know if you're going to build a truck I know there are a few dealers a package called the earthquake not sure of the pricing. It all started off with the first and second gen Lightnings which I own a 2003 can't get enough of it.
Your 17 f350 cant do 0-60 in 4.9 seconds and the quarter mile in 13.6 seconds stock. Your 17 f350 also doesn’t have a 12 inch sync 4 screen, it doesn’t have a digital gauge cluster, doesn’t have wireless CarPlay, doesn’t have a hotspot signal straight from the radio, doesn’t have a 10 speed, doesn’t have a 3.73 rear diff, doesn’t look as good, doesn’t sound as good, doesnt get as good of gas mileage.
43k really is a reasonable price all of you millennials and boomers just live in the past and seriously don’t know what this truck is or what it offers
@@Suckmyring ik what it is and what it offers. I know a guy that has a 1200whp one.... F150 isnt capable of doing what a f350 will do. 10 SPD sucks it hunts all day long and has problems.
@@brandonwood1397 you obviously dont know still😂😂, the adaptive learning in the 10r80 is what makes it skip shift. All you have to do is ride it in sport and it disables all that mumbo jumbo. The 10 speed is partly the reason it can move out so good man. The fact that it can hold 700 hp and 650 ft lb from the factory says something. Its not a bad transmission at all people just critique it on little things they dont fully understand.
I wrote to Ford a few years ago suggesting they consider a new class of truck...a Sport Cruiser. Short bed or extended cab, 2wd 5.0 Coyote only....manual transmission optional. I did NOT suggest they overprice it by several thousand dollars.
@ITIRICI I work for an auto manufacturer in their SUV plant. The high end version of our SUV sells for just under 70k. We build them for less than 10k. So yeah this truck costs Ford maybe. 9-10k to manufacture.
beautiful truck. so much potential, these trucks can look insanely good with some taste and make insanely good power. i’d love to get one especially in this spec👌 the black paint. those new drls are crazy.
Inflation has gotten so bad over the past three to four years that people aren’t mentally keeping up with it. The average price of a light duty truck in 1990 was $26k, and $43,580 in 2024 dollars is $18,135 in 1990 dollars so that actually fits, unfortunately. Until our “ruling class” stops printing money and sending our tax dollars to every other country except our own, things will not improve… and unfortunately it may be too late to reverse the damage that they’ve done.
Why do so many call the 6.5' bed the "short" bed? Maybe I'm wrong, it wouldn't be the 1st time, but I thought the 6.5' length bed was the mid sized bed. 5.5' - short bed 6.5' - mid bed 8' - long bed Has something changed with the bed length options on the F-150?
@@tmurph247comparing an employee who works everyday for 11 dollars to the owner who can sit on his yacht making millions a day isn’t even remotely comparable. That’s like buying fast food at five guys… 20 bucks for a meal that cost them 8… it’s just the way of life
It be better if it wasn't 4x4, take all that extra weight off and drop the price as well.. Kinda like some sport trucks in the 90s and that.. if I'm buying a truck like that, I'd want it lighter and such. If I'm going to buy a truck with 4x4 to use for work and that, then I'd get a 4x4 with a crew cab or such like I have now.. but if I wanted something cheaper and sporty to haul ass with I'd rather it be just like this one but 2wd.. then I would lower it and add cool wheels and stuff and maybe supercharger to make it like it should be.
A 4 cylinder GM in the same configuration is almost 6k more. A Tacoma SR5 in my area is over 10k more. They are shifting the cost of RV production to their other cars and inflation have made the prices ridiculous. I also got one of these and am going to put a Whipple supercharger on it.
@Globerty GM does not offer a V8 in the single cab short bed config. The single cab and short bed comes with the 4cyl. And when you compare the price on lot (destination etc) the GM is more expensive.
So fords the only one making the truck I want, and it costs 43k to enter into a world of hell where you’ll end up spending 14k to replace the taillights when the LEDs fail and god knows what else that will cause you to go bankrupt to keep it on the road. Hard pass. Used cars exist for a reason.
My 2019 f250 4x4 supercab was 3k cheaper. Trucks are an absolute ripoff now. I guess ford is trying to double their prices now to make up for cars they don’t manufacture anymore.
All you mfs just see its a xl and is so quick to say they would never pay that price cause its a “base” truck. This “base” truck offers a hell of alot more then your basic daily midsize sedan driver and in the end of the day its a pickup that can tow and has 4x4 to get you through the roughest of terrain. Not to mention it will do 0-60 in under 5 seconds stock. Please do show me a comparable truck for 43k. You cant!
Exactly that’s my argument. Chevy and Dodge all have 40k base model trucks yet nothing compares to a 5.0 4x4 that can tow race etc etc. people don’t realize this is a hell of a good deal in 2024
Yes but by next year Chevy is gonna have a 45k base model. Ford will be above that. 3 years a lot has changed. A Chevy base model is 39k? I think fords is 40k+… you’re lucky you got it when you did
*A 5.0L **#V8** in a small (not sure why a 2024 model is that small even with one cab) **#Ford** **#F150** with nearly zero options at $44k? Who wrote that up? A crackhead? 🤨 That's the type of truck you pay $10k to $15k for AND THAT'S IT. They've lost their minds with this one. "Affordable".*
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That truck is 20k overpriced!!
inflation and the fact people jump into these 7 year deals
@@TheLawlessGanginflation caused by what? Inflation doesnt happen for no reason
Wdym
@@TheAnnoyingBoss caused by youll own nothing and be happy 2024
Show me a v8 2024 truck for less than 40k?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 YOU CANT
Lol 43k for the base of the base truck. Yep we live in rough times for sure
a new diesel is like 60-100k
You never used to get what comes standard now. That base model has a 12 inch screen that previously only the xlts COULD have and that lariats came standard with. Plus the digital gauge cluster and all the ford co pilot features like lane assist, pre collision assist, hotspot, wireless carplay. You dont buy this truck for creature comfort, you buy this specific configuration to go fast, hence the reason you can get a ford performance whipple for it straight from the dealer. This is not base of the base, a 2005 f150 with a 5.4 triton is base of the base. 5.0, 3.73 rear end, 10 speed trans, 200 amp alternator that right there is worth almost 30000$ in itself ☠️ its crazy that for 43k your complaining about a brand new fullsize pickup that is just about as fast as a mustang acceleration wise if not better off the line cause of the 4x4. If you want something with creature comforts for 43k get a damn audi or something. Still will get dusted by a rcsb whipple f150 towing a boat. Yes we live in rough times but what are you gonna do complain or do something about it?
@ryandohm9536 my point basically is no wonder these new trucks and new cars just sit on the lot forever. The prices are insane. Screens and everything else are so common these days that they shouldn't dictate the price like that so much.
Seems like I burst someone's ego a bit. You might want to calm down cupcake. It's a comment, not a novel about ancient history or anything. Jeez.
@@user-cx8dm7ds9n that's insane too. Work trucks have insane prices these days even with cloth seats lol
@@Trevormandude your wrong though, these trucks have insane prices because people keep dropping the money on them and ford thinks its ok to jack up the price. Which is precisely what they do and people still keep buying them.
“Budget price” 😂
The word “budget” has changed definitions
Find me a brand new base model truck for less than 38k… dodge and Chevy. Those are the competitors. Budget isn’t doable nowadays everything is expensive
Should be 20k for a truck w nothing on it But NO. 43 k plus add one / mark ups Nothing is affordable anymore
no options is 32-35k around me thats what im saving for rn
It would have been 20k 15 years ago. Go look at the new Chevys and Dodges. They aren’t any better
@@02hockeystick19 agreed
Got m2024 4x4 single cab beginning of this month with the 2024 raptor lift kit and rims/tire for $52k with all options available available it’s a lovely machine not one single regret it’s worth it my opinion 🙏🏼
That is the exactly the only truck model I am interested in. Ford read my mind on the dream truck and made the base for 2024 be exactly that.
My friend just bought one of these but his is 2 wheel drive with the dealer installed super charger kit and the 20 inch wheels. I believe he paid just around 50 grand. It has an LSD with I believe he said 3.55 gears. It's a monster and one hell of a burnout machine. The kit also comes with ugly decals he thankfully didn't put on. It's a total sleeper.
so sick!
3.55 gears is insane on the road with 20" wheels and tires. That has to be the most uncomfortable ride of all time. Usually they're 3.93...
And still a ford 🤣
It's $39,410 without discounts with the 5.0 and no options with a 6.5 foot bed with limited slip and 2wd w/3.73 gears. 1859 payload, 9000 lb towing capacity. 6259 gvwr.
You should be able to get it for $37500 or 38K; maybe $37,000
You can get an 8 foot bed 2wd with 3.55 gears and the 2 .7 ecoboost, 1824 payload, 6120 gvwr, 7500 towing capacity and 22 mpg oal (vs 19 oal w/ the 5.0) for $100 more.
@@BloodAlwaysFindsItsLevel still a ford because you can’t afford one? Or did daddy drive a Dodge so you follow in his footsteps?🤣 number 1 selling truck 40 years now. Also the best performing. 🤷🏽♂️ education is free. Jobs are free. Get your money up and go back to school. Your comments are “mopar has always been on another level” yeah only with their transmissions blowing of their 5.7 getting the time tick or even the 6.2. Let’s not forget how they have no security system so every dodge gets stolen. Yeah another level right? How old are you 12?🤣🤣🤣🤣 you really are uneducated kid and it shows
It's basically a fast go cart at this point
Wow that's ridiculously overpriced. People are idiots if they pay anything close to that.
that's exactly what people have been saying since the inception of the pickup. I was called crazy for paying $8400 for a brand new 1986 F150.
Wait until you find out how fast they are selling😅 you people don’t realize every single brand has a base model truck for no less than 40k??💀💀💀 this isn’t 2013. Chevy dodge and ford all have 40k base model trucks. It doesn’t get any cheaper. LMFAO it’s crazy bc yall probably haven’t even bought a new truck to know this yet you’re speaking on the fact
@@Urmadyoulostthearguementexactly bro. The stigma will never change. They’re the same exact people who were complaining in 2012 when the base models were 25k. It’s really just an odd way of saying they’re broke, these trucks are selling like crack in the 80’s.
@@josephgalindo1759 literally! You would think since it’s 2024 they would realize they can’t get dirt cheap trucks anymore😂 nothing is cheap anymore. Cheapest truck is the ford maverick and idk if you can even consider that a pickup 🤣🤣🤣 I mean a ford ranger is 40k for crying out loud. BUT can’t sit here and complain because it’s apart of life and everything will continue to climb in price. They just have to start making more money🤷🏽♂️😂 paid 73k for my platinum. No regrets worth every penny. They literally sell so fast people around me are getting 60k+ a month in commission because of how fast f series are selling
@@Urmadyoulostthearguement What a weird idiotic flex thinking that this shitbox is worth $45,000 before TT&L and dealer bullshit fees.
That truck is really suppose to be selling for $32-34,000.
But you idiots keep buying them so why would they drop the price🙃
Really beautiful truck but I have to be honest, it is overpriced
I see a lot of complaints in the comments. It's a 4x4 with a V8. My question is...what are people looking for in a truck today? Is it an infotainment system, leather seats, a sunroof, etc? Up until about 5 years ago, not many people cared about those luxuries for a truck.
43k no way crazy high price
Go find a v8 lowered single cab that’s a 2024 with 5 delivery miles for less than 40k. Cant happen and wont
@Urmadyoulostthearguement damn that's crazy but probably true I remember I could get a 2000s truck loaded for cheaper n v8
@@joshup1275 most definitely! Back then this build would’ve been 20k if that. I miss those times
The new Chevys and Dodges are the same way. You can’t touch a new half ton pickup truck under 40 grand anymore.
@@02hockeystick19 crazy back in the 90s that would be a hd model
Cleetus brought us in
Yes!
Sure did!! I got one on order because of him lol 😂
With 8% interest lol
Lower than 2. Depends on the plan you have
That's only if you get this bed length (6.5'). For some reason the 8' bed has 3 engine options.
Thanks for the comment! That is interesting that ford did that.
Fords profits are way down right now. There’s a dealer near me selling the 4X4 single cab short boxes for $37,660 which is about 6 grand under msrp. They also are offering other dealer incentives on top of that like a 10% discount of that price for active duty, veteran, and first responders. That’s just under 34k which isn’t a bad deal when you think about it. The XL this year has a coyote V8, LED headlights, digital gauge cluster, and the 12 inch infotainment system standard. Also, the 3.73 rear end with locking rear differential is standard with the 4X4 option. Compared to all other trucks at this trim level the ford is the best bang for your buck. Even a 4X4 Tacoma base model with run you about the same price and probably more because Toyota dealers are still marking up new Tacomas like crazy.
“Used to be $20k!” yeah and back then the average home was half what it is now and gas wasn’t even $2 yet.
$40k for a full size, 4WD, V8 pickup with some things such as the safety assists (which lower insurance premiums) and screens and Apple car play and stuff is all you need.
In 2024 that’s a damn good price. If you don’t need the 4WD, you can get it for like $37k
At this point they should make an F150 ST. Regular cab, 5.0 with 4x4, full interior and LED exterior lights. Something like the 2014 F150 tremor but this time with the 5.0 instead of an Ecoboost.
The 24 f150 cones standard with led lights
No reason to make a st regular cab when your looking at basically what you just described.
@@Suckmyring 21 and up are all standard with led lights
@@Urmadyoulostthearguement only 24 are, 21,22,23 were all halogen
@@Urmadyoulostthearguement at least the xl
Affordable?
43k for that yeah no
It's kind of sad a few years ago they were offering the same truck with 700 plus horsepower at Lebanon Ford for 38,000. Definitely the starting platform you want to know if you're going to build a truck I know there are a few dealers a package called the earthquake not sure of the pricing. It all started off with the first and second gen Lightnings which I own a 2003 can't get enough of it.
Way to much should be 33k my 17 f350 4wd was 38k
Your 17 f350 cant do 0-60 in 4.9 seconds and the quarter mile in 13.6 seconds stock. Your 17 f350 also doesn’t have a 12 inch sync 4 screen, it doesn’t have a digital gauge cluster, doesn’t have wireless CarPlay, doesn’t have a hotspot signal straight from the radio, doesn’t have a 10 speed, doesn’t have a 3.73 rear diff, doesn’t look as good, doesn’t sound as good, doesnt get as good of gas mileage.
43k really is a reasonable price all of you millennials and boomers just live in the past and seriously don’t know what this truck is or what it offers
@@Suckmyring ik what it is and what it offers. I know a guy that has a 1200whp one.... F150 isnt capable of doing what a f350 will do. 10 SPD sucks it hunts all day long and has problems.
@@brandonwood1397 you obviously dont know still😂😂, the adaptive learning in the 10r80 is what makes it skip shift. All you have to do is ride it in sport and it disables all that mumbo jumbo. The 10 speed is partly the reason it can move out so good man. The fact that it can hold 700 hp and 650 ft lb from the factory says something. Its not a bad transmission at all people just critique it on little things they dont fully understand.
@@brandonwood1397 a f350s only advantage over the f150 is towing capacity. Thats literally it.
2005 you could get a ST Dodge Ram hemi. Same truck like this for 15,900
I miss those days. For about 2-3K more you could even get an SLT quad cab with 20" wheels
Says online msrp for one was 20k and adjusted for inflation that’s 32k
I wrote to Ford a few years ago suggesting they consider a new class of truck...a Sport Cruiser. Short bed or extended cab, 2wd 5.0 Coyote only....manual transmission optional. I did NOT suggest they overprice it by several thousand dollars.
Insane price lol
Is it available in a 2wd with a low geared rear-end?That would be the ultimate sleeper.
That truck should EASILY be sub 30k....sorry 🤷♂️
Based on? There is no way a base truck costs in the high teens to manufacture.
@ITIRICI I work for an auto manufacturer in their SUV plant. The high end version of our SUV sells for just under 70k. We build them for less than 10k. So yeah this truck costs Ford maybe. 9-10k to manufacture.
It’s not 2005 bud
@@tmurph247less than $10k for a $70k vehicle.
Either you are lying or should never step off the manufacturing floor 😂
@@tmurph247 yeah no thats cap. ford profit margins are WAY lower than that. nobody here knows what inflation is..
All it needs is the 6 speed manual from the Mustang,
beautiful truck. so much potential, these trucks can look insanely good with some taste and make insanely good power. i’d love to get one especially in this spec👌 the black paint. those new drls are crazy.
These are way cheaper where i live, like 34k
Back in 07 I bought a regularcab silverado rst 0 miles for 24k
Welcome to the current market, no price is too high!
44k...ya right. That truck will be worth 18k in 5 years.
Fun fact: New 2024 F250 Crew Cab 4X4 with 6.3 V8 is $53,555. More truck for the money. Same shitty MPG.
Inflation has gotten so bad over the past three to four years that people aren’t mentally keeping up with it. The average price of a light duty truck in 1990 was $26k, and $43,580 in 2024 dollars is $18,135 in 1990 dollars so that actually fits, unfortunately. Until our “ruling class” stops printing money and sending our tax dollars to every other country except our own, things will not improve… and unfortunately it may be too late to reverse the damage that they’ve done.
You can get a single cab short bed at as a fleet with a 6cyl in them as well not all of the short beds have 5.0s
nope. V8 only
@@jacksmith7576 nope I work at dealer auctions you can get them with V8 or V6
@@zachfila Only if you are able to order fleet vehicles, which requires a special order code. Typical customer can only order the RCSB with a 5.0.
@@zachfila how many 24's are at auction already?
16c/24hw is crazy good for a v8 or is it the mustangs 5.0 ?
And it’s 4wd. Winning
I like them! Ford did it right with this truck 😎👍🏻👍🏻
A little pricey but love the concept. The 5.0 in that truck is a screamer.
Should be 23,000.00
Why do so many call the 6.5' bed the "short" bed? Maybe I'm wrong, it wouldn't be the 1st time, but I thought the 6.5' length bed was the mid sized bed.
5.5' - short bed
6.5' - mid bed
8' - long bed
Has something changed with the bed length options on the F-150?
18k you said?
43 000 what? Roubles? Pesos?
How do you get a short bed single cab??
Ford hit the nail on the head !!
40,000 for a 24,000 truck? SMH
Since when does a 24,000 truck have 12 inch displays? Youre living in the past
Show me a comparable 24k dollar truck.
that's what I said@@xxZerosumxx
@@benjaminbrown7127that 12 inch display cost Ford 10 bucks a piece.
@@tmurph247comparing an employee who works everyday for 11 dollars to the owner who can sit on his yacht making millions a day isn’t even remotely comparable. That’s like buying fast food at five guys… 20 bucks for a meal that cost them 8… it’s just the way of life
It be better if it wasn't 4x4, take all that extra weight off and drop the price as well..
Kinda like some sport trucks in the 90s and that.. if I'm buying a truck like that, I'd want it lighter and such.
If I'm going to buy a truck with 4x4 to use for work and that, then I'd get a 4x4 with a crew cab or such like I have now.. but if I wanted something cheaper and sporty to haul ass with I'd rather it be just like this one but 2wd.. then I would lower it and add cool wheels and stuff and maybe supercharger to make it like it should be.
Marketing department will put them out of business besides the cheap components the truck is made of.
I would like one but I really would rather have the 3.7l eco boost
That must mean a Platinum F150 will be $100k…… oh $100k at 7-8% APY lol
A 4 cylinder GM in the same configuration is almost 6k more. A Tacoma SR5 in my area is over 10k more. They are shifting the cost of RV production to their other cars and inflation have made the prices ridiculous.
I also got one of these and am going to put a Whipple supercharger on it.
A Chevy v8 single cab 4x4 is cheaper than this truck when built on their website
@Globerty GM does not offer a V8 in the single cab short bed config. The single cab and short bed comes with the 4cyl. And when you compare the price on lot (destination etc) the GM is more expensive.
you can buy a nice reestored bumpside for $20-$25k w a coyote swap that is smog exempt !
4 wheel drive is an option.
So fords the only one making the truck I want, and it costs 43k to enter into a world of hell where you’ll end up spending 14k to replace the taillights when the LEDs fail and god knows what else that will cause you to go bankrupt to keep it on the road. Hard pass. Used cars exist for a reason.
4 x 4!!! Yes
I dont know how i feel about the front end with the grill wrapping around the headlights
Good lard them dodges get crusty
I need one
It’s already leaking oil!!
lol it's $39,500 without discounts
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Can’t wait to buy one in 10 years for 30k :)
My 2019 f250 4x4 supercab was 3k cheaper. Trucks are an absolute ripoff now. I guess ford is trying to double their prices now to make up for cars they don’t manufacture anymore.
Wow!! To expensive!!!!
Shart bed. Shart 🛻 truck
This is lit
Who doesn't like the 5L Coyote!?
You can build a better truck with the same engine for that money! What!? 😂😂😂
Cool
All you mfs just see its a xl and is so quick to say they would never pay that price cause its a “base” truck. This “base” truck offers a hell of alot more then your basic daily midsize sedan driver and in the end of the day its a pickup that can tow and has 4x4 to get you through the roughest of terrain. Not to mention it will do 0-60 in under 5 seconds stock. Please do show me a comparable truck for 43k. You cant!
Exactly that’s my argument. Chevy and Dodge all have 40k base model trucks yet nothing compares to a 5.0 4x4 that can tow race etc etc. people don’t realize this is a hell of a good deal in 2024
7.3 godzilla then you would have something then
2020 f250 stx plow package 42k
Yes but by next year Chevy is gonna have a 45k base model. Ford will be above that. 3 years a lot has changed. A Chevy base model is 39k? I think fords is 40k+… you’re lucky you got it when you did
*A 5.0L **#V8** in a small (not sure why a 2024 model is that small even with one cab) **#Ford** **#F150** with nearly zero options at $44k? Who wrote that up? A crackhead? 🤨 That's the type of truck you pay $10k to $15k for AND THAT'S IT. They've lost their minds with this one. "Affordable".*
All trucks are overpriced, but I’m not their target audience.
Can I get it in 2wd with a 6 speed
nopr
No
2017 I think is last year
It's bad enough the damn cars can't turn on a dome light without asking the PCM for permission. Lack of bolt action transmissions is sad
The 6 speed is trash. Lasts until 150k miles🤮
My 2015 had it… 157k rolled around and it peaced out 😂 never again. 10 spd now 234k going strong
Rip off… that truck is 34k at best
That's not a "little truck", and that's not a "short bed". It's a standard bed. It's also aluminum, and has a shitty 10-speed tranny
People should stop buying these overpriced trucks.
That’s a $22k truck
really? I bet it sells for over $30k ten years from now.
Show me a base model truck for 22k? LMFAO
No thanks
Overpriced.
5.0 still sucking down the oil???
W😂😂😂😂is
Still over priced
It aint cool it's stupid.
No it's not. If you opt for the 8ft bed you can still get the V6 ecoboost
Garbage truck.
Ford sucks
they all suck
They can keep it.
It is a 302 thay made it sence the 1960
Completely different engine! 💯
Its actually a 307 cubic inch 5.0
Old 302 was a OHV Over Head Valve engine. New one is a DOHC double overhead cam
@@Suckmyring buddy, the coyote engine from 2011 - current is 302.1 cubic inches. where are you getting 307?
@@Jumper365 look up the gen 4 f150 coyote. Per ford it’s actually 307 cubic inches. I dont know about the mustang variation
Now put the wheels from the STX on that!!!!!!!