Bill Knight Ford of Stillwater

Oct 4, 2019

If you are wondering whether a Ford pickup is for you, consider these Ford F-150 ownership advantages. There are some definite reasons you’ll want to put this truck on your list ahead of the competition. Here are just eight reasons, and we’re really just getting started.

Ten-Speed Automatic Transmission
You’ve got to hand it to Ford. The first truckmaker to introduce a ten-speed automatic, it’s now available on most of the F150 line-up. This system is so smart that it not only includes a tow-haul mode, but it also has a snow/wet mode.

Automatic Start/Stop Engine
If you use your truck for work or commuting, you will naturally waste a lot of gas at redlights. With the new F-150, you’ll have the option of an automatic stop/start engine. This prevents waste at redlights. And don’t worry. It is always ready to launch when you move your foot from the brake.

Weight Advantages
The F-150 has dropped a lot of weight due to the use of military grade aluminum. This permits higher payload and towing ratings. Clearly it is still very tough. At its strongest, it can handle best-in-class payload or best-in-class towing.

Standard Dynamic Hitch Assist
Ford’s smart rearview camera reduces the stress of hooking up the trailer. Dynamic Hitch Assist helps the F150 driver by providing a clear sight line. This should reduce the time you spend at this task and let you get on to serious business or your next adventure.

Pro Trailer Backup Assist
Only a Ford truck lets you back up your trailer with the turn of a dial. You’ll find it is much easier to park your horse trailer by the barn or put your camper into a campsite. It will be a snap to move the boat trailer onto the boat ramp. You’ll have good views, too, with our power-telescoping tow mirrors and available camera system.

Trailer Blind Spot Coverage
Maybe you’ve heard of BLIS? It’s the Ford blind spot system. Well, now it can be extended to include the trailer. You’ll know when traffic is alongside the truck or trailer, and that will help you make the best decisions when changing lanes. That’s protection for yourself and your investment.

Hill Descent Control
When the truck goes downhill, gravity becomes a big issue. If it is pulling a trailer, this is an even bigger problem. It strains the truck’s brakes and stresses its transmission. Ford engineers designed hill descent control to handle these problems. With this system on board, downward travel is safer, and there’s less wear and tear on your truck investment.

Fully Flat Cargo Floor
In the SuperCab or SuperCrew, Ford has made it possible to create a truly flat floor. This is great for maximizing your interior cargo space. With the bench folded, you’ll have room for your luggage, gear or equipment.

We recommend a sightseeing trip to Bill Knight Ford dealer Stillwater. Take a test drive and tell us what you think about the F-150.