2019 Ford F250

There are no changes, but the Lariat Sport gets a new appearance package. Newly available features are FordPass Connect 4G LTE modem and a 10-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system upgrade.See the 2019 Ford F-250 models for sale near you orSee the 2019 Ford F-350 models for sale near you

For the sort of work the Super Duty tackles, we highly recommend the torque-rich diesel engine. The XLT trim is a solid proposition, coming at a reasonable base price, leaving money in the budget for options.Find a Ford F-250 for sale or Find a Ford F-350 for sale

The 2019 Ford F-Series Super Duty comes in XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum and Limited trim levels. While each is distinct, buyers have the ability to customize, like adding a heavier-duty suspension or a snowplow package.

Cab styles are Regular (2-door), extended SuperCab and 4-door Crew Cab. Not all cab configurations are available for all grades. Seating ranges from two to six occupants.

Bed lengths are 6.8 feet or 8.2 feet -- regular cab versions are paired only with the longer bed. The F-350 also offers a "dually" setup (twin wheels at each end of the rear axle) for the rear-drive/long-bed version.

Prices include the $1,595 factory delivery charge.

The F-250 XL ($34,745) and F-350 XL ($35,915) are the entry-level models, coming with the 6.2-liter V8 engine and 6-speed automatic transmission. The XL is sparse. Air conditioning, a tilt-and-telescopic steering wheel, two 12-volt outlets, bed lighting, a removable/lockable tailgate with lift assist, 2-ton mechanical jack (single rear wheels) and a rearview camera are all standard, but the floor and seats are covered with vinyl. The windows are hand-cranked, while the audio system consists of an AM/FM radio, auxiliary audio input and four speakers (six speakers in the SuperCab and Crew Cab versions). Exterior features are similarly utilitarian: 17-in steel wheels, for example.

In the F-250 XLT ($38,960) and F-350 XLT ($40,140) things become more civilized with standard 18-in alloy wheels and chrome exterior accents. The cabin floor is upgraded from vinyl to carpet, and cloth upholstery comes in, plus cruise control, power accessories, heated mirrors, keyless entry, padded armrests, an integrated trailer brake controller, Bluetooth, Sync voice control, a CD/MP3 player and a USB port.

The F-250 Lariat ($47,735) and F-350 Lariat ($48,905) come only in SuperCab and Crew Cab configurations. Power-adjustable pedals are standard, plus extendable/power-folding mirrors, a power-sliding rear window, rear parking sensors, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, dual-zone automatic climate control, a self-dimming rearview mirror, 10-way power-adjustable front seats, a 110-volt/400-watt inverter outlet, a Sync 3 infotainment system with an 8-in screen, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto smartphone integration and satellite/HD radio. An upgraded Sony audio system is standard in the Crew Cab version.

The F-250 King Ranch ($58,505) and the F-350 King Ranch ($59,680) are Crew Cab only, with Power Scope trailer tow/heated/power-folding side mirrors. Other equipment includes leather upholstery, heated/ventilated front seats with driver's-side memory settings (including the position of the power-adjustable pedals), remote start, keyless entry/ignition, remote tailgate release, a heated steering wheel, a garage door opener, a navigation system and a Sony audio setup.

The Crew Cab-only F-250 Platinum ($64,930) and F-350 Platinum ($66,105) models feature more luxury touches, like 20-in alloy wheels, LED headlamps, powered running boards, heated rear seats, a tailgate access step, a premium leather trim, blind spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert, lane-departure warning and adaptive steering.

F-250 Limited ($81,835) and F-350 Limited ($83,010) come with the diesel engine, AWD and Crew Cabs as standard, then add 2-tone leather seating surfaces, adaptive cruise control, forward-collision mitigation, a 360-degree camera system, Trailer Reverse Guidance, a moonroof and auxiliary up-fit switches.

Many standard features in the higher trims are optional in the lower trims. Other equipment choices include spray-in bedliners, beefier alternators, connectors for gooseneck and fifth-wheel trailer mounts and a choice of axle ratios. An FX4 Off-Road package for AWD models includes a specialized suspension, all-terrain tires, hill-descent control and an electronic locking rear differential.