Ford F-150 Usados en Venta en Waynesboro, GA

I have owned this truck for two years, and I know it came from a good owner before me. I am now at about 90K miles, but this truck still feels like it will run forever. I love the giant center console of the XLT. Great for storing my fiancé's purse and other large valuables when she wants to leave them in the car. I really love the exterior look. It is my favorite body style of any newer pickup. The stock wheels do get a lot of grime on them that sticks unless you are diligent about keeping them clean. That would be my only negative about the exterior. This particular truck has the Ecoboost, and I love it. I drive a lot of highway miles, cruising at a steady speed, so the Ecoboost helps me keep my mileage at about 19 mpg. Great for a pickup. The only downside to that is when you need a lot of get up and go to pass someone in a tight situation, the Ecoboost does not respond immediately. It needs a couple of seconds to wind up. The interior is fairly average, especially the center display. My favorite part about this truck is the roomy backseat. The seats can be folded up, and it leaves a floor space almost the size of a twin-sized bed. This is amazing for moving or even if you need to sleep in your truck (which I have done a few times). Overall, I am extremely pleased with this vehicle.

My dad bought this truck new from the dealer in 2004. He is getting older now--and so I am. I bought it from him for a steal, with the agreement that I would do the hauling and heavy lifting for our family from now on. My previous car was an AWD station wagon, and I thought that it was a sturdy workhorse compared to my friends' cars. My F-150 made me rethink what a workhorse can be. I go backpacking fairly often, and this truck has opened new roads--literally. I've been able to reach trailheads I've never approached, and even coming down a dirt road through fords and into a flooded valley, I never felt that I was out of my depth or unsafe. It has been the vehicle my family takes on long trips for the last twelve years, and despite its utilitarian purpose, it has enough space for four people and all our gear. It's fared well through hard use and long ownership.