Ford F-150 Usados en Venta en Milton, WI

The Ford F-150 on my first drive was obviously a well built truck with a solid frame that could take the tough and rugged driving that I put it through as a construction worker. The vehicle maintains a quiet interior that is spacious with all the accommodations a luxury car would have. The acceleration is very responsive, especially in SPORT mode and makes it feel like a sports car, but can also haul heavy loads in TOW mode. It feels very safe and very reliable. When my family is riding in the car with me I know that if anything were to happen they would be protected by the solid aluminum body and the airbags. This is my first truck and I know I could not be any happier with this purchase. I have driven other cars and SUVs, but they are a difficult time comparing as far as the room that is available to the passengers the luggage accommodations and the feel of the smooth ride and responsiveness. Finally if I had to recommend this truck to someone I would tell them that they will be completely satisfied with their purchase and will never own another truck or car that isn't a FORD F-150. I plan on purchasing another one for my wife if she will let me.

This is a nice looking vehicle, even after owning it for nearly 13 years now and putting 126000 miles on it, I still like the way it looks and rides. My wife doesn't, but she used to. It is simply too old for her now, and she prefers a newer more reliable (and more exclusive) vehicle. When I originally purchased the car, I enjoyed it because it was a Toyota and I expected it to last forever with no problems, I also enjoyed it's size, power, and the extremely quiet ride. Over the years, a few things have changed. Starting with brakes - I have had to replace the brake calipers and rotors on every wheel. The exhaust manifold leaks and now the quietness is gone. The rubber seals around the windows and doors no longer hold out wind noise. The sunroof no longer closes without manual assistance. And once, the plastic back door handle snapped off in my hand, which necessitated an emergency trip to the mechanic since there is (surprisingly) no other way to open it than the one plastic handle. So - to summarize, love it when new, but over the years I have enjoyed it less and less as things have started to break. Oh - the most recent is the motor drivers side mirror constantly is running - drives me nuts, and I must get that fixed ASAP.

I recently upgraded my F150 from a 2004 to a 2010. This truck was in mint condition when I bought it. The interior was super clean, and the exterior had no signs of any denting or damage. I went from a 2 door, 8-foot bed truck, to a 4 door, 5-foot bed truck. I haven't noticed too much of a difference between the 8-foot bed and the 5-foot bed, and it's great to have the backseat so my family can ride with me. I've owned Ford trucks my entire life, and this is probably the nicest and best truck that I've owned. I really enjoy all of the features that this truck has, especially the horsepower which really helps in towing both my boat and my wife's horse. The truck stops on a dime, is very comfortable to ride in (even on long trips), and the interior is really big. It feels bigger than my wife's SUV (Ford Escape), yet it has the 5-foot bed to store construction materials or anything else. I haven't had any maintenance issues with this truck or any of my previous F150's and would repurchase them again and again. They fit my active lifestyle, and they're just a great truck!