The Ford Super Duty lineup (sometimes spelled SuperDuty), which includes the
F-250,
F-350,
F-450 and
F-550, are the ultimate three-quarter-ton and one-ton workhorses built for hauling, towing, and moving almost anything that you throw at them. With a 6.0 liter - 7.0+ liter, V8 engine that can generate between 385-475 hp the Super Duty is capable of towing between 34,000 to 37,000 pounds. These extra large trucks are the vehicle of choice for many utility, construction, mining, landscaping, and emergency response commercial businesses. The cab is available in regular 2-door, extended SuperCab or 4-door Crew Cab version. A 10-speed
automatic transmission is standard across most recent Super Duty models but there are older Super Duty models available in manual (prior to 2010). Depending on the engine type and what your hauling or towing, you should expect your fuel economy to average between 13 - 20mpg. Since 2019, all Super Duty trucks include front and side airbags, trailer sway control, anti-lock brakes, and Ford's patented Roll Stability Control that reduces the risk of rollover during hard corners. All models under Ford's Super Duty line of trucks except the F-550, share the same trim names, are available in either a gas or turbo diesel version, and are offered in either standard rear-wheel drive or optional all-wheel drive (AWD) / four-wheel drive (4WD). 2023 saw a major revamp to the line up, simplifying the trims and optional packages along with larger 6.8-liter gas engine. "Built Ford tough," no job is too big for the Super Duty lineup of trucks. If you prefer the latest year, you can find
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Ford F250 Super Duty Trims
Ford F350 Super Duty Trims
Ford F450 Super Duty Trims