Ford F-250 Review

Sleek Trims

Like any other type of car, you need options. The F-250 is no different. No matter if you choose the base model or go a little higher up the chain, you'll be getting a vehicle that packs a wallop and will last a long time. Our Ford F-250 trims include:

• XL & XLT
• LARIAT
• King Ranch
• Platinum
• Limited

World Class Towing

The Ford F-250 offers the kind of power that would impress any truck enthusiast. This burly truck features a best-in-subsegment 20,000 pounds max conventional towing rating, able to haul heavy trailers, boats, jet skis, and much more.   

However, if you're looking for even more power, the F-250 can take it up a notch. It offers a best-in-subsegment diesel gooseneck and 5^th-wheel towing rating of 22,800 pounds, and the best maximum available gas gooseneck and 5th-wheel towing in its subsegment of 19,500 pounds.

Spacious Vehicles

Some trucks have faced the need for more comfort, but they've made improvements over the years. The F-250 aims to put those narratives to bed. One of the biggest benefits a large, long vehicle like the F-250 offers is space. All F-250 models and trims offer tons of headroom, shoulder room, hip room, and legroom.

Front (inches) (all cabs):

• Headroom: 40.8
• Shoulder room: 66.7
• Hip room: 62.5
• Legroom 43.9

Rear (inches):

• Headroom: 40.3 (Super Cab), 40.4 (Crew Cab)
• Shoulder room: 65.8 (Super Cab), 65.9 (Crew Cab)
• Hip room: 64.7 (Super & Crew Cab)
• Legroom: 33.5 (Super Cab) 43.6 (Crew Cab)

Depending on your cab, seating capacity ranges from 3-to-6.

A Regular Cab offers drivers an 8-foot exterior cargo box. Super Cabs and Crew Cabs can vary between 6.75 feet and 8.0 feet of space depending on if it's a short wheelbase or a long wheelbase.

If you need to keep a lot of tools in your truck or you need to store items for the kids, the F-250 features two exterior cargo boxes, a 6.75-ft. Cargo Box and an 8-ft. Cargo Box.