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2024 Ford F-150 PowerBoost Review: All The Details
Driving through Ontario’s rugged wilderness in a fully loaded Ford F-150 XLT SuperCrew PowerBoost Hybrid made one thing clear—Ford’s iconic truck can be tailored to meet almost any need. Whether you’re looking for a no-nonsense work truck or a luxurious hauler, the F-150 lineup delivers unmatched versatility.
Ford offers the F-150 in a staggering array of trims, including the practical XL, stylish STX, mid-tier XLT, off-road-ready Tremor, refined Lariat, western-themed King Ranch, and luxury-focused Platinum. For even more specialized needs, there’s the high-performance Raptor and the all-electric Lightning.
What truly sets the F-150 apart is its seemingly endless list of customization options. From axle ratios and equipment groups to appearance packages and a vast array of accessories, the F-150 can be configured for nearly any purpose. While not every option is available on every trim, the flexibility is unparalleled in the truck segment.
The F-150’s ability to cater to such a wide range of buyers is a major reason it’s the best-selling truck of all time. Whether you want a bare-bones workhorse, a tech-loaded family hauler, or an off-road beast, Ford’s flagship truck can deliver. The sheer number of options ensures that you’re not just buying a truck—you’re building one tailored to your exact needs.
Images: Chris Blanchette
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