 Ford again establishes new top end for trucks with the new Super Duty Limited, specially tailored for high-end heavy-duty truck customers – from boat captains to captains of industry 
 
 
 
 Custom touches – inside and out – come standard on Limited, along with Super Duty capability and smart tech 
 
 Ford continues offering a heavy-duty pickup truck for every customer – from the work-ready F-250 XL starting at $32,890 to this top-of-the-line F-450 Limited 
 
 
 
 DALLAS, Sept. 28, 2017 – Ford – America’s truck leader – today pulls the wraps off a new F-Series Super Duty Limited that sets new luxury standards for high-end heavy-duty truckers. With pricing at $87,100, the F-450 Limited delivers technology and comfort previously reserved only in premium flagship sedans, and it’s capable enough to tow more than 30,000 pounds – about the weight of a stealthy Air Force F-35 fighter plane. “Super Duty Limited is the most luxurious and advanced heavy-duty pickup truck ever created by Ford for those accomplished buyers with an appetite for the high life and the hard-earned dollars to match.” 
 
 
 
 Starting MSRPs (including $1,295 destination; taxes and fees not included) are: 
 
 F-250 Super Duty Limited 4x4 $80,835 
 
 F-350 Super Duty Limited 4x4 $82,010 
 
 F-450 Super Duty Limited 4x4 $87,100 
 
 Customers who check every option box can top one out for as much as $94,455. For the record, that’s enough coin to put you in the driver’s seat of a new Mercedes-Benz S-Class – a vehicle considered by many to be the pinnacle of luxury and technology. Photo: Ford 
 
 In its press release, Ford says over half of its Super Duty sales are of Lariat, King Ranch or Platinum trims, so it only makes sense to keep cranking that luxo-truck dial, with Ford Truck Group marketing Manager Todd Eckert saying: 
 
 
 
 There are heavy-duty truck customers who need Super Duty-level capability and want true luxury...We created this new truck to answer the call for even more premium choices in the Super Duty range as we see more and more truck customers trending to more premium models. Among the features these premium Limited models offer, are: two-tone heated and vented front leather seats, heated rear seats, premium leather-wrapped steering wheel, suede headliner, hand-finished ash wood trim, a unique grille and tailgate, 360-degree camera, adaptive cruise control, adaptive steering, lane-keep alert, forward collision warning, LED headlamps, and a panoramic moonroof. Outside, a special twin-bar satin grille with chrome accents, quad-beam LED lights and satin-finished tailgate appliqué are Limited’s unique calling cards. Enlarge Image Ford 
 
 The VIN is also laser-etched into the center console armrest, because when you're spending nearly six figures on a pickup, you want it to feel as special as humanly possible. This includes: 
 
 Class-exclusive high-definition 360-degree camera with Trailer Reverse Guidance 
 
 Class-exclusive SYNC ® 3 
 
 3 Class-exclusive BLIS ® with trailer coverage 
 
 with trailer coverage Class-exclusive adaptive cruise control 
 
 Class-exclusive adaptive steering 
 
 Lane-keeping alert 
 
 Forward collision warning with brake support 
 
 Class-exclusive flat rear load floor with fold-up locking storage 
 
 Class-exclusive quad-beam LED headlamps 
 
 Full panoramic moonroof with retractable shade 
 
 Heated and ventilated front seats, plus heated rear seats 
 
 Leather-trimmed, heated steering wheel 
 
 Is Ford backing away from heavy-duty truck buyers with fewer greenbacks? Super Duty Limited Crew Cab arrives this winter with Ford’s 6.7-liter Power Stroke® diesel V8 across F-250, F-350 and F-450 single- or dual-rear-wheel configurations.
– In a move that's being called "outrageous" and "luxury on steroids," Ford has debuted a new pickup truck ... that costs $94,445. To be fair, you don't have to spend nearly $100,000 to get your hands on a 2018 F-450 Super Duty Limited truck, but should you "check every option box," as Ford puts it in a press release, that is how much you'll spend. Starting prices for the trucks in the F-Series Super Duty line, which debuted Thursday at the State Fair of Texas and also includes an F-250 and an F-350, range from $80,835 to $87,100. So what do you get for that amount of money? Well, the F-450 can tow trailers weighing upwards of 30,000 pounds (CNET calls it "a luxury condo that can tow a jet"); standard features on the line include 360-degree camera coverage, a panoramic moon roof, heated and ventilated seats, and a leather-trimmed heated steering wheel, among other things, USA Today reports. "I know it’s tempting for us to laugh at a solid-axled, body-on-frame pickup that pushes six-figures, but there are rich folks out there who make a living by doing honest, hard work," writes David Tracy at Jalopnik. "And if they want to treat themselves with a bit of supple leather rubbing against their butt-cheeks, who are we to judge?"