Compare the Ford F-150 vs the Ford F-250 in Arundel, ME

Compare the Ford F-150 & Ford F-250 Super Duty

When you browse our new Ford model inventory, you may notice that there's no shortage on tough vehicles. As the brand's reputation proves, you can trust these new Ford trucks to give you the level of support that you need to get through every job in Arundel ME. When it comes to getting you into the right truck, we know our stuff, and we're happy to help you.

Trying to pick between the Ford F-150 and the Ford F-250 Super Duty can be tough, but we know that one way to discover which truck is right for your life in Biddeford is to compare them side by side. We understand that doing this in your spare time can take away from the experience, so we've gone ahead and done the legwork so that you don't have to do it. We hope that you'll find the answers you need right here on our comparison page, but if you have further questions, please reach out to us.

Ford F-150

Performance & Towing

• If you're looking for towing in Wells ME, you get up to 13,200 pounds of towing with the F-150, and up to 18,600 pounds with the F-250 Super Duty.
• Drivers looking for the 4x4 option can expect to find it in both the F-150 and the F-250 Super Duty if you choose to equip this feature.
• The F-250 Super Duty offers a Regular, SuperCab, and Crew Cab option, while the F-150 offers a Regular, SuperCab, and SuperCrew option.
• For bed lengths, the F-250 Super Duty offers a 6-3/4 foot and 8-foot bed length, while your F-150 will offer a 5-1/2 foot, 6-1/2 foot, and 8-foot bed length.
• The F-150 Raptor offers a 3.5-liter V6 Turbo engine with 450 horsepower and 510 pound-feet of torque, while the F-250 Super Duty offers a 6.7-liter V8 diesel engine with 440 horsepower.
•  The F-250 Super Duty offers Trailer Reverse Guidance on select trims, but the F-150 doesn't seem to have this exact feature available.

Ford F-250

Features

• For the starting price, you're looking at around $30,000 for the F-150, depending on trim, engine, and packages. With these same variations in mind, the F-250 Super Duty starts around $5,000 more.
• In the F-150 XLT, you can get SYNC 3+ Ford Pass Connect, while the F-250 Super Duty Lariat offers the Sync 3 System.
• The F-250 Super Duty King Ranch offers voice-activated navigation, while the F-150 Platinum provides this feature, and for about $2,000 less.
• Both models offer premium sound clarity from Band & Olufsen speakers for your musical enjoyment.
• Get the most out of your commute with dozens of channels providing you with the latest music and talk radio, thanks to SiriusXM Satellite Radio, which both models can offer to you.
• Both the F-150 and F-250 Super Duty can provide you with a backup camera, blind spot monitoring, and Lane-Keeping System on the Limited trims.
• Each model can provide leather accents, and on the F-150 Lariat, you get leather-trimmed seats, while the F-250 Super Duty King Ranch provides leather seating surfaces.
• A twin-panel moonroof opens up the cab and makes the drive something unique, and the F-150 Limited and F-250 Super Duty Limited provide this feature.