Ford Dealership Selling 725 HP F-150 for $38,000
For the price of a new compact crossover, you can now drive a VelociRaptor-killing Ford F-150.
Sadly, buying a high performance truck these days just isn’t cheap. And in most cases, even possible. For example, one Ford dealership is offering their take on the new Lightning, but they aren’t exactly what one might call affordable. And if you want a factory-built performance F-150, your options consist of a four-wheel drive Raptor. So what’s a normal, two-wheel drive performance truck loving guy on a budget supposed to do?
Enter the heroes at Beechmont Ford in Cincinnati, Ohio. Yes, the same guys who made quite the name for themselves by selling 700 hp Mustang GTs for just under $40k. To take care of us budget-minded, high-horsepower truck lovers, Beechmont is now offering a tire-shredding, 725 hp F-150 option for the bargain basement price of $37,995.
To whip up this performance bargain, Beechmont starts with a two-wheel drive, XL Sport packing the 5.0-liter Coyote V8. Achieving 725 ponies and 675 lb-ft of torque is quite easy, thanks to a 2.9-liter Gen 3 Whipple supercharger. Plus, the XL Sport isn’t exactly some plain Jane work truck. It comes with color matched bumpers, 17-inch wheels, SYNC, and even fog lights.
Of course, if you want a crew cab Limited or anything in between, Beechmont will build it for you. They’ll also customize your truck any way you’d like, including paint, wrap jobs, or additional performance mods if 700+ hp isn’t enough for you. You can also opt for a Roush blower in place of the Whipple, but power for that package drops to “only” 640 hp and 600 lb-ft of torque.
We know what you’re thinking right about now – does this blow my warranty? And the answer is, well, sorta. If any damage occurs to the drivetrain as a result of the blower, it won’t be covered by Ford. Otherwise, the warranty remains intact. Whipple does offer an optional 3-year, 36,000 mile warranty to plug that gap for an additional cost, however. And if you opt for the Roush blower, it comes with the same warranty already included.
Either way, you’d be hard pressed to find a better bang for your buck!
