New F-150 in '08
New F-150 in '08
I don't know if this is old news or not, but I saw this in an article about all the unfortunate layoffs and plants closings that Ford is doing.
Maybe the new F-150 will have a diesel in it. My fingers are crossed anyway!
http://www.wral.com/automotive/9856333/detail.html
The company also said it would roll out new or significantly upgraded cars and trucks in 70 percent of its Ford, Lincoln and Mercury brands, expanding in growing areas such as car-based crossovers. At the same time, Ford said it will try to maintain its lead in the truck segment by introducing a new F-150 that will go on sale in 2008.
http://www.wral.com/automotive/9856333/detail.html
Originally Posted by nitzer280
I don't understand why people want a diesel in the F150. Isn't that why Ford has the SuperDuty? 

Originally Posted by jre86
Some of us have a love for diesel engines. I don't need the capabilities of a Superduty. The F-150 meets my needs. A diesel engine is also much more efficient than a gasoline engine. If every vehicle in the US was currently running off of diesel fuel we would not have to import a single drop of oil.
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Originally Posted by nitzer280
I don't understand why people want a diesel in the F150. Isn't that why Ford has the SuperDuty? 

As for price, with the VW the window sticker said that the TDI was only like a $500 or $700 option, unlike the $5000+ that you have to shell out for a PSD, Cummins, or Duramax.
Here's a thread in the GD forum that answers questions about the new F-150's..right from the horse's mouth
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=253966
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=253966
Originally Posted by jre86
I don't know if this is old news or not, but I saw this in an article about all the unfortunate layoffs and plants closings that Ford is doing.
Maybe the new F-150 will have a diesel in it. My fingers are crossed anyway!
http://www.wral.com/automotive/9856333/detail.html
Maybe the new F-150 will have a diesel in it. My fingers are crossed anyway!
http://www.wral.com/automotive/9856333/detail.html
Ford promised Friday that the new redesign of the F-150 pickup, still the nation's best-selling vehicle model, will be unlike anything else seen in the market when it hits showrooms in late 2008.
Originally Posted by jre86
Some of us have a love for diesel engines. I don't need the capabilities of a Superduty. The F-150 meets my needs. A diesel engine is also much more efficient than a gasoline engine. If every vehicle in the US was currently running off of diesel fuel we would not have to import a single drop of oil.
Originally Posted by NCSU_05_FX4
jre86: Hey man, you from Raleigh or just come across www.wral.com by chance?
I am an engineering student at NCSU. WRAL is just where I check for all the local news.
i would like the option of a diesel too, but where did you come up with that last statement?
My dad's F-250 4x4 Crew Cab with the 7.3L averages over 16 mpg in a much heavier truck. This average includes towing. I can barely get 15 mpg in my F-150 driving like a grandma. Diesel is just that much more efficient than gasoline.




