2011 Ford Pickup Truck

Ford is a big car companies, including the type of pickup truck. And Ford has recently withdrew its 1.1 million pickup trucks that indicated danger of fuel tank fires. Might be due to the fuel tank on a Ford truck has not met the standards. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on its website Monday that the metal straps holding the tank can rust, allowing them to fall, break and burn. Guilt has been charged with eight fires, three of which spread to the rest of the car. One person was injured, suffering burns of first and second, spokesman Wes Sherwood said Ford.

2011 Ford Pickup Truck

 2011 Ford Pickup Truck

 2011 Ford Pickup Truck

 2011 Ford Pickup Truck

2011 Ford F-150 Pickup

According to figures provided by Ford, on the road the F-150 2011 equipped with an engine of 3.7 liter V6 has a consumption of 23 miles per gallon (10.2 liters per 100 kilometers) while equipped with the most powerful 5-liter V8 uses 21 miles per gallon (11.2 liters per 100 kilometers). In the city, and 4×2 configuration, the use of the F-150 2011 increased to 16 miles per gallon (14.7 liters per 100 kilometers) to the model with the 3.7-liter engine and 15 miles per gallon ( 15.6 liters per 100 kilometers) for 5 liters.

“The range of new engines for Ford F-150 2011 is focused on providing the matters to most consumers, the most powerful in its class, capacity, reliability and lower consumption,” said a Vice President of Engineering at Ford Motor Plant. The automaker said that 70% of the owners of the F-150 stated that they would most like to see improved in the vehicle’s fuel consumption. The F-150 2011 will also be available with a new 6.2-liter engine V8 and a 3.5-liter EcoBoost. The latter will be available in early 2011 while the other versions will be available at dealerships later this year.

Ford F-150 Red Pickup

The Ford F-150 is perhaps the most popular of all the cars to have been manufactured by Ford. It comes in a wide range of models – however, each model has a highly balanced suspension, making the drive extremely enjoyable and giving a comfortable, good design to the car. The 2007 model is part of the eleventh generation of the pick-up truck – the twelfth generation is now in production. The six different variants of the F-150 offer to cater to the different needs of the owners – three cab choices, three bed styles, three bed lengths and the option of power trains are all included.

The Ford F-150 is renowned for its durability, strength and cargo capacity, and the 2007 model also offers comfort and a stylish interior design. The different facets of the car show that the manufacturers have given attention to detail. The 2007 model of the F-150 has an option of a 5.4 litre V8 engine, or a 4.6 litre V8 engine, or even a 4.2 litre V6 engine. The 2007 model also received a tweak for its 3-valve, 5.4 litre engine a flex-fuel version was available with it. The engine has a rating of 300 HP and 365 lb-ft of torque. The mileage is pretty reasonable considering the size of the pick-up – at 15 MPG in the city and 19 MPG on the road.

Ford F-150 Black Pick Up

 

The F-150 is undoubtedly the most popular among the F-Series – a series of pick-up trucks from the stables of Ford Motor Company. The F-150 happens to be the best-selling truck in the United States of America for over three decades. The F-series alone made up half of the profits of the Ford Motor Company in recent years. The F-150 was launched in 1975 – it was also called the heavy half ton by people. The eleventh generation of the F-series encompasses the 2006 model of the Ford F-150. The F-150 had been redesigned in 2004 with the new P2 platform.

The 2006 model of the F-150 has a 4.6 litre Triton V8 engine – some of the newer trucks also have 3-valve, 5.4 litre 3V Triton V8 engines. The 2006 F-150 comes equipped with a four speed automatic transmission, along with a five speed manual transmission and the truck produces a whopping 300 HP. The pick-up is available both as a two door and a four door truck, and its side windows have an appearance similar to that of the Ford Super-Duty – the "Y" dip towards the front of the door. The F-150 also has a large closed loop design in its front tow hook, and can pull over 14,000 kg with just one hook.