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The Lariat sits in the middle of the trim line up for Ford’s heavy duty pick-up. It’s available with a super cab or crew cab with a six and 3/4 foot bed or an 8-foot bed. The Lariat is only available as a single rear-wheel set up, but you can grab one in two- or four-wheel drive. This trim gets you a V8, power adjustable pedals and dual-climate zone control. A larger V8 engine or a diesel powerplant are available as options. When properly equipped the Lariat can two 22,000 pounds.
3.7 Overall rating
(3 reviews)This truck will go anywhere and do anything. If you like a diesel truck this would be the one to go out and get. The only draw back was the diesel gas but other than that this truck was amazing.
This is a man's man truck depending on what model you get but the price is high but lets just say if you take care of it, could last you 500,000 mi. +. The ride is actually very smooth and quite and feels like you in a luxury vehicle I would recommend this truck to anyone.
My radio lights are not working most of the time, sometimes they come on but only for a few seconds. but the biggest thing is the battery drains overnight. I have to put the charger on every night or the battery will be dead in the morning I thought it was from a bad battery but no I put a new battery in and the same thing dead but morning. I am a ford guy . I do a fair amount of towing and the super duty has the power to get it done. But this battery going dead everyday got old the first time it happened I was stuck no jumper cables .Was stuck for two hours before some one gave me a jump. I was told to put a battery disconnect in but I tried that the fist time I used it I went to start the truck I had a big wrench show up on my dash and it ran like sh-t shut it right down and started agian and it was ok but I thought It screwed it up so I took that out. Now I have to put the charger on every night and hope it will start and last for the day. not I keep a fully charged battery in the back of my truck so i can jump it myself. A real pain in the A--.