This is the "perfect" truck. Not too big. Not too small. It has a power slide down 3/4 wide rear window. The rear seat comfortably holds 3 people with its own rear a/c vents. They fold down flat for ample cargo area to carry any number of large items, animals, packages, tools, etc. The rear bed can easily carry 4' wide sheets of plywood and other construction materials. The only thing I am upset about is that Ford discontinued this vehicle as of 2010. Why I will never understand.
This was a pre-owned company truck with 48,000 miles. As expected it showed some normal signs of wear but also signs of good maintenance. Put fresh tires and shocks, wash and polished - good to go! I use it to pull my small travel trailer and have put about 15,000 miles on it with out a problem. Gas mileage when towing is 13-15 (@65-75mph more often 13), solo 18-20 (not often 20 though). Happy with this truck.
to keep buyers from purchasing anything General Motors. I've had seven Ford trucks, 3 diesels and 4 gas. Four were new and 3 used. Overall I love Ford trucks. I've had more problems with my latest purchase, but I'm still pro Ford. My biggest gripe are with the service centers at Ford dealers. They aren't even subtle about the outrageous costs and estimates. They'll shake your hand, pat you on the shoulder and screw you to the wall without so much as a kiss. I steer clear entirely.
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