Ford also offers Super and crew cabs, a 6.75-foot bed, two other engines, 4-wheel drive, dual rear wheels, and greater capability in the forms of F-350 and F-450 models. The combinations grow more multifarious from here. A destination charge of $1,695 brings that to $35,925. Starting with the rear-drive 2021 F-250 in XL trim with the standard engine, regular cab, and 8-foot bed, the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) is $34,230. 2021 Ford F250 Super Duty Crew Cab Pricing On top of all that, the 2021 Super Duty offers an array of plush cabins. And the gross vehicle weight ratings (GVWR) can include more of the things the truck is meant to transport and less of the truck itself. It allowed Ford to reinforce the frame, axles, and brakes. Undoubtedly strong, the Super Duty uses a lot of aluminum in its construction, making it relatively light as well. Heavy-duty competitors from Chevrolet, GMC, Nissan, and Ram offer impressive towing ability, but the Ford Super Duty is the champ, able to pull a maximum of 37,000 pounds when equipped appropriately. They can handle tough towing demands, carry massive payloads, and/or negotiate untamed terrain. In essence, these are mobile tools, which is why they’re often found at work sites across the United States.

The F-Series Super Duty encompasses the F-250 to the F-450, three-quarter and one-ton trucks for the more serious jobs.

The ubiquitous Ford F-150 is a half-ton truck. The 2021 Ford Super Duty truck range takes over where the F-150 leaves off.

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