In 1953, Ford rebranded the second generation of the Ford F-2 -- introduced originally in 1948 -- as the Ford F-250. Since then, F-Series trucks have been an American staple and one of the country's best-selling vehicles.
The F-Series is now in its ninth generation, and the F-250 is currently available as super-duty truck with several cab options. Because of its specialized purpose as a serious workhorse, the F-250 has been less popular than F-150 siblings -- but remains a rugged, dependable option for duties like hauling and towing.
