The new Ford F-150 can tow up to 11,300 lbs
In the world of trucks, manufacturers deliver not only a race has the power and functionalities, but they also compete for the title of the person who offers the highest towing capacity. That is an element that many buyers scrutinize a magnifying glass. For 2009, Ford raises the bar in the niche of a half ton truck with its new F-150. That will allow him to retain his title more capable vans half a ton.
Of course, the towing capacity varies depending on the engine, the type of car and train. At Ford, it is equipped SuperCab 4x2 V8 5.4 liter engine that will achieve this figure, all combined for all "Heavy Duty Payload". That increased capacity of 300 lbs compared to the model 2008 and higher has everything that is in the concurrency. Only the Chevrolet Silverado, the capacity can reach 10,700 lb, approaches this measure, while the Nissan Titan is relege has the second lowest in the company of Dodge Ram with respective capacities of 9500 lb and 9100 lb.
Here is a comparative table of the most capable models for each manufacturer:
Chevrolet Silverado 1500 2009
Dodge
Ram 1500 2009
Ford
F-150 2009
Toyota
2008 Tundra
Nissan
2008 Titan
Model
Crew cab 4x4
ST, SLT, TRX 4x2
Supercab 4x2
SRS, regular cab
King cab
Engine
6.2L V8
5.7 l V8
5.4 l V8
5.7 l V8
V8 5.6 l
Power
403
390
n.d.
381
317
Couple
417
407
n.d.
401
385
Ability to
towing
10,700 lb
9100 lb
11,300 lb
10,500 lb
9500 lb
Consumption
l/100 km
14.6
15.2
n.d.
14.6
16.6