Finally! I wonder if that's what Ford is thinking. They spent loads of time developing the next generation Super Duty, and when production finally got underway they had issues with the diesel engine supplier. The two companies eventually worked out their differences to get Super Duty production back on track.
Was it worth the wait? In my opinion, absolutely. The vehicle I drove was an F-250 King Ranch pickup truck. Its twin turbo diesel engine behaves well at slow speeds in low range 4WD, but is equally at home at 70 mph on the highway. The transmission has a good feel, steering is responsive, and while the Ford Super Duty is a heavy duty truck with stiff suspension, it actually rides pretty well.
The King Ranch version of the Super Duty pickup truck was equipped with plenty of options and included that model's signature leather trim and badging.
More 2008 Ford Super Duty
- Front View of the 2008 Super Duty King Ranch Truck2008 ford super duty truck
- Full Front View of the 2008 Ford Super Duty King Ranchford diesel trucks
- Front & Side View of the 2008 King Ranch2008 King Ranch Truck
- Side View of the 2008 Super Duty King Ranch Pickup Truck2008 Ford Trucks
- 2008 King Ranch Pickup Truck Bed2008 Ford King Ranch Super Duty Truck
- Rear and Side View of the 2008 Super Duty King Ranch Truck2008 Ford Super Duty Truck
- 2008 Super Duty King Ranch Truck - Wheel & Tire2008 Ford Trucks
- King Ranch Pickup Truck Front Fender2008 King Ranch Trucks
- Super Duty Rear Step and Grab Handle2008 Ford F-Series King Ranch Truck
- King Ranch Grab Handle and Bed Step2008 Ford Trucks
- 2008 King Ranch Stowable Bed Extenderford super duty truck
- Super Duty King Ranch Stowable Bed Extender Positioned Inwardking ranch truck
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