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The F-150 is not sold in the UK, although it has good popularity across the Atlantic and rest of the world.

Ford have replaced the previous steel shell with a aluminium shell, which has shaved 300 KGs off th overall weight.
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The cabin is a big improvement on previous models.

Customers can now order the F-150 with a array of technology such as LED lights and a central screen with Ford's SYNC connectivity.
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Going with the trend of engine downsizing, the F-150 features a 5.0-litre, 3.5-litre and 2.7-litre Ecoboost engine.

Ford are expecting a fuel effciency saving of between 5 to 20 per cent over the previous F-150 with the new engine range.
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The F-150 has a elevated seating position and plenty of space inside the cabin.

The 2.7-litre Ecoboost engine is fantastic even is sluggish stop-start traffic.
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The interior is well finished with gloss-surfaces and leather seats.

700,000 F-150 pick up's have fund homes in previous years.
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The new cabin will feature some sophisticated technology lifited out of Ford's passenger cars.

The value of the F-150 has always been har to beat and the new model is no exception.
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