With West Michigan going back to work, Borgman Ford is proud to introduce the 2021 Ford F-150! Available later this year in the fall, the New F-150 comes complete with a fresh new look, even more technology to help you stay connected, and a host of improvements that raise the bar even higher for all other light duty pickups.
It targets the most towing, payload, torque and horsepower of any light-duty full-size pickup and introduces all-new features to increase productivity. It also has new connected vehicle innovations such as over-the-air updates that help keep F-150 at the forefront of purposeful technology, and even an available all-new 3.5-liter PowerBoost hybrid powertrain with Pro Power Onboard – an integrated power generator. This is perfect for running power tools, air compressors, lights for camping, or anything else that needs electricity on the go.
The all-new F-150 all begins with the same durable, proven foundation businesses have been depending on for years: a fully boxed high-strength steel frame with a high-strength, military-grade, aluminum-alloy body. However, Ford has added some enhancements to make this model the most aerodynamic F-150 ever. New active grille shutters, an automatic active air dam, and new geometry all work together to reduce drag and improve the truck's fuel economy.
There are also subtle changes in the cab and tailgate of the New F-150 made with contractors or busy professionals in mind. The new optional Interior Work Surface is ideal for signing documents, working on a 15-inch laptop, or eating a meal (when the truck is parked of course!) Every 2021 F-150 also comes standard with new cleats mounted to the sides of the tailgate to act as tie-down locations for extra-long items in the bed. New clamp pockets are built into the tailgate, so customers can hold materials down for precision work. An available flat Tailgate Work Surface also includes integrated rulers, a mobile device holder, a cup holder, and a pencil holder.
“We see it as our duty to deliver not just what our customers want and need, but what they might have never thought possible,” said Craig Schmatz, Ford F-150 chief engineer. “The F-150 will be tougher than ever, and with fully connected over-the-air updates, it opens up a much wider range of potential enhancements – from system upgrades to feature offerings.”
There are many other features too, and you can read the full reveal of the 2021 Ford F-150 by visiting Media.Ford.com.
