F-150 meaning and definition

Best Selling Light Truck for over 50 years. Manufactured by the Ford Motor Company. Arch nemisis of the Chevy Silverado. Hoe wagon, for picking up hoes and putting them in the bed.

Fords most popular F-Series Pickup. First Debuted in 1975, the F150 model filled the gap between the F100 ranger and the F250. The F150 was a half ton truck that was more powerful than the ranger and less expensive than the F250. The F150 became most popular in 1992-1996 with several new features. such as a new face lift for the front end which gave the front of the truck a more aerodynamic look, also revised was the tail gate and instrument panel. Later in 92 the Flareside edition returned. In 1993 The "custom" trim package became the "XL" package and the aptly named "Lightning was introduce with a 240 HP 5.8 V8 The 1994 model was more involved in saftey it was the first equipped with driver side airbag, side door intrusion beams and also introduced a High mount 3rd brake light. The F150 came in 3 cab styles - regulal, supercab or crewcab and offered XL, XLT and XLT Lariat Trim.engines offered were 4.9 EFI Inline 6, 5.0 EFI V8, 5.8 EFI V8, 7.3 Diesel, 7.3 Turbo Diesel, and a 7.5 EFI V8 In 1995 The Eddie Bauer Edition was introduced as top of the line. 1996 was the demise of 2 models - the Lightning and the flareside. 97 was the year ford decided to update the look of the F150 which kept its look until 2000 when they introduced the Harley edition to the F150 Line. the look remained until 2003 when they changed over to the new design currently on the road today. which has the classic rounded headlights once again like the old 70's pickups.

Best hotbox car known to man, especially the single cab.

A powerful truck which scares ricers of off the roadway.

The best selling truck in America for the past 26 years, the best selling VEHICLE in America for the past 21 years.

A truck built by ford , that is for nothing but people with mullets and have no life.

A Ford Pick-up Truck that is completely useless in every way. Firstly, because the engine is huge so it does about three feet to the gallon, given the wind is behind it. Also, because the truck is so heavy and unaerodynamic its performance resembles continental drift. It has a ladder chassis, basically the kind of technology recognized by a 19th century mining contractor. The interior is so badly put together that there are gaps everywhere. There is huge play in the steering; turn the wheel one way or the other slightly and nothing will happen. The open back also is a perfect opportunity for people to steal your belongings. Yet people still by them...