I would like to know how much insurance is going to go up on all the aluminum body? I think the new F150 is going to save a owner about $500.00 a year in fuel but will you have to turn that savings over to the insurance man? just sayin
The aluminum is just the body the frame is the same steel frame. the insurance should still be about the same. it is the most fuel efficent truck i know about
I'm a Chevy fan but I was tooling around online looking into the aluminum being used. I guess its some space age alloy developed by NASA. Apparently its more dent resistant than the high strength steel currently used. I am also a fan of how ford decided to put a 2.7L turbo eco boost under the hood for those who don't need to haul 3000+ pounds and are concerned about fuel economy but don't want or can't fit behind the wheel of a compact. I'm 6'9" tall by the way so trucks are they way to go.
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I would like to know how much insurance is going to go up on all the aluminum body? I think the new F150 is going to save a owner about $500.00 a year in fuel but will you have to turn that savings over to the insurance man? just sayin
Im going to get this truck when it is sold to the public. and i knew about this truck since 2012
The aluminum is just the body the frame is the same steel frame. the insurance should still be about the same. it is the most fuel efficent truck i know about