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If the Harley-Davidson décor is your style, this is the more-affordable way to get a loaded F-150. If the décor is in fact your style, though, your taste might be a little, shall we say, questionable.

The Ford F-150’s turbocharged V-6 has the potential to deliver better mileage, but the efficiency increase pretty much disappears when driving in haste. But most pickup owners accept crappy fuel economy as part of the deal.

If you’re going to tow 5 to 10,000 pounds regularly and aren’t quite ready to trust a twin-turbo six-cylinder to move your rig, the 5.0 is for you. If we were going to buy an F-150 today, the 5.0 is the box we’d likely check on the order form.

The 2011 Ford F-150’s new 5.0-liter V8 is a very capable piece, with significant performance, drivability and refinement. The F-150 and its perennial sales dominance looks to be in good shape for years to come.

If you’re in need of an affordable full-size truck with a few premium amenities, the 2011 Ford F-150 is a nice middle ground. It is comfortable enough to drive every day, yet capable of doubling as a work truck.

Anyone who needs the broad-shouldered work capability of a full-size pickup along with an easy-driving and comfortable nature should look at the 2011 Ford F-150.

The 2012 Ford F-150 offers so many models and useful features that customers should have no problem finding one that fits their needs.

Ford’s latest F-150 has enough tricks up it’s sleeve that the competition will face a tough time matching it for the foreseeable future. The performance from all four engines is outstanding; particularly the two V6s.

The 2011 Ford F-150 lineup has a lot to offer, namely more power, capability, and better fuel economy. But for the EcoBoost to be a success, truck guys have to become convinced that this V-6 has the capability and the durability to be a better option than a V-8.

A slew of new engines and supporting improvements are just what Ford needs to flush reluctant full-sized pickup truck owners out of hiding. While the competition dithers, the Ford F-150 offers the tantalizing prospect of gains in both performance and fuel economy.

While it might be tempting to label the 2012 F-150 Harley-Davidson a poseur pickup, in reality this is a highly dependable truck that carries two of the most equitable nameplates in the American self-propelled universe.

The 2011 Ford F-150 is durable, responsive, comfortable, and extremely easy to drive. With ample leg room, premium technology, high quality performance and easy handling with plenty of cargo space, the F-150 is ready to take on any type of road trip.