2015 Ford F250 review

1. Large, comfortable passenger cabin

Whether taking the family along while towing a fifth wheel or bringing the crew to the job site, a 2015 Ford F250 Crew Cab comfortably fits up to six passengers. Rear passengers can stretch their legs thanks to an impressive 42.1 inches of legroom. Or, fold up the split-folding rear seats to store even more equipment. Don't let the 2015 Ford F250's size fool you. The ride inside is quiet, and luxurious trims like the King Ranch do an excellent job reducing road noise at highway speeds.

2. A pair of powerful engine options

Getting tough work done takes the right engine, and the 2015 Ford F250 has two on tap. A standard 6.2L V8 has good mid-range torque, offering smooth acceleration and strong pulling power. And if you need something that can handle heavier-duty jobs, look for a 2015 Ford F250 with the optional 6.7L PowerStroke^® V8 diesel engine. With 860 lb-ft of torque available at just 1,500 rpm, it is easy to work even with the heaviest loads. Both engines get paired with a smooth-shifting six-speed automatic transmission.

3. Impressive towing capability

If you're towing a conventional trailer or a gooseneck trailer, the 2015 Ford F250 has the payload and towing capacity you'll need for almost any job. When properly equipped, a 2015 Ford F250 2WD equipped with the 6.2L V8 engine can tow up to an estimated 12,500 pounds, regardless of cab style.

 The 2015 Ford F250 2WD SuperCab and 6.7L V8 diesel have a maximum estimated towing capacity of 14,000 pounds; and for gooseneck trailers, the 2015 Ford F250 2WD regular cab can handle up to an estimated 16,800 pounds with the 6.7L engine when properly equipped.

4. Technology for a modern worksite

Stay productive wherever the job site takes you with practical functionality, like the large center console that makes an excellent desk for documents or a laptop when you're on-site. Power your mobile devices or laptop with a pair of 12-volt connectors and a 110-volt household plug. You can keep valuables safe in lockable storage under the front 40/20/40 or rear 60/40 split-folding seats when you need to step away.

5. Have it your way

You can get the truck you need thanks to various combinations of trim, cab style, and box lengths available in a 2015 Ford F250. Get XL and XLT trims in regular and Crew Cab styles, while the Lariat trim adds a third SuperCab choice. Choose between a 6-ft 8-inch box and an eight-foot box, available in any trim and SuperCab or Crew cab configurations.