2015 Ford F-150 Order Guide Released

Derek Kreindler
by Derek Kreindler

Courtesy of Jalopnik comes the Ford F-150 order guide for the all-aluminum 2015 model.

It looks like Ford has simplified a lot of the trim levels and packages, with the STX and FX4 disappearing (though you can still order nearly identical configurations).

I’ll defer to the pickup experts among the B&B for a thorough analysis. From my skimming, it appears that there is an SSV package for police and other heavy duty use, and only on XL models with the 3.5L Ecoboost or 5.0L V8. The V8 is also the standard engine on the King Ranch and Platinum trim levels.

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  • VR281 VR281 on Jul 29, 2014

    Kodiak Brown Metallic is no more. The B&B are doubtless grieved. It says that the XL has a 40/20/40 front seat (cloth or vinyl), which means it'll still come with a front bench, I think.

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    • Lou_BC Lou_BC on Jul 30, 2014

      Kodiak Brown Metallic was just a variation of black. Most of the trucks I see with it look black until you get some bright sunlight on them.

  • Le Piou Le Piou on Jul 29, 2014

    Looks like we can't get a 6 seater (front bench) with leather... :-(

    • Drzhivago138 Drzhivago138 on Jul 29, 2014

      No, the Lariat has leather buckets standard, but the 40/20/40 bench is still an option. But the leather buckets option for XLT, which was new for '14, looks to be gone for '15.

  • Spartan Spartan on Jul 30, 2014

    If you want one, here's some advice. Wait for the new transmission to arrive because you know it's coming. They upgraded everything else, except that. You can bet your bottom dollar that the 2016 model will have it.

    • Bball40dtw Bball40dtw on Jul 30, 2014

      I would bet on at least one engine change too. It could be anything from adding an additional engine, to a DI Coyote, to power pumps over 2015.

  • Lou_BC Lou_BC on Jul 30, 2014

    If I had to replace my 2010 right now I'd get a 2014 with 5.0. One is more likely to get a more durable truck by purchasing from end of model run as opposed to the beginning of a new model run.

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