Are F150's still popular?

I wonder how the aluminum bodies are working out?

b17drvr wrote:
F150 is the best selling vehicle in the USA.

I'm pretty sure it is in Canada too, and has been for quite some time.

I drive a 2012 F150 for work and it is a great truck. I wouldn't hesitate to buy one if I were in the market for a 1/2 ton.

F150 is the best selling vehicle in the USA.

Where I live the heavy duty fords are by far the most expensive and give the lest discount. Love my new Ram 3500 and the price I gave for it. It handles great and gets surprisingly good miladge. But that’s why they make 3 choices.

F150s are everywhere, and an extremely common tow vehicle, probably the most common one I see in the Southeast. I also see LOTS of F250s & F350s for larger RVs.

Ford has done a great job with mechanical and cosmetic design, and offers a huge variety of configurations and trim levels to suit almost anyone. GM & Dodge simply have not kept up with the innovations and offerings that Ford has made.

I drive my 2000 f150 daily and tow our pontoon boat with it. Our 33ft travel trailer is towed by our 2017 f250 6.2 gasser. Ford tough. All 3 chevy dodge and Ford are great modern trucks. My favorite is Ford.

I'm new to the Ford family of trucks. If it holds up as well as my former Silverado I'll be a happy camper.

I traded my Dodge in on a 18 F-150 2 weeks ago.

So yeah, now Ford's are the best ever. hahahaha
#thebestneverrest
#bestsellingtruck41yearsstraight
#fordsetsthebar

I bought my F-150 almost exactly a year ago. At that time the salesman told me that the F-150 was the single vehicle most sold in the U.S., not just the most sold truck, the most sold vehicle.

Grit dog wrote:

FishOnOne wrote:
F150's and Super Duty's are both very popular.

Is that campground next to a diesel repair shop? Hahahahhaa

LOL