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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  Love the truck - 2014 Ford F-150
  By Jerry Allen - June 5 - 9:31 am

  What I always have wanted . Still love it , most comfortable vehicle I have ever driven . Better than the three Lincoln Navigators We have owned .

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  2014 FX4 6.2L 6.5 bed w/bed cap - 2014 Ford F-150
  By Mark - August 28 - 3:58 pm

  I couldn’t be happier with this pickup! The ride, technology, Bluetooth, have performed flawlessly along with the 6.2L. Ownership accquired new in 2015.

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  Left Toyota for Ford - 2014 Ford F-150
  By Clayguy - June 22 - 4:00 pm

  We have owned several Toyota trucks/cars for over 25 years and it was time to buy a new truck. On a whim I stopped by a Ford dealership and drove a new F150 Supercrew cab. Impressive! I then went to a Toyota dealer and drove a new Tundra. I wanted the 6.5 foot bed which the Toyota dealer said they could order for me, but the salesman lacked any enthusiasm for going thru that process. The Tundra is a very nice truck, but I liked the interior layout of the F150 better, plus the gas mileage on the Toyota was not as good as the Ford. Yes, gas mileage is important even though gas prices have been comparatively low for well over a year. That will likely change. So, I went back to the Ford dealer, picked out the truck I wanted and drove out of their dealership a happy camper! The V6 twin turbo engine has PLENTY of power and is very quiet. The ride is extremely comfortable and I love the rear camera for backing as I sometimes pull trailers. My wife has a Toyota Highlander and wants to sell it and get an F150! I have had excellent service with Toyota trucks, so Ill have to wait and see if Ford is their equal in build quality, but so far, I love my F150! Have now had my F150 for almost 10 months and have almost 23,000 miles on it and have had absolutely no problems. I periodically tow a 2 axle flatbed trailer loaded with a tractor or a single axle trailer for my Harley and the V6 engine does a great job with no evidence of engine labor, and the backup camera is terrific! Ford advertises this engine (3.5L V6) at 24 MPG highway, and I suppose you could get that, but youd have to drive 50 MPH on flat ground at sea level to achieve achieve 24 MPG. I think all of the manufacturers have a very mysterious way of calculating mileage, so judging mileage by the window sticker is, as they say, "for comparison, as your actual mileage may vary". My only negative comment would be with the air conditioner; I wish it were a bit colder. Vehicle air conditioners were much better when they used Freon R-12, but under the governments false premise that R-12 depletes the ozone layer, were stuck with the vastly inferior R-134. The Ford A/C is probably no worse than any other, however. All that said, I still love my F150! Update: I now have almost 40,000 miles on my F150 and have had no real issues. Now that the engine is broken in, the gas mileage has improved. Every so often I have trouble pairing with my cell phone and it takes over an hour before it finally pairs. Strange. Because I bought the long bed version of my Super Crew cab, it is a bit more difficult to park in marked parking lots, but thats a decision I made based on stuff that I haul, so I accept that. My wife, not so much. Do I still love my F150? Yep!

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  Too much cab room in this XLT plus model - 2014 Ford F-150
  By Gregory Hickey - March 6 - 4:14 am

  Ford could shorten the wheel base on this 6.5 ft bed by 12 inches if the interior length was 6 inches shorter and the bed was only 6 foot. I am 6 ft tall and cannot reach the pedals with the seat back as far as it can go! I love this truck except for the lack of interior storage (incredibly small glove box) and because of lousy gas mileage. My Tacoma had better interior storage. The hands free is very easy to use; there is no need for a premium stereo. I go off road through major bumps and ruts on BLM roads to go dirt-biking. I pulled 7,000 pound auto hauler with an Outback on it and got 16.5 MPG over 1400 miles and barely noticed a trailer being pulled. My model has a 3.5 L turbo, which I could not find on the review selections with a 6.5 ft bed. Also, I wish for made a narrower model for off-road, as I do that regularly here in the mountains. Fuel economy on the 3.5 L turbo is really bad unless the truck is on the interstate. Although most of my driving is off road, I average only 12 MPG with 10% small town driving, 50 % country roads and 40% 55 to 65 mph roads. The accelerator is extremely touchy; Rear tires regularly screech even with the traction control. Because of bad fuel economy, I am l looking for a mid-size truck.

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  Great Truck - 2014 Ford F-150
  By ed - January 29 - 7:50 pm

  Other manufacturers my have a better transmission, but the reliability and performance out weigh the difference. Still running strong.

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  "Rolls Royce" truck!! - 2014 Ford F-150
  By steve stacker - January 10 - 2:37 pm

  put a cap shell on the bed, with sprayed in bed liner, "slide a bed aftermarket options"

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  2014 FX4 Review - 2014 Ford F-150
  By Jeff Low - December 29 - 12:06 pm