2022 Ford F-350 XLT
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This is Ford's heavy-duty pickup, the one you step up to when a half-ton F-150 isn't enough for the job. It drives like the big truck it is, with a commanding view and a ride that settles down once you've got weight in the bed. The cabin is built for work, with durable materials and a straightforward layout that puts every control within easy reach. You can get it as a regular, extended, or crew cab, and the payload and towing numbers are the reason people buy these. The XLT is the trim that adds convenience features like power windows and locks while skipping the XL's vinyl floors. The 7.3L V8 is a gas pushrod engine that pulls hard from low rpm, and it's mated to a 10-speed automatic that keeps it in the sweet spot. Rear-wheel drive keeps the weight down and the price lower, but you'll want 4WD if you regularly work off pavement or in snow.
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Miles Overview
This is Ford's heavy-duty pickup, the one you step up to when a half-ton F-150 isn't enough for the job. It drives like the big truck it is, with a commanding view and a ride that settles down once you've got weight in the bed. The cabin is built for work, with durable materials and a straightforward layout that puts every control within easy reach. You can get it as a regular, extended, or crew cab, and the payload and towing numbers are the reason people buy these. The XLT is the trim that adds convenience features like power windows and locks while skipping the XL's vinyl floors. The 7.3L V8 is a gas pushrod engine that pulls hard from low rpm, and it's mated to a 10-speed automatic that keeps it in the sweet spot. Rear-wheel drive keeps the weight down and the price lower, but you'll want 4WD if you regularly work off pavement or in snow.
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$724
6% APR for 72 months
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