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Calculated Shard: 191 (from laksa092)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa191.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.motorbiscuit.com/how-many-generations-of-ford-f-series-trucks-are-there/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.motorbiscuit.com/how-many-generations-of-ford-f-series-trucks-are-there/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

Response:

{"found_url":"https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/how-many-generations-of-ford-f-series-trucks-are-there\/","crawl_time":1775462630,"first_indexed_time":1572195268,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,motorbiscuit!www,\/how-many-generations-of-ford-f-series-trucks-are-there\/ s443","src_root_hash":"8820701954424462391","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"How Many Generations of Ford F-Series Trucks Are There? - MotorBiscuit","meta_descriptions":["The first Ford truck launched in 1917. Over 100 years later and the Ford F-Series is is the most popular line of trucks ever."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Ford is considered one of the most iconic and popular brands of all time. Part of the historical success can be attributed to the lineup of\nF-Series\ntrucks. From the first\nModel TT chassis cab,\nlaunched in 1917 to today’s leather-donned crew cabs, the Ford F-Series has featured\n13 generations\nof rugged value and performance.\nWhere the Ford F-Series began (1917-1941)\nThe Model TT first rolled out to the public in July of 1917. It was a unique combination of the Model T’s engine and one-ton payload accommodations. That first year, Ford sold the trucks at $600 each. The factory-assembled Model T with a pickup body style debuted in 1925. By 1928, over 1.3 million drivers had Model TT trucks on the road.\nFollowing additional models, including the Ford AA and Ford BB, 1935 Ford launched the Model 50 pickup. This beast featured a flathead V-8 and stylish updates, commonly shared among the Ford cars those years. Over 4 million Ford Model 50s were produced at the time, although it was eventually halted due to the war efforts.\nSignificant changes over the years (1953-Present)\nThe\nsecond generation\nof Ford F-Series came in 1953, with the official naming that remains today. The F-1, F-2, and F-3 trucks assimilated into F-250 and F-350. Heavy-duty models shifted into the Ford commercial divisions, and luxury amenities began to creep into the F-Series models. The V-8 flathead was swapped out for the overhead-valve 8 in 1954.\nThe third-generation Ford F-Series launched the four-wheel-drive option in 1959. By this time, the overall design of the truck had included many of the comfort features the cars were commanding in the day.\nThen, by the mid ’60s, the fourth generation had available two-wheel-drive models, and the slogan, “Drives like a car, works like a truck.” The ’60s also brought the first factory-built crew cab, as a special- order option, as well as the debut of the Ford Ranger in 1966.\nBy the late ’60s and early ’70s, the fifth and sixth generation of F-Series featured redesigned grilles, head, and parking lamps, as well as the iconic FORD symbol across the grille.\nThe F-150 debuted in 1975. In the ’80s, the F-Series focused on improving aerodynamics and cushier designs. While the F-100 still held some popularity, the F-150 officially took over as the base model in 1983.\nFor its 50th anniversary, the eighth-generation Ford F-150 got a facelift that included a new grille, power steering, power brakes, and rounded wheel arches. The base 6-cylinder engine added fuel injection too, increasing power and torque. Ford also launched the Nite Edition in 1991, featuring 4×4 XLT Lariats, in all black. In its ninth generation, Ford F-series outsold the VW Beetle as the world’s best-selling vehicle.\nhttps:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/BzOBjbiAqa9\/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link\nThe mid to late ’90s brought the tenth generation of F-Series, and the 1993 F-150 SVT Lighting, with a hefty V-8 and automatic transmission. Ford also made significant design changes to the F-150 and began marketing the F-150 more to the general public. This new look also had a leaner chassis and new torsion-bar setup. The eleventh generation, made available in 2004, launched with more creature comforts, including extended cab options, designed to meet the needs of the public’s interest in a daily-driver truck.\nBy the twelfth and thirteenth generations, the F-Series offered sleeker designs, plush amenities, and a variety of engine size options. From the EcoBoost V-6 to the Platinum trims, there was a functional and luxury truck combination for everyone. In 2010, Ford launched the Raptor, the F-150 SVT, that seemed to catch everyone’s attention.\nToday’s F-Series and thirteenth generation didn’t have much to reinvent for success. However, it did offer an aluminum body and boasted a five-star safety rating with\nNHTSA\n. The Super Duty is still the top-selling vehicle today as well, here in the United States.\nOver the last few years, Ford continues to make enhancements in wheel design, direct-injected 3.3-liter V-6, and a new half-ton diesel variety of the F-150.\nhttps:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/B4Acv0nHupM\/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link\nWhen to expect the next generation of Ford F-Series\nWith its ongoing success, you might not expect much in significant changes to the Ford F-Series lineup in the years to come. However, be prepared for substantial updates, including the more affordable trim options, new standard features, and technologies. New colors are available too.\nThe\n2021 model\n, expected to launch next year, is rumored to have more changes and a new face to the\nnext generation of F-series\n. Expect touch screens and interior control enhancements, and an overall style mesh of classic American workhorse with modern luxury.\nMaking its mark on the\nAmerican roadways\n, the Ford F-Series of trucks has proven to make a lasting impression. It may be an exciting 2020, and generations to come, as Ford continues to enhance this signature family of trucks.","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to content](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/how-many-generations-of-ford-f-series-trucks-are-there\/#content)\n\n- [Car Buying](https:\/\/motorbiscuit.truecar.com\/)\n- [News](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/news\/)\n- [Cars](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/sedans-coupes\/)\n  - [Hybrids & EVs](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/hybrids-electrics\/)\n  - [Trucks](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/trucks\/)\n  - [SUVs](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/suvs\/)\n- [Trends](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/tips-tricks-trends\/)\n- [Formula 1](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/formula-1\/)\n  - [Driver Standings](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/f1-driver-standings\/)\n  - [Constructor Standings](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/f1-constructor-standings\/)\n- [Motorsports](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/motorsports\/)\n- [Reviews](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/vehicle-reviews\/)\n\n- [Car Buying](https:\/\/motorbiscuit.truecar.com\/)\n- [News](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/news\/)\n- [Cars](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/sedans-coupes\/)\n  - [Hybrids & EVs](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/hybrids-electrics\/)\n  - [Trucks](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/trucks\/)\n  - [SUVs](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/suvs\/)\n- [Trends](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/tips-tricks-trends\/)\n- [Formula 1](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/formula-1\/)\n  - [Driver Standings](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/f1-driver-standings\/)\n  - [Constructor Standings](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/f1-constructor-standings\/)\n- [Motorsports](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/motorsports\/)\n- [Reviews](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/vehicle-reviews\/)\n\n# How Many Generations of Ford F-Series Trucks Are There?\n![A blue Ford F-Series truck on display at an auto show.](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/10\/Ford-F-Series-Truck.jpg)\n\nFord F-Series Trucks \\| Andrew Harrer\/Bloomberg via Getty Images\n\n- [By: Desiree Homer](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/author\/desiree-homer\/)\n- [Published: October 27, 2019 - 12:47 pm](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/2019\/10\/27\/)\n\n- [Desiree Homer](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/author\/desiree-homer\/)\n- [October 27, 2019](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/2019\/10\/27\/)\n\n[Add MotorBiscuit as a preferred source](https:\/\/www.google.com\/preferences\/source?q=motorbiscuit.com \"Add MotorBiscuit as a preferred source on Google\")\n\nFord is considered one of the most iconic and popular brands of all time. Part of the historical success can be attributed to the lineup of [F-Series](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/the-meaning-behind-the-ford-f-series-name\/) trucks. From the first [Model TT chassis cab,](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/we-still-miss-these-5-discontinued-trucks-from-years-past\/) launched in 1917 to today’s leather-donned crew cabs, the Ford F-Series has featured [13 generations](https:\/\/www.caranddriver.com\/features\/g23897696\/ford-f-series-pickup-truck-history\/?slide=23) of rugged value and performance.\n\n## Where the Ford F-Series began (1917-1941)\nThe Model TT first rolled out to the public in July of 1917. It was a unique combination of the Model T’s engine and one-ton payload accommodations. That first year, Ford sold the trucks at \\$600 each. The factory-assembled Model T with a pickup body style debuted in 1925. By 1928, over 1.3 million drivers had Model TT trucks on the road.\n\nFollowing additional models, including the Ford AA and Ford BB, 1935 Ford launched the Model 50 pickup. This beast featured a flathead V-8 and stylish updates, commonly shared among the Ford cars those years. Over 4 million Ford Model 50s were produced at the time, although it was eventually halted due to the war efforts.\n\n## Significant changes over the years (1953-Present)\nThe [second generation](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/snapshots-of-ford-f-150-through-history\/) of Ford F-Series came in 1953, with the official naming that remains today. The F-1, F-2, and F-3 trucks assimilated into F-250 and F-350. Heavy-duty models shifted into the Ford commercial divisions, and luxury amenities began to creep into the F-Series models. The V-8 flathead was swapped out for the overhead-valve 8 in 1954.\n\nThe third-generation Ford F-Series launched the four-wheel-drive option in 1959. By this time, the overall design of the truck had included many of the comfort features the cars were commanding in the day.\n\nThen, by the mid ’60s, the fourth generation had available two-wheel-drive models, and the slogan, “Drives like a car, works like a truck.” The ’60s also brought the first factory-built crew cab, as a special- order option, as well as the debut of the Ford Ranger in 1966.\n\nBy the late ’60s and early ’70s, the fifth and sixth generation of F-Series featured redesigned grilles, head, and parking lamps, as well as the iconic FORD symbol across the grille.\n\nThe F-150 debuted in 1975. In the ’80s, the F-Series focused on improving aerodynamics and cushier designs. While the F-100 still held some popularity, the F-150 officially took over as the base model in 1983.\n\nFor its 50th anniversary, the eighth-generation Ford F-150 got a facelift that included a new grille, power steering, power brakes, and rounded wheel arches. The base 6-cylinder engine added fuel injection too, increasing power and torque. Ford also launched the Nite Edition in 1991, featuring 4×4 XLT Lariats, in all black. In its ninth generation, Ford F-series outsold the VW Beetle as the world’s best-selling vehicle.\n\nhttps:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/BzOBjbiAqa9\/?utm\\_source=ig\\_web\\_copy\\_link\n\nThe mid to late ’90s brought the tenth generation of F-Series, and the 1993 F-150 SVT Lighting, with a hefty V-8 and automatic transmission. Ford also made significant design changes to the F-150 and began marketing the F-150 more to the general public. This new look also had a leaner chassis and new torsion-bar setup. The eleventh generation, made available in 2004, launched with more creature comforts, including extended cab options, designed to meet the needs of the public’s interest in a daily-driver truck.\n\nBy the twelfth and thirteenth generations, the F-Series offered sleeker designs, plush amenities, and a variety of engine size options. From the EcoBoost V-6 to the Platinum trims, there was a functional and luxury truck combination for everyone. In 2010, Ford launched the Raptor, the F-150 SVT, that seemed to catch everyone’s attention.\n\nToday’s F-Series and thirteenth generation didn’t have much to reinvent for success. However, it did offer an aluminum body and boasted a five-star safety rating with [NHTSA](https:\/\/www.nhtsa.gov\/). The Super Duty is still the top-selling vehicle today as well, here in the United States.\n\nOver the last few years, Ford continues to make enhancements in wheel design, direct-injected 3.3-liter V-6, and a new half-ton diesel variety of the F-150.\n\nhttps:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/B4Acv0nHupM\/?utm\\_source=ig\\_web\\_copy\\_link\n\n## When to expect the next generation of Ford F-Series\nWith its ongoing success, you might not expect much in significant changes to the Ford F-Series lineup in the years to come. However, be prepared for substantial updates, including the more affordable trim options, new standard features, and technologies. New colors are available too.\n\nThe [2021 model](https:\/\/www.caranddriver.com\/news\/a27409108\/2021-ford-f-150-pickup-spied\/), expected to launch next year, is rumored to have more changes and a new face to the [next generation of F-series](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/2020-ford-f-series-tremor-looks-to-pulverize-its-off-road-competition\/). Expect touch screens and interior control enhancements, and an overall style mesh of classic American workhorse with modern luxury.\n\nMaking its mark on the [American roadways](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/americas-favorite-pickup-truck-continues-to-be-this-classic-ford\/), the Ford F-Series of trucks has proven to make a lasting impression. It may be an exciting 2020, and generations to come, as Ford continues to enhance this signature family of trucks.\n\n**Follow Us**\n\n[![](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/03\/2026-03-20_12-28-11-300x69.jpg)](https:\/\/news.google.com\/publications\/CAAqLAgKIiZDQklTRmdnTWFoSUtFRzF2ZEc5eVltbHpZM1ZwZEM1amIyMG9BQVAB)\n\n[![](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/03\/NB-logo-300x62.png)](https:\/\/www.newsbreak.com\/m\/motorbiscuit-510680-articles)\n\n[Home](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/) » How Many Generations of Ford F-Series Trucks Are There?\n\n![Picture of Desiree Homer](https:\/\/secure.gravatar.com\/avatar\/1727527b0eca12c18a3f4918138785b529443a0eff291f5c1831674d14cb209c?s=300&d=initials&r=g&initials=DH)\n\n#### Desiree Homer\nDesiree Homer began contributing content to MotorBiscuit in 2018. She is a veteran in all things sales and marketing and at writing results-oriented sales copy. Her professional credentials include: 15+ years in direct Sales (local, regional and national industries), 5+ years in Television Advertising, 5+ years in Staffing and Business Development, and 3+ Years in Automotive Sales. She began contributing to Endgame360 in 2018. She is a Jeep enthusiast at heart and spent more than three years selling cars for [GM](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/tag\/general-motors\/) and [Ford](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/tag\/ford\/) dealerships. Desiree has sold everything from high-end Cadillac models to farm-reliable pickups. She has also written for Bob Vila.\n\n[All Posts](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/author\/desiree-homer\/)\n\n##### Most Read\n[![Caroline](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/05-BUGATTI-Mistral-Sur-Mesure-Caroline-300x225.jpg)](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/car-collector-gifts-his-daughter-a-5million-1600-hp-bugatti-w16-mistral\/)\n\n[Car Collector Gifts His Daughter a \\$5Million 1,600-HP Bugatti W16 Mistral](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/car-collector-gifts-his-daughter-a-5million-1600-hp-bugatti-w16-mistral\/)\n\n[![White self-driving car on a city street](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/rjgqnzkt0zw-300x200.jpg)](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/video-shows-waymo-robotaxi-failing-at-an-la-drive-thru-in-viral-disaster-way-way-what-you-doin\/)\n\n[Video Shows Waymo Robotaxi Failing at an LA Drive-Thru in Viral Disaster: “Way Way, What You Doin’?”](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/video-shows-waymo-robotaxi-failing-at-an-la-drive-thru-in-viral-disaster-way-way-what-you-doin\/)\n\n[![person in gray and white sweater driving car](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/hjltr3t5fky-300x200.jpg)](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/florida-drivers-warned-why-sleeping-in-your-car-could-still-lead-to-a-dui-charge\/)\n\n[Florida Drivers Warned: Why Sleeping in Your Car Could Still Lead to a DUI Charge](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/florida-drivers-warned-why-sleeping-in-your-car-could-still-lead-to-a-dui-charge\/)\n\n[![A police officer standing on the side of a street](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/nosxfaimy0-300x169.jpg)](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/police-issues-urgent-warning-to-jersey-drivers-after-stolen-kia-flips-in-high-speed-pursuit\/)\n\n[Police Issues Urgent Warning to Jersey Drivers After Stolen Kia Flips in High-Speed Pursuit](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/police-issues-urgent-warning-to-jersey-drivers-after-stolen-kia-flips-in-high-speed-pursuit\/)\n\n[![](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/2026_Toyota_TRDPro_Tundra_WaveMaker_5-1500x1000-1-300x200.jpg)](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/the-safest-pickups-of-2026-as-two-models-dominate-iihs-crash-tests\/)\n\n[The Safest Pickups of 2026 as two Models Dominate IIHS Crash Tests](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/the-safest-pickups-of-2026-as-two-models-dominate-iihs-crash-tests\/)\n\nWant more news like this? 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Part of the historical success can be attributed to the lineup of [F-Series](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/the-meaning-behind-the-ford-f-series-name\/) trucks. From the first [Model TT chassis cab,](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/we-still-miss-these-5-discontinued-trucks-from-years-past\/) launched in 1917 to today’s leather-donned crew cabs, the Ford F-Series has featured [13 generations](https:\/\/www.caranddriver.com\/features\/g23897696\/ford-f-series-pickup-truck-history\/?slide=23) of rugged value and performance.\n\n## Where the Ford F-Series began (1917-1941)\nThe Model TT first rolled out to the public in July of 1917. It was a unique combination of the Model T’s engine and one-ton payload accommodations. That first year, Ford sold the trucks at \\$600 each. The factory-assembled Model T with a pickup body style debuted in 1925. By 1928, over 1.3 million drivers had Model TT trucks on the road.\n\nFollowing additional models, including the Ford AA and Ford BB, 1935 Ford launched the Model 50 pickup. This beast featured a flathead V-8 and stylish updates, commonly shared among the Ford cars those years. Over 4 million Ford Model 50s were produced at the time, although it was eventually halted due to the war efforts.\n\n## Significant changes over the years (1953-Present)\nThe [second generation](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/snapshots-of-ford-f-150-through-history\/) of Ford F-Series came in 1953, with the official naming that remains today. The F-1, F-2, and F-3 trucks assimilated into F-250 and F-350. Heavy-duty models shifted into the Ford commercial divisions, and luxury amenities began to creep into the F-Series models. The V-8 flathead was swapped out for the overhead-valve 8 in 1954.\n\nThe third-generation Ford F-Series launched the four-wheel-drive option in 1959. By this time, the overall design of the truck had included many of the comfort features the cars were commanding in the day.\n\nThen, by the mid ’60s, the fourth generation had available two-wheel-drive models, and the slogan, “Drives like a car, works like a truck.” The ’60s also brought the first factory-built crew cab, as a special- order option, as well as the debut of the Ford Ranger in 1966.\n\nBy the late ’60s and early ’70s, the fifth and sixth generation of F-Series featured redesigned grilles, head, and parking lamps, as well as the iconic FORD symbol across the grille.\n\nThe F-150 debuted in 1975. In the ’80s, the F-Series focused on improving aerodynamics and cushier designs. While the F-100 still held some popularity, the F-150 officially took over as the base model in 1983.\n\nFor its 50th anniversary, the eighth-generation Ford F-150 got a facelift that included a new grille, power steering, power brakes, and rounded wheel arches. The base 6-cylinder engine added fuel injection too, increasing power and torque. Ford also launched the Nite Edition in 1991, featuring 4×4 XLT Lariats, in all black. In its ninth generation, Ford F-series outsold the VW Beetle as the world’s best-selling vehicle.\n\nhttps:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/BzOBjbiAqa9\/?utm\\_source=ig\\_web\\_copy\\_link\n\nThe mid to late ’90s brought the tenth generation of F-Series, and the 1993 F-150 SVT Lighting, with a hefty V-8 and automatic transmission. Ford also made significant design changes to the F-150 and began marketing the F-150 more to the general public. This new look also had a leaner chassis and new torsion-bar setup. The eleventh generation, made available in 2004, launched with more creature comforts, including extended cab options, designed to meet the needs of the public’s interest in a daily-driver truck.\n\nBy the twelfth and thirteenth generations, the F-Series offered sleeker designs, plush amenities, and a variety of engine size options. From the EcoBoost V-6 to the Platinum trims, there was a functional and luxury truck combination for everyone. In 2010, Ford launched the Raptor, the F-150 SVT, that seemed to catch everyone’s attention.\n\nToday’s F-Series and thirteenth generation didn’t have much to reinvent for success. However, it did offer an aluminum body and boasted a five-star safety rating with [NHTSA](https:\/\/www.nhtsa.gov\/). The Super Duty is still the top-selling vehicle today as well, here in the United States.\n\nOver the last few years, Ford continues to make enhancements in wheel design, direct-injected 3.3-liter V-6, and a new half-ton diesel variety of the F-150.\n\nhttps:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/B4Acv0nHupM\/?utm\\_source=ig\\_web\\_copy\\_link\n\n## When to expect the next generation of Ford F-Series\nWith its ongoing success, you might not expect much in significant changes to the Ford F-Series lineup in the years to come. However, be prepared for substantial updates, including the more affordable trim options, new standard features, and technologies. New colors are available too.\n\nThe [2021 model](https:\/\/www.caranddriver.com\/news\/a27409108\/2021-ford-f-150-pickup-spied\/), expected to launch next year, is rumored to have more changes and a new face to the [next generation of F-series](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/2020-ford-f-series-tremor-looks-to-pulverize-its-off-road-competition\/). Expect touch screens and interior control enhancements, and an overall style mesh of classic American workhorse with modern luxury.\n\nMaking its mark on the [American roadways](https:\/\/www.motorbiscuit.com\/americas-favorite-pickup-truck-continues-to-be-this-classic-ford\/), the Ford F-Series of trucks has proven to make a lasting impression. It may be an exciting 2020, and generations to come, as Ford continues to enhance this signature family of trucks.","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	Ford is considered one of the most iconic and popular brands of all time. Part of the historical success can be attributed to the lineup of F-Series trucks. From the first Model TT chassis cab, launched in 1917 to today’s leather-donned crew cabs, the Ford F-Series has featured 13 generations of rugged value and performance. Where the Ford F-Series began (1917-1941) The Model TT first rolled out to the public in July of 1917. It was a unique combination of the Model T’s engine and one-ton payload accommodations. That first year, Ford sold the trucks at $600 each. The factory-assembled Model T with a pickup body style debuted in 1925. By 1928, over 1.3 million drivers had Model TT trucks on the road. Following additional models, including the Ford AA and Ford BB, 1935 Ford launched the Model 50 pickup. This beast featured a flathead V-8 and stylish updates, commonly shared among the Ford cars those years. Over 4 million Ford Model 50s were produced at the time, although it was eventually halted due to the war efforts. Significant changes over the years (1953-Present) The second generation of Ford F-Series came in 1953, with the official naming that remains today. The F-1, F-2, and F-3 trucks assimilated into F-250 and F-350. Heavy-duty models shifted into the Ford commercial divisions, and luxury amenities began to creep into the F-Series models. The V-8 flathead was swapped out for the overhead-valve 8 in 1954. The third-generation Ford F-Series launched the four-wheel-drive option in 1959. By this time, the overall design of the truck had included many of the comfort features the cars were commanding in the day. Then, by the mid ’60s, the fourth generation had available two-wheel-drive models, and the slogan, “Drives like a car, works like a truck.” The ’60s also brought the first factory-built crew cab, as a special- order option, as well as the debut of the Ford Ranger in 1966. By the late ’60s and early ’70s, the fifth and sixth generation of F-Series featured redesigned grilles, head, and parking lamps, as well as the iconic FORD symbol across the grille. The F-150 debuted in 1975. In the ’80s, the F-Series focused on improving aerodynamics and cushier designs. While the F-100 still held some popularity, the F-150 officially took over as the base model in 1983. For its 50th anniversary, the eighth-generation Ford F-150 got a facelift that included a new grille, power steering, power brakes, and rounded wheel arches. The base 6-cylinder engine added fuel injection too, increasing power and torque. Ford also launched the Nite Edition in 1991, featuring 4×4 XLT Lariats, in all black. In its ninth generation, Ford F-series outsold the VW Beetle as the world’s best-selling vehicle. https://www.instagram.com/p/BzOBjbiAqa9/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link The mid to late ’90s brought the tenth generation of F-Series, and the 1993 F-150 SVT Lighting, with a hefty V-8 and automatic transmission. Ford also made significant design changes to the F-150 and began marketing the F-150 more to the general public. This new look also had a leaner chassis and new torsion-bar setup. The eleventh generation, made available in 2004, launched with more creature comforts, including extended cab options, designed to meet the needs of the public’s interest in a daily-driver truck. By the twelfth and thirteenth generations, the F-Series offered sleeker designs, plush amenities, and a variety of engine size options. From the EcoBoost V-6 to the Platinum trims, there was a functional and luxury truck combination for everyone. In 2010, Ford launched the Raptor, the F-150 SVT, that seemed to catch everyone’s attention. Today’s F-Series and thirteenth generation didn’t have much to reinvent for success. However, it did offer an aluminum body and boasted a five-star safety rating with NHTSA . The Super Duty is still the top-selling vehicle today as well, here in the United States. Over the last few years, Ford continues to make enhancements in wheel design, direct-injected 3.3-liter V-6, and a new half-ton diesel variety of the F-150. https://www.instagram.com/p/B4Acv0nHupM/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link When to expect the next generation of Ford F-Series With its ongoing success, you might not expect much in significant changes to the Ford F-Series lineup in the years to come. However, be prepared for substantial updates, including the more affordable trim options, new standard features, and technologies. New colors are available too. The 2021 model , expected to launch next year, is rumored to have more changes and a new face to the next generation of F-series . Expect touch screens and interior control enhancements, and an overall style mesh of classic American workhorse with modern luxury. Making its mark on the American roadways , the Ford F-Series of trucks has proven to make a lasting impression. It may be an exciting 2020, and generations to come, as Ford continues to enhance this signature family of trucks.
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Part of the historical success can be attributed to the lineup of [F-Series](https://www.motorbiscuit.com/the-meaning-behind-the-ford-f-series-name/) trucks. From the first [Model TT chassis cab,](https://www.motorbiscuit.com/we-still-miss-these-5-discontinued-trucks-from-years-past/) launched in 1917 to today’s leather-donned crew cabs, the Ford F-Series has featured [13 generations](https://www.caranddriver.com/features/g23897696/ford-f-series-pickup-truck-history/?slide=23) of rugged value and performance. ## Where the Ford F-Series began (1917-1941) The Model TT first rolled out to the public in July of 1917. It was a unique combination of the Model T’s engine and one-ton payload accommodations. That first year, Ford sold the trucks at \$600 each. The factory-assembled Model T with a pickup body style debuted in 1925. By 1928, over 1.3 million drivers had Model TT trucks on the road. Following additional models, including the Ford AA and Ford BB, 1935 Ford launched the Model 50 pickup. This beast featured a flathead V-8 and stylish updates, commonly shared among the Ford cars those years. Over 4 million Ford Model 50s were produced at the time, although it was eventually halted due to the war efforts. ## Significant changes over the years (1953-Present) The [second generation](https://www.motorbiscuit.com/snapshots-of-ford-f-150-through-history/) of Ford F-Series came in 1953, with the official naming that remains today. The F-1, F-2, and F-3 trucks assimilated into F-250 and F-350. Heavy-duty models shifted into the Ford commercial divisions, and luxury amenities began to creep into the F-Series models. The V-8 flathead was swapped out for the overhead-valve 8 in 1954. The third-generation Ford F-Series launched the four-wheel-drive option in 1959. By this time, the overall design of the truck had included many of the comfort features the cars were commanding in the day. Then, by the mid ’60s, the fourth generation had available two-wheel-drive models, and the slogan, “Drives like a car, works like a truck.” The ’60s also brought the first factory-built crew cab, as a special- order option, as well as the debut of the Ford Ranger in 1966. By the late ’60s and early ’70s, the fifth and sixth generation of F-Series featured redesigned grilles, head, and parking lamps, as well as the iconic FORD symbol across the grille. The F-150 debuted in 1975. In the ’80s, the F-Series focused on improving aerodynamics and cushier designs. While the F-100 still held some popularity, the F-150 officially took over as the base model in 1983. For its 50th anniversary, the eighth-generation Ford F-150 got a facelift that included a new grille, power steering, power brakes, and rounded wheel arches. The base 6-cylinder engine added fuel injection too, increasing power and torque. Ford also launched the Nite Edition in 1991, featuring 4×4 XLT Lariats, in all black. In its ninth generation, Ford F-series outsold the VW Beetle as the world’s best-selling vehicle. https://www.instagram.com/p/BzOBjbiAqa9/?utm\_source=ig\_web\_copy\_link The mid to late ’90s brought the tenth generation of F-Series, and the 1993 F-150 SVT Lighting, with a hefty V-8 and automatic transmission. Ford also made significant design changes to the F-150 and began marketing the F-150 more to the general public. This new look also had a leaner chassis and new torsion-bar setup. The eleventh generation, made available in 2004, launched with more creature comforts, including extended cab options, designed to meet the needs of the public’s interest in a daily-driver truck. By the twelfth and thirteenth generations, the F-Series offered sleeker designs, plush amenities, and a variety of engine size options. From the EcoBoost V-6 to the Platinum trims, there was a functional and luxury truck combination for everyone. In 2010, Ford launched the Raptor, the F-150 SVT, that seemed to catch everyone’s attention. Today’s F-Series and thirteenth generation didn’t have much to reinvent for success. However, it did offer an aluminum body and boasted a five-star safety rating with [NHTSA](https://www.nhtsa.gov/). The Super Duty is still the top-selling vehicle today as well, here in the United States. Over the last few years, Ford continues to make enhancements in wheel design, direct-injected 3.3-liter V-6, and a new half-ton diesel variety of the F-150. https://www.instagram.com/p/B4Acv0nHupM/?utm\_source=ig\_web\_copy\_link ## When to expect the next generation of Ford F-Series With its ongoing success, you might not expect much in significant changes to the Ford F-Series lineup in the years to come. However, be prepared for substantial updates, including the more affordable trim options, new standard features, and technologies. New colors are available too. The [2021 model](https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a27409108/2021-ford-f-150-pickup-spied/), expected to launch next year, is rumored to have more changes and a new face to the [next generation of F-series](https://www.motorbiscuit.com/2020-ford-f-series-tremor-looks-to-pulverize-its-off-road-competition/). Expect touch screens and interior control enhancements, and an overall style mesh of classic American workhorse with modern luxury. Making its mark on the [American roadways](https://www.motorbiscuit.com/americas-favorite-pickup-truck-continues-to-be-this-classic-ford/), the Ford F-Series of trucks has proven to make a lasting impression. It may be an exciting 2020, and generations to come, as Ford continues to enhance this signature family of trucks. 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Readable Markdown	Ford is considered one of the most iconic and popular brands of all time. Part of the historical success can be attributed to the lineup of [F-Series](https://www.motorbiscuit.com/the-meaning-behind-the-ford-f-series-name/) trucks. From the first [Model TT chassis cab,](https://www.motorbiscuit.com/we-still-miss-these-5-discontinued-trucks-from-years-past/) launched in 1917 to today’s leather-donned crew cabs, the Ford F-Series has featured [13 generations](https://www.caranddriver.com/features/g23897696/ford-f-series-pickup-truck-history/?slide=23) of rugged value and performance. ## Where the Ford F-Series began (1917-1941) The Model TT first rolled out to the public in July of 1917. It was a unique combination of the Model T’s engine and one-ton payload accommodations. That first year, Ford sold the trucks at \$600 each. The factory-assembled Model T with a pickup body style debuted in 1925. By 1928, over 1.3 million drivers had Model TT trucks on the road. Following additional models, including the Ford AA and Ford BB, 1935 Ford launched the Model 50 pickup. This beast featured a flathead V-8 and stylish updates, commonly shared among the Ford cars those years. Over 4 million Ford Model 50s were produced at the time, although it was eventually halted due to the war efforts. ## Significant changes over the years (1953-Present) The [second generation](https://www.motorbiscuit.com/snapshots-of-ford-f-150-through-history/) of Ford F-Series came in 1953, with the official naming that remains today. The F-1, F-2, and F-3 trucks assimilated into F-250 and F-350. Heavy-duty models shifted into the Ford commercial divisions, and luxury amenities began to creep into the F-Series models. The V-8 flathead was swapped out for the overhead-valve 8 in 1954. The third-generation Ford F-Series launched the four-wheel-drive option in 1959. By this time, the overall design of the truck had included many of the comfort features the cars were commanding in the day. Then, by the mid ’60s, the fourth generation had available two-wheel-drive models, and the slogan, “Drives like a car, works like a truck.” The ’60s also brought the first factory-built crew cab, as a special- order option, as well as the debut of the Ford Ranger in 1966. By the late ’60s and early ’70s, the fifth and sixth generation of F-Series featured redesigned grilles, head, and parking lamps, as well as the iconic FORD symbol across the grille. The F-150 debuted in 1975. In the ’80s, the F-Series focused on improving aerodynamics and cushier designs. While the F-100 still held some popularity, the F-150 officially took over as the base model in 1983. For its 50th anniversary, the eighth-generation Ford F-150 got a facelift that included a new grille, power steering, power brakes, and rounded wheel arches. The base 6-cylinder engine added fuel injection too, increasing power and torque. Ford also launched the Nite Edition in 1991, featuring 4×4 XLT Lariats, in all black. In its ninth generation, Ford F-series outsold the VW Beetle as the world’s best-selling vehicle. https://www.instagram.com/p/BzOBjbiAqa9/?utm\_source=ig\_web\_copy\_link The mid to late ’90s brought the tenth generation of F-Series, and the 1993 F-150 SVT Lighting, with a hefty V-8 and automatic transmission. Ford also made significant design changes to the F-150 and began marketing the F-150 more to the general public. This new look also had a leaner chassis and new torsion-bar setup. The eleventh generation, made available in 2004, launched with more creature comforts, including extended cab options, designed to meet the needs of the public’s interest in a daily-driver truck. By the twelfth and thirteenth generations, the F-Series offered sleeker designs, plush amenities, and a variety of engine size options. From the EcoBoost V-6 to the Platinum trims, there was a functional and luxury truck combination for everyone. In 2010, Ford launched the Raptor, the F-150 SVT, that seemed to catch everyone’s attention. Today’s F-Series and thirteenth generation didn’t have much to reinvent for success. However, it did offer an aluminum body and boasted a five-star safety rating with [NHTSA](https://www.nhtsa.gov/). The Super Duty is still the top-selling vehicle today as well, here in the United States. Over the last few years, Ford continues to make enhancements in wheel design, direct-injected 3.3-liter V-6, and a new half-ton diesel variety of the F-150. https://www.instagram.com/p/B4Acv0nHupM/?utm\_source=ig\_web\_copy\_link ## When to expect the next generation of Ford F-Series With its ongoing success, you might not expect much in significant changes to the Ford F-Series lineup in the years to come. However, be prepared for substantial updates, including the more affordable trim options, new standard features, and technologies. New colors are available too. The [2021 model](https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a27409108/2021-ford-f-150-pickup-spied/), expected to launch next year, is rumored to have more changes and a new face to the [next generation of F-series](https://www.motorbiscuit.com/2020-ford-f-series-tremor-looks-to-pulverize-its-off-road-competition/). Expect touch screens and interior control enhancements, and an overall style mesh of classic American workhorse with modern luxury. Making its mark on the [American roadways](https://www.motorbiscuit.com/americas-favorite-pickup-truck-continues-to-be-this-classic-ford/), the Ford F-Series of trucks has proven to make a lasting impression. It may be an exciting 2020, and generations to come, as Ford continues to enhance this signature family of trucks.
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