Gas F-150s really target more of the luxury-recreation suburbanite crowd than the farmer crowd. If you're going to be regularly towing a lot of weight, or need

Gas F-150s really target more of the luxury-recreation suburbanite crowd than the farmer crowd. If you're going to be regularly towing a lot of weight, or need to move something big, you probably want a bigger model, probably diesel, and probably not the crew cab. A new F350, regular cab, starts around 50k[0]. The crew starts I think around 60, but most I've seen are definitely at least 75[1]. Anyone paying 80+ for an F150 is gonna get one hell of a nice ride, but it definitely isn't aimed at farmers 0 https://www.kbb.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?listingId=684478275&%3Fdistance=100&year=2023&searchtype=new&atcmake=Ford&atcmodel=F350&vehicleId=464874&listingid=684478275&totalresults=37&index=5&clicktype=inv https://www.kbb.com/cars-for-sale/vehicledetails.xhtml?listi... 1 https://www.kbb.com/cars-for-sale/686365914?vehicleid=464874&manufacturerid=15&modelid=848&yearid=2023&fpphigh=75350&fpp=73613&msrp=75350&manufacturername=ford&modelname=f350-super-duty-regular-cab&stylename=xlt&clicktype=elot https://www.kbb.com/cars-for-sale/686365914?vehicleid=464874...