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Ford F150 has long held the label of being “Built Ford Tough”. And the 2015 model isn’t going to be any different. Here are just a few of the reasons why you can still expect the F150 to get through your toughest situations.
The new aluminum body of the truck is made from an industrial, military-grade aluminum that will always keep you protected, even when off-roading on the treacherous back roads of Southern Utah.
The aluminum body also helps with resisting corrosion. Corroding metal breaks down a car, weakening it. This aluminum model will help keep the truck stronger for longer.
The EcoBoost technology incorporated into the vehicle gives the F150 that extra bit of torque that is needed when towing. Never worry about your truck slowing down while towing heavy things ever again.
Most who buy trucks want something that is capable of making it through all types of weather and terrain. Whether you are driving through the snowy mountains of Utah or the scorching desserts of Arizona, this truck will be able to get you where you need to go.
For the new F150, towing has been made easier. New technology has been incorporated to make the towing process quick and efficient, which means you won’t lose any time getting the job done.
The F150 has always been known for its amazing towing capability. You can now expect it to be able to tow up to 10,000 pounds of equipment, anytime, anywhere.
Now with the new and improved fuel-efficient model, nothing has to be sacrificed. With the 2015 F150, you can have your cake and eat it too.
The cabin of the truck has now been widened and given more room. So now even your biggest, toughest passengers can have space to spread out and take it easy. Whoever said comfort and toughness don’t go hand-in-hand didn’t know a thing.
Kate Giolas is an automotive writer. Information provided by Henry Day Ford. Kate is a writer at Fusion 360, an advertising agency in Utah. Find her on Google+.
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