The hottest truck Ford has going today is the Raptor with its rugged off-road style and looks.
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Pricing for 2017 Ford F-150 Raptor will start at $49,520 including destination in the USA for a Supercab model and $52,505 for a Supercrew, according to a document obtained by Autoblog.
Both come with a twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V6 with at least 450 hp, a 10-speed transmission, long-travel suspension, and a computer-controlled 4×4 system with six drive modes that range from rock crawling to high speed desert running. That’s only the starting price, however, as there are plenty of options to tempt you and stretch your budget.
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The two-door Raptor Supercab will start at $48,325, while the four-door Supercrew (pictured above) will start at $51,310, per a pricing document recently discovered on Ford’s fleet sales website by a sharp-eyed Ford Raptor Forum member. It’s unclear exactly how much all available options will cost, but the spec sheet includes some of the common options. If that is not for you, then you could opt for single upgrade options, such as remote start, LED cargo bed lights, Pro trailer backup assist, power-sliding rear glass and also auto-dimming and heated side mirrors. The first of these is the 801A, which is said to cost $3158, while the second is the 802A, which will cost a staggering $9,345 on top of the base price. Details on what you’ll get in those packages aren’t available yet.
