2023 Ford Super Duty Reveal

[FishOnOne]

In the meantime, enjoy some Kentrucky fried chicken.

Enjoy...

[Tvov]

"For the builders"... Hmmm... One thing I wish I could do with my 2021 F150 XLT is to shut OFF most of the electronics / "safety features" / alarms so that I can... build. Well, at least work without some alarm going off every 5 minutes.

Ford should have some sort of "work mode" you can activate with the truck so it is easier to use as a work truck.

One of the worst is the electronically locking tailgate. When working (landscaping), I don't carry truck keys or my phone on me - I don't want to damage or lose them. I get to a job site, hop out, lock the cab... and can't open the tailgate. Pain in the arse to put it mildly.

That, and lower the friggin' height of the trucks!

[FishOnOne]

afidel wrote:
Disappointed they didn't bring PowerBoost to the SuperDuty this year, it's a feature I'd love to have in my next truck but I won't be buying another half ton, next truck will be a 1T SRW.

The F150 PowerBoost benefits are really limited to city driving and there's really no advantage with towing IMO.

[afidel]

Disappointed they didn't bring PowerBoost to the SuperDuty this year, it's a feature I'd love to have in my next truck but I won't be buying another half ton, next truck will be a 1T SRW.

[manley]

I agree. Very boring reveal. I tuned out even before the truck was shown. Evolutionary, certainly not revolutionary. Surprised by a new base engine.

[FishOnOne]

lawnspecialties wrote:
It's been on 18 minutes and I'm bored to death.

Not the best introduction...

[FishOnOne]

Here's the new 2023 Ford Super Duty. Looks like a new 6.8 gas base engine and a HO 6.7 Power Stroke and a on board generator. And again I'll refrain from commenting on the looks department for a few days.

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F450 King Ranch

[lawnspecialties]

It's been on 18 minutes and I'm bored to death.

[Lwiddis]

Your opinion…the truck is just a bucket of chicken?