Overhead of that is a standard overhead console in the front of the cab includes a compass, outside air temperature gauge and storage areas.
A full-size 60/40 split rear seat with a fold-flat capability is standard and comes with a power point, reading lamps, cup holders and door map pockets. An optional audio-video entertainment system with VCR is optional.
The F-150 SuperCrew comes with brake and accelerator pedals that can be adjusted up to three inches rearward in a horizontal plane from their standard location. This provides greater comfort for a wider range of drivers, Giombetti says, making F-150 SuperCrew even more appealing to a greater number of customers.
The F-150 SuperCrew offers a choice of two SOHC V-8s -- the 4.6-liter and the 5.4-litre. The former delivers 220 hp at 4500 rpm and 290 pound-feet at 3,250 rpm, while the latter provides 260 hp at 4500 rpm with 350 pound-feet of torque at 2500 rpm. Both are attached to a 4-speed automatic transmission.
To accommodate its extra passenger-carrying role, F-150 SuperCrew has upgraded the ride qualities and interior quietness of the regular F-150.
New body mounts and staggered shock absorbers on the rear suspension contribute to improved ride smoothness with less freeway "hop," and reduced noise, vibration and harshness, Giombetti says.Electric shift-on-the fly capability with a rotary switch allows smooth engagement or disengagement of the transfer case on 4x4 models.
The 4x2 XLT lists for $34,295 and the 4x4 XLT for $37,595. The better-equipped Lariat in 4x2 lists for $36,095 and with 4x4 for $40,495.