2011 5.0 f-150
We finally have a 2011 at the dealership. I can tell it's a 2011 because it is the dog turd brown.
The fuel mileage is not going to be as drastic as some people are hoping for...I see maybe a 1.5-2MPG difference...I'll keep my V8 sound over that savings.
Last edited by 05BlackFX4; Dec 9, 2010 at 08:44 AM.
All I do know is I am really loving the ecoboost even tried going in hating it, but the 5.0 had great sound and seems to be as quick. I have ordered an 2011 with the ecoboost, but no VIN and I am needing a new truck pretty soon. Maybe I can find a 5.0 with my setup I might pull the trigger early.

The beast 6.2 was the most awesome motor there, I just can't swallow the 12 MPG's in the city. Highway is what I am getting now, around 17 but still that 12 just makes me cringe. I don't think gas is going to get any cheaper anytime soon.
HA that's funny! I didn't think anyone was close on this site.
The beast 6.2 was the most awesome motor there, I just can't swallow the 12 MPG's in the city. Highway is what I am getting now, around 17 but still that 12 just makes me cringe. I don't think gas is going to get any cheaper anytime soon.
I agree with both comments 100%!
I agree with both comments 100%!
What really bites is that the Max Tow Package is only available with the EcoBoost. I need the Max Tow. The payloads fizzle out way before tow capacity when you have a family of four and 700 pounds of tongue weight. I expect the payload on a fully optioned Lariat non-Max Tow to be around 1500 pounds, and the same with the Max Tow (EcoBoost) to be around 1700.
What really bites is that the Max Tow Package is only available with the EcoBoost. I need the Max Tow. The payloads fizzle out way before tow capacity when you have a family of four and 700 pounds of tongue weight. I expect the payload on a fully optioned Lariat non-Max Tow to be around 1500 pounds, and the same with the Max Tow (EcoBoost) to be around 1700.
It's that golden bronze color. It kind of looks like a shade of the brown in the center of the sylvania ad on these pages.
Yeah, but if this guy's concern is with payload, he will have less of a payload rating with the 6.2L than he would with the EB because the 6.2L is heavier.
What really bites is that the Max Tow Package is only available with the EcoBoost. I need the Max Tow. The payloads fizzle out way before tow capacity when you have a family of four and 700 pounds of tongue weight. I expect the payload on a fully optioned Lariat non-Max Tow to be around 1500 pounds, and the same with the Max Tow (EcoBoost) to be around 1700.
The dealer here just advertised 4 ecoboost equipped 2011 F150's available for a 'see-n-drive' event this wednesday from 5-8pm. Count me in! It's already running through my head, get vids of a drive by, in the truck, and romping on it







