The offer on this fully equipped Ford F-150 Lariat is so incredible that it seems too good to be true | Carscoops

      If you're looking for a new truck and want to save money before tariffs take effect, consider this F-150.

      7 hours ago

      by Brad Anderson

      A fully loaded 2024 F-150 Lariat is available at a discount of $15,845, despite its premium features.

      A dealer in Oklahoma is offering a Powerboost hybrid truck with the FX4 package for only $57,490.

      Additionally, over $7,000 worth of options have been included, such as the FX4 off-road package.

      With vehicle prices already on the rise and economic uncertainty looming, car buyers have enough to worry about without added concerns. However, due to former President Donald Trump’s tariffs, both new and used car prices in the U.S. are expected to increase by thousands of dollars. In short, if you're looking to purchase, now may be the best time to act, before the full ramifications are felt.

      Fortunately, we have discovered what could be an excellent deal on a 2024 Ford F-150 Lariat. This particular truck is for sale at Hudiburg Ford in Wellston, Oklahoma. The original MSRP, as stated on the window sticker, was $73,335, which includes a $1,900 discount for selecting the PowerBoost hybrid powertrain. However, the dealer is offering it for just $57,490, a substantial reduction of $15,845 from the list price.

      We contacted the dealership to inquire about the reasoning behind such a generous discount on the F-150 Lariat. Given that the F-150 has consistently been the best-selling vehicle in the United States, it is uncommon to see dealers promoting offers this significant. It seems unlikely that this F-150 is difficult to sell, as it is well-equipped and should attract a wide range of buyers.

      One possibility is that the PowerBoost option may not appeal to everyone, even though it is one of the more impressive selections in the truck’s lineup. The 3.5-liter V6 self-charging hybrid generates an impressive 430 horsepower and 570 lb-ft (773 Nm) of torque, surpassing the naturally aspirated 5.0-liter V8, which provides 400 hp and 410 lb-ft (556 Nm). Moreover, it does so with superior fuel efficiency.

      In addition to the hybrid powertrain, this Lariat—available for viewing here—boasts a robust list of features: a 3.73 Max Tow e-lock rear axle, a twin-panel moonroof, the Pro Power onboard system, a mobile office package, tow/haul package, a spray-in bedliner, and the $1,095 FX4 off-road package. In summary, it’s not a basic model, but rather a well-rounded truck that combines capability with comfort.

      Photos by Hudiburg Ford