Here's a pretty thorough review of your buddy's $60k truck:Originally posted by MR . B:
A friend of mine bought a 4x4 Platinum Eco-Boost 2015 F150. I rode in it and it's very nice. It's loaded and even has massaging front seats. He said the Eco-Boost has a lot more pick-up than the V-8.
This is the Locker Room! 60k ain't nothin to us high Rollers.Originally posted by NDallasRuss:
Here's a pretty thorough review of your buddy's $60k truck:Originally posted by MR . B:
A friend of mine bought a 4x4 Platinum Eco-Boost 2015 F150. I rode in it and it's very nice. It's loaded and even has massaging front seats. He said the Eco-Boost has a lot more pick-up than the V-8.
http://truckyeah.jalopnik.com/1-000-hard-miles-in-the-most-expensive-2015-ford-f-150-1676530984/+travis
Originally posted by Noleguy06:
Am looking at one too but I can't justify the few thousand more I'm seeing higher than a '15 Ram Big Horn.
Nice looking pickup.
Fifth wheel?Originally posted by jamnolfin:
Im looking at buying one in the near future
Yes, the 2015 F-150 is aluminum frame, about 700 pounds lighter than prior models.Originally posted by VirginiaNole:
2015 F150's are nice, I am assuming this would be the aluminum frame version?
Jam - Saw your post about the RV. If you are still thinking of a travel Trailer, I would highly recommend you get a F250. I just bought a 2015 F250 Lariat diesel to pull my TT. This truck is a beast, you won't even know your trailer is back there. It also has all the bells and whistles like a luxury car.
I really, really want a new truck too, and can afford one, but won't buy one for that very reason. Whent he one I have dies I'll consider a slightly used one...Originally posted by FreeFlyNole:
I recently looked at the F150 and the Chevy Silverado, I just couldn't believe how expensive they were. You can buy a nice Porsche for what they want for these things.
I don't NEED a truck, but would like to have one. The main problem is my company pays me on mileage, so I have this paid for diesel VW that is paid for and get's 40+ MPG, which makes me a tax free $2k a month, minus about $150 in gas.
I guess I'm just too cheap, and I'm following the guys advice from the investment thread, I'm going to drive my car to the moon. = at least 225,000 miles.
Not to mention Fords from I think 2010-2014 are fugly.Originally posted by JohnnieHolmesNole:
Yes, the 2015 F-150 is aluminum frame, about 700 pounds lighter than prior models.Originally posted by VirginiaNole:
2015 F150's are nice, I am assuming this would be the aluminum frame version?
Jam - Saw your post about the RV. If you are still thinking of a travel Trailer, I would highly recommend you get a F250. I just bought a 2015 F250 Lariat diesel to pull my TT. This truck is a beast, you won't even know your trailer is back there. It also has all the bells and whistles like a luxury car.
Someone above said Ford is not at all price-flexible on the 2015 model, and I think that's right. Meanwhile, they are literally begging people to take the 2014s, which became extremely difficult to sell in the face of all of the hoopla over the new model.
Originally posted by Noleguy06:
Not to mention Fords from I think 2010-2014 are fugly.Originally posted by JohnnieHolmesNole:
Yes, the 2015 F-150 is aluminum frame, about 700 pounds lighter than prior models.Originally posted by VirginiaNole:
2015 F150's are nice, I am assuming this would be the aluminum frame version?
Jam - Saw your post about the RV. If you are still thinking of a travel Trailer, I would highly recommend you get a F250. I just bought a 2015 F250 Lariat diesel to pull my TT. This truck is a beast, you won't even know your trailer is back there. It also has all the bells and whistles like a luxury car.
Someone above said Ford is not at all price-flexible on the 2015 model, and I think that's right. Meanwhile, they are literally begging people to take the 2014s, which became extremely difficult to sell in the face of all of the hoopla over the new model.
How do you 'black out' the embelm or the grill, etc...Originally posted by EveryoneBleedsGarnet:
Originally posted by Noleguy06:
Not to mention Fords from I think 2010-2014 are fugly.Originally posted by JohnnieHolmesNole:
Yes, the 2015 F-150 is aluminum frame, about 700 pounds lighter than prior models.Originally posted by VirginiaNole:
2015 F150's are nice, I am assuming this would be the aluminum frame version?
Jam - Saw your post about the RV. If you are still thinking of a travel Trailer, I would highly recommend you get a F250. I just bought a 2015 F250 Lariat diesel to pull my TT. This truck is a beast, you won't even know your trailer is back there. It also has all the bells and whistles like a luxury car.
Someone above said Ford is not at all price-flexible on the 2015 model, and I think that's right. Meanwhile, they are literally begging people to take the 2014s, which became extremely difficult to sell in the face of all of the hoopla over the new model.
I Like mine, since this picture was taken I also blacked out the front emblem
I know a lot of people have them and I liked Ford's prior and now but that area of design is awful to me. The grille is all messed up and I don't like the clear tail lights and what seems to be horizontal lines on the tailgate. Must be in the minority as I see a bunch of of them but am happy with the redesign.Originally posted by EveryoneBleedsGarnet:
Originally posted by Noleguy06:
Not to mention Fords from I think 2010-2014 are fugly.Originally posted by JohnnieHolmesNole:
Yes, the 2015 F-150 is aluminum frame, about 700 pounds lighter than prior models.Originally posted by VirginiaNole:
2015 F150's are nice, I am assuming this would be the aluminum frame version?
Jam - Saw your post about the RV. If you are still thinking of a travel Trailer, I would highly recommend you get a F250. I just bought a 2015 F250 Lariat diesel to pull my TT. This truck is a beast, you won't even know your trailer is back there. It also has all the bells and whistles like a luxury car.
Someone above said Ford is not at all price-flexible on the 2015 model, and I think that's right. Meanwhile, they are literally begging people to take the 2014s, which became extremely difficult to sell in the face of all of the hoopla over the new model.
I Like mine, since this picture was taken I also blacked out the front emblem
I haven't driven either. Just going off looks and price as of now. Will be test driving in the summer.Originally posted by JohnnieHolmesNole:
Originally posted by Noleguy06:
Am looking at one too but I can't justify the few thousand more I'm seeing higher than a '15 Ram Big Horn.
Nice looking pickup.
Have you driven the Dodge? They have a different transmission and feel than some vehicles
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The tailgate thing you are referring to is only on the platinum edition, which I agree is very ugly. I also don't love the stock grill and will probably do an aftermarket black mesh soon. I also like the redesign, but I would've had to spend 50k to get a 2015 how I want it. I got this for less than 30k and it's fully loaded with all the options I wanted... Only 20k miles.Originally posted by Noleguy06:
I know a lot of people have them and I liked Ford's prior and now but that area of design is awful to me. The grille is all messed up and I don't like the clear tail lights and what seems to be horizontal lines on the tailgate. Must be in the minority as I see a bunch of of them but am happy with the redesign.Originally posted by EveryoneBleedsGarnet:
Originally posted by Noleguy06:
Not to mention Fords from I think 2010-2014 are fugly.Originally posted by JohnnieHolmesNole:
Yes, the 2015 F-150 is aluminum frame, about 700 pounds lighter than prior models.Originally posted by VirginiaNole:
2015 F150's are nice, I am assuming this would be the aluminum frame version?
Jam - Saw your post about the RV. If you are still thinking of a travel Trailer, I would highly recommend you get a F250. I just bought a 2015 F250 Lariat diesel to pull my TT. This truck is a beast, you won't even know your trailer is back there. It also has all the bells and whistles like a luxury car.
Someone above said Ford is not at all price-flexible on the 2015 model, and I think that's right. Meanwhile, they are literally begging people to take the 2014s, which became extremely difficult to sell in the face of all of the hoopla over the new model.
I Like mine, since this picture was taken I also blacked out the front emblem
KrylonOriginally posted by cmanole:
How do you 'black out' the embelm or the grill, etc...Originally posted by EveryoneBleedsGarnet:
Originally posted by Noleguy06:
Not to mention Fords from I think 2010-2014 are fugly.Originally posted by JohnnieHolmesNole:
Yes, the 2015 F-150 is aluminum frame, about 700 pounds lighter than prior models.Originally posted by VirginiaNole:
2015 F150's are nice, I am assuming this would be the aluminum frame version?
Jam - Saw your post about the RV. If you are still thinking of a travel Trailer, I would highly recommend you get a F250. I just bought a 2015 F250 Lariat diesel to pull my TT. This truck is a beast, you won't even know your trailer is back there. It also has all the bells and whistles like a luxury car.
Someone above said Ford is not at all price-flexible on the 2015 model, and I think that's right. Meanwhile, they are literally begging people to take the 2014s, which became extremely difficult to sell in the face of all of the hoopla over the new model.
I Like mine, since this picture was taken I also blacked out the front emblem
Most people use Plasti-Dip.Originally posted by cmanole:
How do you 'black out' the embelm or the grill, etc...Originally posted by EveryoneBleedsGarnet:
Originally posted by Noleguy06:
Not to mention Fords from I think 2010-2014 are fugly.Originally posted by JohnnieHolmesNole:
Yes, the 2015 F-150 is aluminum frame, about 700 pounds lighter than prior models.Originally posted by VirginiaNole:
2015 F150's are nice, I am assuming this would be the aluminum frame version?
Jam - Saw your post about the RV. If you are still thinking of a travel Trailer, I would highly recommend you get a F250. I just bought a 2015 F250 Lariat diesel to pull my TT. This truck is a beast, you won't even know your trailer is back there. It also has all the bells and whistles like a luxury car.
Someone above said Ford is not at all price-flexible on the 2015 model, and I think that's right. Meanwhile, they are literally begging people to take the 2014s, which became extremely difficult to sell in the face of all of the hoopla over the new model.
I Like mine, since this picture was taken I also blacked out the front emblem
That article Russ posted (3rd post) outlined the new 2015 Ford F-150 pretty well.Originally posted by Lemon Thrower:
is there any advantage of the aluminum frame besides fuel efficiency?
is it really a $20K premium for the aluminum frame?
When you say "Dodge," are you limiting that comment to Dodge trucks? Or are you including everything affiliated with Dodge, which would Jeep, Ram and Chrysler? Not arguing with you, just asking for clarification.Originally posted by EveryoneBleedsGarnet:
Jeep is trying to debate the fuel efficiency of full size trucks? Go drive a Prius. Dodge makes a notoriously crappy product with guaranteed transmission problems around 100k. I would literally drive any other full size truck before Dodge.
Won't buy one. Have two friends who have them and have had issues (though covered by warranty). Also most reviews have them behind the big three.Originally posted by jamnolfin:
What do you think of the new Titan diesels coming out soon. I have a 10 year old Titan that pulls like a mule and never one issue with it. Bought it in January of 2005, I can't believe they still haven't changed body styles
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Chrysler doesn't sell a pickup, Jeep hasn't had a pickup since the 80's, and Ram=Dodge.Originally posted by JohnnieHolmesNole:
When you say "Dodge," are you limiting that comment to Dodge trucks? Or are you including everything affiliated with Dodge, which would Jeep, Ram and Chrysler? Not arguing with you, just asking for clarification.Originally posted by EveryoneBleedsGarnet:
Jeep is trying to debate the fuel efficiency of full size trucks? Go drive a Prius. Dodge makes a notoriously crappy product with guaranteed transmission problems around 100k. I would literally drive any other full size truck before Dodge.