You probably don't need an introduction to the Ford F-150. In continuous production since 1948, it has been America’s top-selling vehicle for the better part of thirty years.
We often speak of a vehicle’s third or fourth generation, but the F-150 has reached its twelfth. At the core of its appeal is a nearly infinite option list: With an array of cab sizes, bed lengths, trim levels and special editions, the F-150 can be tailored to almost any taste. And if you want four-wheel-drive, you can have that, too.
Overview
History of the Ford F-150
2004 - 2013 Ford F-150
Major changes included: The F-150 grows - it is 6 inches longer - and becomes more sophisticated. It is available in 5 trims: XL, STX, XLT, FX4 and Lariat. For 2006, a Harley-Davidson package is available, which includes the availability of all-wheel drive.
1997 - 2003 Ford F-150
Major changes included: The F-150 gets a curvaceous makeover and three new engine choices in 1997. The supercharged Lightning is reintroduced in 1999, the Harley-Davidson edition debuts in 2000, and the SuperCrew body style arrives for the 2001 model year.
1992 - 1996 Ford F-150
Major changes included: America's best-selling vehicle gets a smoother, more aerodynamic look in 1992; this year also sees the reintroduction of the Flareside bed design. The sporty Lightning model joins the lineup in '93 (only to be dropped in '96), and the luxurious Eddie Bauer edition debuts in 1995.
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2012 Ford F-150
$29,988 | 17,267 mi
2012 Ford F-150
$29,988 | 15,118 mi
2011 Ford F-150
$40,988 | 37,727 mi
2010 Ford F-150
$22,987 | 35,750 mi
2009 Ford F-150
$22,809 | 30,404 mi
2007 Ford F-150
$13,991 | 54,724 mi
2007 Ford F-150
$16,987 | 61,779 mi
2007 Ford F-150
$16,988 | 99,655 mi
2007 Ford F-150 SuperCrew
$18,987 | 70,535 mi
2007 Ford F-150
$31,888 | 39,568 mi
2006 Ford F-150
$14,995 | 97,827 mi
2005 Ford F-150
$7,888 | 106,757 mi
2003 Ford F-150
$10,995 | 56,758 mi
2003 Ford F-150
$13,980 | 91,167 mi
