Used 2023 Ford F-150 XLT

The Pickup That Skipped Leg Day and Still Lifts More Than You Think you need a V8 to be a tough guy? Think again, cowboy. This 2023 Ford F-150 XLT comes packing a 2.7L twin-turbo EcoBoost V6 that's basically a tech-savvy, gym-rat squirrel hopped up on Red Bull and torque. Don't let the size fool you, this baby pumps out 325 horsepower and 400 lb-ft of torque, which is more than enough to tow your boat, your trailer, or your friend's busted dreams. It moves like a sprinter and pulls like a mule. Efficiency? Yep. Muscle? Oh yeah. Ego? Only when someone tries to race you at a stoplight. Inside, the XLT trim is like a luxury lounge but with work boots on. You get 12" touchscreen with SYNC 4, because flipping through radio stations like it's 2005 is illegal now. Apple CarPlay & Android Auto, so you can text and ignore calls without using your hands. Power-adjustable seats, because you deserve comfort while conquering potholes. Push-button start, because keys are for peasants. Remote start, which basically means you can flex on your neighbors in January. Backup camera, so you don't take out your mailbox again. This truck doesn't just drive it assists, monitors, warns, and occasionally judges you for your music choices. XLT = Extra Legit Truck. You get chrome bumpers, fog lights, and a grille that means business all without crossing into midlife crisis Lariat or Platinum pricing territory. The bed's got tie-downs, so your cargo doesn't go flying when you inevitably test the turbos. And it's built with military-grade aluminum, so it's lightweight, durable, and scientifically proven to intimidate lesser trucks.

• Side-Impact Airbags
• Remote Start
• Keyless Entry
• Rear View Camera
• Lane Departure Warning
• Blind Spot Sensors
• Satellite Radio
• Apple CarPlay
• Android Auto
• Trailer Hitch
• Fog Lights
• Forward Collision Warning
• Lane Keeping System
• Collision Warning System
• Co-Pilot 360 Assist Package
• Fordpass Connect
• Keyless Ignition
• Heated Mirrors
• Steering Wheel Controls
• Rear Parking Sensors

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