Overview & Reviews
Other than a few minor changes to equipment and options, the 2014 Ford F-150 carries over unchanged.
- Largest selection of variations in this class
- Numerous convenience features.
- Compelling engine lineup, particularly the turbocharged V6
User Reviews:
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Many Time F-150 Owner - 2014 Ford F-150
By Greg Morell - May 11 - 4:51 amThis review is specifically regarding my 2014 F-150 Supercrew FX4 Ecoboost w/ 6.5 bed: Like previous F-150s Ive owned, this truck has been nothing short of a fantastic vehicle. This is my second Ecoboost F-150 and I have had zero problems and have been nothing but impressed with its torque, engine response and reliability. Granted, Ive only put 62k on it, and I typically trade every three years, so personally cant vouch for long-term reliability; however, as stated, Ive had two trucks w/ eco and absolutely no problems. Not even an ECM update on either truck. I still have original tires on this one at 62k and have replaced front rotors and pads. The truck is max tow and it has pulled and hauled fairly (actually really) heavy loads without complaint. In fact, the truck is a beast when towing! All-in-all, based on my experience, its a fantastic, all purpose vehicle! If the F-150 isnt the best dog hauler, its got to be one of them! No problem fitting my 225lb Mastiff and 100lb Chesapeake in the back seat area.
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Not my first Ford - 2014 Ford F-150
By Thomas Campbell - April 1 - 10:59 amHave been driving nothing but Fords for over 50 years they keep getting better.
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Great classy truck!!! - 2014 Ford F-150
By Joshua C. - April 8 - 9:56 amPurchased an F-150 Platinum (Mine has a 6.6ft bed and an Ecoboost... dunno why its not listed) and love it! Had a 2010 F150 Lariat before that was moderately loaded and was wishing for more. So after I had some equity in the truck we traded in for this puppy and our payments are nearly the same :). Driving these two vehicles in theory should have been the same (minus the engine. The Lariat had the 5.4 w/a 6-speed). Although they were virtually the same truck everything about the way they act is different under the assumption that the engine changes everything. Steering in the Platinum is waaaay more refined and the road noise on the vehicle is greatly reduced at highway speeds. The only thing about the truck I didnt like initially were the wheels... So I actually transferred the wheels from our old one to this one and its actually a truck instead of a pimpmobile. Gas mileage is slightly poorer with the Ecoboost (14vs17 mixed mpgs) than with the 5.4 and Im assuming it has to do with moving all that weight around. Also lets face it. When youre purchasing a truck of this magnitude you have to accept that mileage is going to be more on the poor side. However the pickup on this engine is remarkable and almost car-like so that more than makes up for it. 90% of the interior controls are digital with only volume, temp and some radio preset buttons having hard press keys. With a home menu thats set up.... ok, everything in the vehicle is easy to function and menus are easily read and settings are easy...ish to change. occasionally youll have to tap an option again as the 1st time it didnt register but this isnt to the point that its frustrating. The power fold mirrors and back-up camera are options that are luxuries but not that I have them I dont know how I lived without them in my previous F-150. They make parking and maneuvering this beast a lot easier in a tighter parking lot and I have come to rely on them. Right height is perfect and driving down the road it behaves very well, with all features working beautifully to keep you on the road in the more harsh ND winters. My familys favorite feature of the vehicle has to be all the heated/cooled seats. Being leather in ND this is something of a luxury and a first for us. everyone can now enjoy a warm tush on days where temps can get as low as -30F on the daily and with leather you can get pretty cold down there before things start to warm on in the vehicle. This is definitely a vehicle I can recommend and for one buying the same brand/model of vehicle twice hasnt let me down. Way to go Ford!
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The 2014 F150 is Outstanding - 2014 Ford F-150
By Warrren Merkle - February 18 - 10:20 amThe F-150 delivers as promised. The truck has needed oil changes and tire rotations and nothing else. The only issue is aesthetics. Ford used too much plastic in the cab. The XLT should have incorporated some fabric or other material on the door and dash areas to break up all of that plastic. It gives a $35,000 vehicle a rather cheap look inside. The power from the 3.7 V6 is more than enough for those unless you are towing over 6,000 pounds on a regular basis. It has the acceleration of a V8 and great fuel economy. If you keep the truck at 70 MPH, you will get 21.5 MPG or better on the highway. Ive made a few round trips from Florida to Ohio and my best was 21.9 MPG and there are a lot of hills and mountains on I-77. Overall I get 18.3 MPG on daily around Tampa, Florida driving. The AC is almost always on down here, so in cooler climates, there might be a better number. Im in my late fifties, so I dont drive like a teenager, but I dont drive like a blue hair either. The warranty should be longer to better compete with other brands and the price of theses trucks is approaching insanity. But this is my fourth truck and even though those new Chevys catch my eyes from time to time, you cant go wrong with the F-150. Acquired 3/2014
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Im LOVING IT! - 2014 Ford F-150
By Debbie Cha - April 1 - 10:15 amI have NEVER been a fan of FORD.......EVER! This is my first truck. I bought my 2014 truck last year in February (2015) and have had it for a whole year and I cant say enough on how the handling is and how reliable it is. I LOVE the space in the back...........all the things you can imagine I have done.....LOL! J/K The drive is great, although it can use a handle on the driver side, too, to get in. I have four kids all under the age of 12 and they definitely love sitting in the back. It tows my jet skis and my travel trailer just fine. No problems yet with the engine as with any new car, but I will definitely be back on this sight to rate it again in five years. ;-)
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Love it - 2014 Ford F-150
By Stacey hoover - December 2 - 11:44 pm1.5 years and still love it
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This is Why the FOrd F-150 is the Best Truck. - 2014 Ford F-150
By Warrren Merkle - January 12 - 9:53 amFirst the downside. Too much plastic in the interior. Ford got cheap here. The rest of the truck exceeds your expectations. The best Bluetooth quality, 21.9 MPG on the highway. 18.3 MPG around town. No repair costs. Fit and finish perfect. The only truck to consider, period.
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Reliable comfort - 2014 Ford F-150
By Richard Stamps - December 2 - 8:45 pm -
none - 2014 Ford F-150
By Gregg Galvez - November 18 - 1:49 am -
Great Replacement F150 2014 - 2014 Ford F-150
By Dave Kammerer - October 5 - 8:42 amI owned a 1981 F150 for 36 years. I had 337,000 miles and still going strong. It was the three speed on the column shiftier with an inline six engine. I decided to upgrade to 2014 F150 XL Regular Cab V-8 with 5.0 engine. I bought one with a full size bed (8x 4). This vehicle is outstanding. I travel every day and it provides me with dependability as well as comfort. I get 13 -15 miles per gallon in the city and 20-22 on the highway. It has kept me safe and it has been a work horse so far. I am enjoying the features that my former 1981 F150 didnt have available. I choose this over the current F150 (2015 - 2017) as this has a steel bed. It gives me all the features that make my job easy. It has good acceleration and handles good at higher speeds. I plan to keep this one for a while. My family and friends are in shocked that I would upgrade but are proud of me for getting a great newer truck. The ironic part of this upgrade was that I went to a Chevy Dealer and bought this truck for a great price. I would recommend this model to anyone who wants reliability, dependability, stability and comfort in one vehicle.
