Re: 2015 F!50s: On July 28, FOMO used a tired marketing trick. The company told news media that dealers could now order the new 2015 F150s (wink,wink). In reality, a guy cannot order the truck he wants because capacities and specifications for the ne...
I ordered a 2015 F150 Lariat with 3.5 eco-boost and 3.73 locking rear axle for maximum payload and towing capacity. On a 2014, that would be 1,790 pounds and 11,300 pounds. Going to a 3.55 locking rear axle with eco-boost engine, the maximum payload ...
Placed my order for a 2015 Platinum White F 150 Lariat (super cab) with 3.5 eco-boost, 3.55 locking rear end and, I reckon, every available option excepting a moon roof and 20" wheels. I expect to receive it somewhere between end of November and midd...
I ordered a 2015 f150, 3.5 eco-boost on July 30. I got a firm price and I signed the order, but put it on hold when I was informed I couldn't get the 3.73 locking rear end I wanted. It's due the way packages are configured, so I'm waiting for the loa...
Whataya work for Ford Marketing? I'm telling you straight up that specifications for the new trucks are mostly nonexistent, and that Ford dealer guides, by which dealers order cars, are therefore inadequate. it means you can order a truck if you don'...
The problem is that Ford's 2015 F150 ordering guides are bogus. They will be replaced by real ordering guides whenever Ford Marketing decides to release them.
goducks10 wrote:Does anyone have a link to 2015 Towing guides for the F150? That would clear up all the speculation.You don't need guides. Just call Ford Marketing in Dearborn at 1-800-334-4375 and ask them two questions re: the 2015 XLT and Lariat:1...
