The new Ford F 150 Lariat is very luxurious. The cab is bigger so you have a lot of leg room for a grown adult who is six feet tall. The sunroof and moonroof are the size of the entire roof so you can sit there and watch the stars. The vehicle has a eco mode where the car will turn off at the light to save you gas. The truck gate can be opened with the remove, and it has a nice reverse camera. It also has a collision warning sensors. It's very light when you drive it. It has a bigger gas tank, but it's very gas friendly. It also has a big screen for your music and navigation. It comes with six months free Sirius XM radio. It also has a 12-volt outlet, so if you want to plug in to charge something, you don't have to use the cigarette lighter to do so. It has the speed when you want it and has a high towing capacity where you can tow pretty much anything. It comes equipped with back-up sensors as well as front sensors. There's an option to get your seats heated when it's cold and cooled when it's hot, which is a nice feature since not a lot of vehicles have that. The pricing for it was decent for the truck that has many options. I would definitely recommend it for sure.

Vincent

Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania

5.0

I love this truck.

Overall, I really like my truck. It has style and has a lots of power. It also has a very roomy interior, and I really love the heated seats. I am not using it as a work truck, but if I need to tow something, it will get the job done. As for the gas mileage, it's not too bad. It tells me how many miles I can go till the next fill up. It is very comfortable to drive long distance. The seating is comfortable. I can also haul a lot of stuff if I need to. It's a short bed, but I still can haul a lot of stuff, especially in the back seat; there is lots of room. It has navigation and rear camera, which I really like because most times I have to back into the garage and my parking space at work, and it is really helpful. I love the remote start, especially when it's cold or snowy. I can start it from the house or from the store that I work at, and when I come out to drive, it's nice and warm. It has four-wheel drive, which is a big plus especially where I live. I can make it to work in the deep snow with no problem.

2018 Ford F150 ReportCard Review

Autolist ReportCard Score: 97/100

Pros:

Most gas-powered engines were updated, new engines feature twin turbos, and there's a diesel option available
There's a truck variation for every customer; trims that run from simple work trucks to the luxurious
Ranks best-in-class in towing capacity
The aluminum body reduces the overall weight of the truck, enhances fuel economy and increases payload capacity

Cons:

There's a wide-ranging price tag for different trims and options
Options come at a steep price, and the truck can cost near $65,000 when fully outfitted
The diesel option costs an additional $4,000
The transmission feels slow when shifting

Review Summary:

Enjoy a wide range of trims and options with the 2018 Ford F-150, so you can select everything from a standard work truck to a luxurious, loaded vehicle.

This vehicle ranks best in-class in towing capacity, while the aluminum body lowers the truck's overall weight, enhances fuel economy and increases payload capacity.

The F-150 features a roomy interior for superior comfort on long trips, while the cabin uses high-quality materials for a top-notch feel.

Number of reviews analyized: 12

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