F250

The F250 refers to a specific model within Ford's F-Series line of pickup trucks. Introduced as part of the F-Series Super Duty lineup, the F250 is positioned as a heavy-duty truck designed for demanding tasks such as towing, hauling substantial payloads, and general work applications. It typically offers a higher towing and payload capacity than the lighter-duty F150 models.

Common powertrain options for the F250 include powerful gasoline V8 engines and robust diesel V8 engines, providing significant torque and horsepower. The truck is available in various cab configurations, such as regular cab, supercrew, and crew cab, and bed lengths to suit different needs. Its chassis and suspension are engineered for durability and load-bearing capabilities.

The F250 is equipped with features aimed at enhancing its utility and driver experience, including advanced trailering technologies, robust braking systems, and durable interior materials. Over its production years, the F250 has seen numerous redesigns and updates, incorporating new technologies and design elements while maintaining its core identity as a capable heavy-duty pickup truck. It is a popular choice among contractors, farmers, and individuals who require a vehicle for heavy work or recreational towing.