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Ford F-Series eleventh generation

Ford F-Series eleventh generation
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The eleventh generation of the Ford F-Series is a line of pickup trucks that was manufactured and marketed by Ford from the 2004 to 2008 model years. Slotted between the Ranger and the F-Series Super Duty pickup trucks, the F-150 was again redesigned separately from the heavier-duty F-250 and F-350 trucks. In addition to chassis and suspension upgrades, the redesign saw the F-150 adopt several design features of its Super Duty counterparts, including its triple-slot grille and front door windows with a stepped lower edge (the latter feature, in current production). To streamline production costs, the two-door F-150 was replaced by a 2+2 door regular cab, featuring rear-hinged access panels (to access storage behind the seats); the design allowed the front doors to be shared with the 2+2 door SuperCab (featuring roll-down windows) and the 4-door SuperCrew. Along with becoming the last generation of the F-150 offered with a manual transmission, it is also the final version offered with the option of a Flareside bed design. While the Ford SVT Lightning and Lincoln Blackwood were discontinued, the latter was replaced by the Lincoln Mark LT (in contrast to its predecessor, the Mark LT was much closer in functionality to the F-150). In Mexico, Ford marketed the model line under the Ford Lobo nameplate. The eleventh-generation F-150 also serves as the basis for the full-size Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator. Ford assembled the model line in multiple facilities in the United States and Mexico.

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Predecessor: Ford F-Series tenth generation · Successor: Ford F-Series twelfth generation

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Specifications

name
Eleventh generation (P221)
Production
June 2003 – July 2008
Model years
2004–2008
Engine
4.2 L (256 CID) Essex V6, 4.6 L (281 CID) Triton V8, 5.4 L (330 CID) Triton V8
Manufacturer
Ford Motor Company
aka
Ford Lobo (Mexico)
Transmission
4-speed automatic (4R75E, 4R70E) , 5-speed manual ("M5OD-R2")
Body style
2-door pickup , 4-door pickup
Wheelbase
126 in (Regular cab 6.5' box), 133 in (SuperCab 5.5' box), 139 in (SuperCrew 5.5' box), 145 in (SuperCab 6.5' box and regular cab 8' box), 151 in (SuperCrew 6.5' box), 163 in (SuperCab 8' box)
Length
211.8 in (Regular cab 6.5' box), 217.8 in (SuperCab 5.5' box), 223.8 in (SuperCrew 5.5' box), 229.8 in (SuperCab 6.5' box and regular cab 8' box), 235.8 in (SuperCrew 6.5' box), 247.8 in (SuperCab 8' box)
Width
78.9 in
Height
73.5–76.1 in
Kerb weight
4758–5875 lbs
Related
Ford Expedition, Lincoln Mark LT, Lincoln Navigator
Assembly
Cuautitlán, Mexico, Dearborn, Michigan, U.S., Kansas City, Missouri, U.S., Norfolk, Virginia, U.S., Valencia, Venezuela (Valencia Assembly)
Designer
Tyler Blake, Patrick Schiavone (1999, 2000)
Predecessor
Ford F-Series (tenth generation) (MY 1997–2004)
Successor
Ford F-Series (twelfth generation) (MY 2009–2014)

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