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Your truck looks great! Did you get the 6.2 V8 or the diesel? -SG

It's likely just cosmetic tweaks to keep the truck's design "fresh". However, I doubt that Ford would make changes to the engines or anything major. I know they're copying GM with the bumper steps, but many of the GM truck owners like the feature, so Ford is simply following suit.

From Pickup Truck + SUV Talk.

Pacific Green. My dad's '98 F-150 is painted in this color and I think it looks awesome! (The truck below is not his, but it's a good photo of the color)

Yeah, the headlights on the Chevy Silverados arent as large as they are on the F-150. Toyota actually used to offer a 38-gallon tank on the previous-gen Tundra, but the redesigned 2022 have a bit smaller tanks now, ranging from 22.5 to 32.2 gallons. So yeah, the largest gas tank in the half ton...

If that means that the Rattler will cost around $55K when it comes out (which is what a 400A Tremor costs right now), then I'd be more worried about the Rattler overlapping with the Tremor. Personally, I don't believe the Rattler is a very good value because from what I can tell it's no...

I also heard from Ford Authority that the Tremor will no longer offer the standard 400A configuration for '23. This spec sheet (time will tell if this is real or not) also has evidence to back this up. It states under Interior/Comfort that it will offer the 12'' screen in the center stack as...

I've been waiting to see this supercharged beast for a long time. Looks to me like it's well worth the wait! -SG

Thanks! Best of luck receiving your truck! -SG

Yeah. The Tundra was redesigned this year, and from what I've heard, it's a massive improvement over the old one in terms of refinement and technology.

Hi everyone, SG reporting in. I got the chance to swing by a Chevy dealer that had a few of the new 2022 Silverados and thought I'd take a look at it to see where it stands against the F-150 and its key rivals. In my personal opinion, this new Silverado looks a lot easier on the eyes than...

Found two Atlas Blue F-150s at my local dealer the other day. This color is WAY darker in person, even with the overcast weather that these photos were taken in. Very slick color!!! Here's an Atlas Blue STX (non-Black Appearance Package)... ...and an Atlas Blue XLT Sport.

Or perhaps a more expensive FX4.... I'm not really sure where this fits in the F-150 lineup. Unless it has some kind of lift or a bigger tire, I don't really see why it exists. Maybe a counter offer to the Ram Backcountry? -SG

Velocity Blue 402A F-150 Tremor.

I agree, I think the Tremor is the best all-arounder. Not as expensive as a Raptor and doesn't have a chin splitter up front that robs it of approach angle. Maybe if there's enough customer demand, Ford will give the Tremor kit more powertrain options to choose from. The two biggest ones I've...

Looks like Velocity Blue is no longer available for 2022. Replaced by Atlas Blue. :( -SG

Finally, Build & Price for the F-150 Lightning is live! Here's my take: A lot of these trims are very expensive, so the Pro is the best value in my opinion. I personally don't think most people will want to pay a $10,000 premium for the extended range battery, plus I'm sure the standard range...

Even with said $7,500 tax credit, the Lightning Platinum is roughly $82,500 plus change. Still about $6,500 over the price of a fully loaded Platinum. Will people accept the extra premium? Given how much the new Grand Wagoneers are going for fully loaded (over six figures... ouch!), it's...

Wow, that Platinum is ridiculously expensive...

I love that FP street F-150! What's wrong with some good supercharged Coyote V8 fun? However, I think something more along the lines of an STX grill would've looked better than a recolored Tremor grill. As for the FP lift, I think I like that even more! Normally, I'm not a big fan of some lifted...