2018 F150 All Pictures & Videos
01-08-2017, 01:30 PM
#182
Senior Member
01-08-2017, 01:44 PM
#184
Senior Member
The LED lights seem inspired by the Anzo headlights
https://media.ford.com/content/fordm...50-pickup.html
This is the press release page from Ford with a few videos.
Around 30 seconds in this video they have a close up of new headlight
Interior Video
Things I've noticed:
-Cup holders are still small.
-Heated/cooled seat controls are now also on screen.
-Window controls are different, one large button below the directional arrows to lock window controls, no folding mirror option. Automatic folding mirrors when truck locked?
-Still a 4L option (people in other thread were wondering if it was gone now because of 10spd)
-Camera button next to hazard lights is different.
-New interior color for Platinum- Dark Marsala
-New color for Limited "Navy Pier environment" but I can't find a picture.
This is the press release page from Ford with a few videos.
Around 30 seconds in this video they have a close up of new headlight
Interior Video
Things I've noticed:
-Cup holders are still small.
-Heated/cooled seat controls are now also on screen.
-Window controls are different, one large button below the directional arrows to lock window controls, no folding mirror option. Automatic folding mirrors when truck locked?
-Still a 4L option (people in other thread were wondering if it was gone now because of 10spd)
-Camera button next to hazard lights is different.
-New interior color for Platinum- Dark Marsala
-New color for Limited "Navy Pier environment" but I can't find a picture.
01-08-2017, 02:01 PM
#187
https://media.ford.com/content/fordm...50-pickup.html
This is the press release page from Ford with a few videos.
Around 30 seconds in this video they have a close up of new headlight
Interior Video
Things I've noticed:
-Cup holders are still small.
-Heated/cooled seat controls are now also on screen.
-Window controls are different, one large button below the directional arrows to lock window controls, no folding mirror option. Automatic folding mirrors when truck locked?
-Still a 4L option (people in other thread were wondering if it was gone now because of 10spd)
-Camera button next to hazard lights is different.
-New interior color for Platinum- Dark Marsala
-New color for Limited "Navy Pier environment" but I can't find a picture.
This is the press release page from Ford with a few videos.
Around 30 seconds in this video they have a close up of new headlight
Interior Video
Things I've noticed:
-Cup holders are still small.
-Heated/cooled seat controls are now also on screen.
-Window controls are different, one large button below the directional arrows to lock window controls, no folding mirror option. Automatic folding mirrors when truck locked?
-Still a 4L option (people in other thread were wondering if it was gone now because of 10spd)
-Camera button next to hazard lights is different.
-New interior color for Platinum- Dark Marsala
-New color for Limited "Navy Pier environment" but I can't find a picture.
01-08-2017, 02:20 PM
#188
The fully paint matched grill doesn't look too bad to me. Still reminds me of GM a bit. It could certainly grow on me to where I could buy one. I definitely don't like all their new wheels tho. Guess it's aftermarket again if I end up with one.
01-08-2017, 02:26 PM
#190
Senior Member
Said me, too. We'll see how the hybrid turns out, but it'll almost certainly have more torque and better mileage than the gas equivalent. What's not to like about that? It's probably the only thing that might interest me in one day trading in the truck I just bought.
I know some people fret about the complexity of hybrids and the potential for problems, but I've owned my Honda Civic Hybrid for nine years now and it's been by far the most trouble-free drivetrain I've ever owned.
Thank you, EPA.
Signed,
A fan of breathable air who remembers what used to come out of the tailpipes of diesels.
I know some people fret about the complexity of hybrids and the potential for problems, but I've owned my Honda Civic Hybrid for nine years now and it's been by far the most trouble-free drivetrain I've ever owned.
Signed,
A fan of breathable air who remembers what used to come out of the tailpipes of diesels.