2021 Ford F-150 HAD To Take Up The Interior Quality Big Time With The Pressure From RAM. Tell Us From These Pics, DID THEY DELIVER?

No doubt the last F-150 needed an interior upgrade after RAM showed the world real luxury in a truck. So the question is, DID FORD DELIVER on the 2021 F-150?

Ford’s deep understanding of truck customers informs new features on the all-new F-150 that help take productivity to the next level. Creating the ultimate durable, anywhere office, F-150’s new optional Interior Work Surface is ideal for signing documents, working on a 15-inch laptop or enjoying a meal when parked. It is available in both bench and captain’s chair seating configurations on XL to Limited. Knowing many customers prefer a console shifter, Ford has created a stowable unit for F-150, which easily folds into the center console with the push of a button and allows full access to the large work surface when in park. Class-exclusive Max Recline Seats available on King Ranch, Platinum and Limited models provide ultimate comfort during downtime. Max Recline Seats fold flat to nearly 180 degrees, with the bottom cushion rising to meet the back cushion and the upper back support rotating forward up to 10 degrees for maximum comfort. Available lockable, fold-flat rear storage adds a vault to the F-150 that extends the width of the rear seats. It’s as easy as lifting the bottom cushion of the rear seat, dropping valuables in and locking them away for safe keeping. Great for storing long items like fishing rods or blueprints, it even has a divider to keep gear organized.

Full 2021 Ford F-150 Photo Gallery

Car4life1 - 6/25/2020 11:11:23 PM

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Yup the woman sleeping in the truck sums up this “All New” overhyped F 150...Ford fell asleep on the job....I’m sure RAM’s orders/interest is up after this snooze fest of a launch

runninglogan1 - 6/26/2020 12:04:42 AM

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Big improvement. I think the upper trim levels give the Ram interior a run for its money.

MDarringer - 6/26/2020 10:43:13 AM

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Rams are nice and this has achieved parity. GM is still in the shitter though with interior quality.

skytop - 6/26/2020 2:16:26 AM

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Wow. New generation luxury interior design is Job #1 at Ford.

PUGPROUD - 6/26/2020 6:03:34 AM

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Nothing like competition to improve the breed.

mre30 - 6/26/2020 9:08:06 AM

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#Winner

MrEE - 6/26/2020 7:55:30 PM

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Looks like they doubled down on touch screen and buttons, and created UI mess.

xjug1987a - 6/27/2020 10:07:52 AM

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The pickup wars appears to be the last real vestige of what used to occur each October when the new models were rolled out. The competition is fierce and mfr's are doing everything (GM cheap cheap cheap is the possible exception) to gain share. I wish they would take this attitude with everything they build we could have an amazing line up to choose from...

MDarringer - 6/27/2020 12:17:20 PM

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I wish car companies would observe the following cadence

year 1: new car
year 3: restyling that is significantly different visually
year 5: full re-skin.
year 7: repeat year 3
year 10: all-new car.