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Used 2005 Ford F-250 Reviews
The Ford Super Duty pickups benefit from a major chassis design for 2005 that improves ride quality, handling and maneuverability. Payload capacities and towing capability have been improved. Towing is greatly enhanced by a new integrated electric brake control. Not only is it elegantly designed...
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Used 2004 Ford F-250 Reviews
The 2004 Ford Super Duty pickups look like serious big rigs, and they are. The F-250 and F-350 are willing and able to pull their weight. When you need haul more than 3000 pounds, or tow more than 9900 pounds, then even the best-equipped F-150 isn't quite up to the job. That's where the...
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Used 2003 Ford F-250 Reviews
Ford Super Duty trucks out-sell the heavy-duty pickups from Chevrolet and Dodge combined. Ford has improved them for 2003. A new 6.0-liter diesel engine brings more power and reduced emissions to the Super Duty line. The standard 5.4-liter V8 gas engine has been revised for quieter and more...
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Used 2002 Ford F-250 Reviews
When the going gets tough, the tough buy a Super Duty.This is no truck for dilettantes or poseurs. If you like your Lincoln Town Car, but are considering a pickup for the added trunk space, look somewhere else. Ford's Super Duty pickups look like serious big rigs, and they are. They are...
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Used 2001 Ford F-250 Reviews
Ford's Super Duty pickups look like serious big rigs and they are.At last count, Ford was offering 44 different configurations of its Super Duty pickups. Any one of them can pull everything from a horse trailer to a big Airstream camper. Some can do much more. For most of us, the Super Duty line...
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Used 1999 Ford F-250 Reviews
Ford's Super Duty F-250 pickup no longer looks like the F-150. Completely redesigned and re-engineered for 1999, the Super Duty F-250--and the rest of the new Super Duty F-Series pickups--now look like real trucks.Their menacing square-jawed front ends, brawny-looking raised hoods and aggressive...
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Used 1997 Ford F-250 Reviews
If you still think full-size pickup trucksare crude compared to their passenger car counterparts, it means that (a)you haven't been paying attention the last 10 years and (b) you haven'tseen the new generation of Ford F-Series trucks. Sophisticated tough on the outside, thoughtfully comfortable...
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