The F150 2.7L EcoBoost, with 325 HP and 400 lb.-ft. of torque, offers better fuel efficiency (20/26 MPG) and is ideal for daily driving and light towing (9,100 lbs) whereas the 3.5L EcoBoost delivers 375 HP, 470 lb.-ft. torque, and superior towing (13,200 lbs), but has more turbo lag and slightly less reliability. There’s a…
The Ford F150 Lariat and Platinum trims differ mainly in design, interior features, engine options, and price. The Platinum offers superior interior perks like a B&O Unleashed Sound System, heated and ventilated seats, and exclusive chrome details. The Lariat, though less luxurious, provides strong performance with a 5.0L V8 option and costs less at $65,195…
The difference between 4A and 4H modes is that the 4A mode in your F-150 adapts automatically for smooth driving on any surface, while the 4H mode manually locks all four wheels for better traction, especially in off-road situations. If you’re trying to figure out which drive mode is best to use, then keep reading…
The F150 XL and XLT differ in several areas, the XLT has better engine options, more interior and exterior features, enhanced safety features, and a higher price compared to the XL. Both trims offer good add-on packages and similar towing, seating, and fuel tank capacities. In this article, I’ll explain more about what sets these…