The 2024 Ford F-150 offers a wonderful blend of comfort and capability. It’s a real workhorse of a light-duty truck that you’ll find at your local Ford dealer, and it’s laced through with well-thought-out features that’ll be beneficial whether you’re using the truck for work or leisure.
Your Guide to the 2024 Ford F-150: Visit Your Local Ford Dealer Today
Incredible Capability
There are tons of configurations of the F-150 available, so you need to have an in-depth chat with the salesperson at the dealer to help you figure out which one is best for you. If towing is a priority, then you want to pick a configuration that can handle the truck’s best-in-class towing capacity of 13,500 pounds. To achieve that towing capacity, you’ll need a SuperCrew model with the 3.5-liter V6 engine and 4×4 system.
If having the maximum payload capacity possible is more important than towing for you, then the 3.5-liter engine, 4×4 system, and a Regular Cab model with an 8-foot bed are what you need. An F-150 with those features will let you take advantage of the 2,445-pound maximum payload capacity.
Comfortable and Convenient Cabin
There’s no shortage of storage space around the cabin, as there are numerous little cubbies for you and your passengers to store your personal belongings in. There’s plenty of leg and headroom to go around, and you can equip your truck with front seats that fold down to provide a sleeping space if you’re going to be taking extended trips in the truck.
If you’re using the truck as a mobile workstation, then you’ll enjoy the way the shift lever can be folded down into the center console. This creates a workspace between the front seats.
On-Board Power
The truck has numerous outlets to let you plug in various devices. You can equip the truck bed with an on-board generator that can provide up to 7.2 kW of power. It’s fantastic if you need to power something up at a job site, and it also works wonderfully for camping. Power up your welder at work or plug in a TV to relax under the stars.
Constant Tailgate Access
It’s really easy to gain access to your tailgate, even if you have a trailer hitched up to the back of the truck. You can gain access to it through a door on the driver’s side when there’s a trailer blocking the back of the vehicle. Even when you are accessing the tailgate from the rear of the truck, it’s designed to let you get up close and retrieve items without having to climb into the bed.
Drivers needing this highly capable light-duty work truck should take it for a test drive today. Come and see it in person at Pierre Ford of Seattle.
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