New Gen. F150 owners, how many problems

Mike Up wrote:
I've had what I consider more than normal issues with my truck. Only one serious issue while most are insignificant.

Here's my list:

Serious: Torque converter going out (replaced)

Not So Serious: Window switch failed (replaced), Window regulator going out(replaced), rear seat fold down mechanism (replaced), and front door speaker failed (replaced).

I have roughly 25,000 miles. I just wondering if this is normal. Previous 2010 F150 had control arm, body mount, shock, and transmission problems that were all very serious. Got rid of that truck. Dealer made good deal to get me out of it with this dealer trade. Salesman is a friend.

Then I hear of so many larger problems with GM and Dodge so I don't know if I'm being hyper critical and these problems are just the norm. I never had these type of problems on midsize trucks and SUVs. All of my fullsize trucks have had several problems.

Thanks

I'd say that is more the usual for only 25K miles. In the first 25K I'd expect only oil/filter/etc changes on any truck. If any issues come up I'd expect the dealer to take care of it lightning fast.

Online forums:

Five types of truck owners.
1. My brand is perfect, 100K miles and nothing (except the transmission, new engine, rear axle, etc...major brand loyal.
2. Some issues but not a big deal. The engine fell out at 25K but we're good...cause I'm brand loyal.
3. This thing sucks. At 250K i had to put new tires on it. Whiny people.
4. Your brand sucks, because only I have the best truck there is.
5. Silent owners, those who are to busy making a living daily using there truck for work. Some issues come up but the dealer handles it.