1991 Ford F-150 Overview

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Average User Score

4.1 ⁄ 5 stars

Based on 13 reviews

by Christopher

— I love my F-150 jumps right off the line for fast acceleration when you need to, blow some one of the line, its got a 5.8 liter v-8 with 210 hp and 325 foot pounds of torque, only bad part is the gas ... Read More

Old Gray by Derek

— almost 600,000 miles on it and still goin strong. My dad bought it back in 99 and its been around ever since. its not the most powerful thing on the road nor the best handling but is light on its ... Read More

Awesome Ford by Aj

— sweet awesome puller 300 6 cylinder has tons of torquee five speed tranny seems to hold up good and a great off roader with some lockers, a lift and some good tires Read More

1991 Ford F-150 Overview

Overall User Score

4.1⁄5

Based on 13 reviews

The 1991 Ford F-150 continued to offer buyers a wide variety of trims and configurations.  Trims available for the 91 Ford F150 were the XL, XLT, and XLT Lariat; configurations included extended-cab supercab and standard cab in 2-door and 4-door setups, and a choice between long-bed and short-bed models.

Once again, the 1991 Ford F150 dominated the US market.  This rugged pickup had the reliability and versatility for a range of farm and ranch uses.  The four-wheel-drive options, including automatic locking hubs, made it a favorite of off-road adventurers as well.

The 91 Ford F-150 is a solid, durable choice for project lovers, tuners, or anyone looking for a classic muscle truck.  You'll find plenty of power under the hood, with fuel-injected engines ranging from a 4.9 liter, 150-horsepower straight-six to a 5.0 liter Windsor V-8 to an International Harvester Diesel V8 putting out 185 horsepower.  All that power comes at a price, though; the 91 F150's gas mileage isn't anything to write home about, with an estimate of 17 mpg on the highway, 15 mpg in the city.

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	1991 Ford F-150	1991 GMC Sierra 1500	1991 Ford Ranger

Cost	$2,995 Average Instant Market Value	$4,122 Average Instant Market Value	$3,091 Average Instant Market Value
Gas Mileage (highway)	19	21	26
Horsepower	145	150	100
Crash Test Rating			11
Front Leg Room (inches)	41.1		42.4