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Explore the history and value of one of America’s most beloved pickups: the Ford F‑150. Whether you’re eyeing a 2024 model or holding a classic 1998 Ford F‑150, understanding how the Ford F‑150 price changes over time is essential for buyers, sellers, and enthusiasts alike. This guide breaks down the key specs, depreciation trends, market comparisons, and offers a concise snapshot of what you should expect when you’re looking at the used Ford F‑150 price for a particular trim and condition.

• Model Year: 1998 (original facelift) – Ford F‑150 1998 price varies by condition and mileage.
• Engine: 5.0‑L V8 (including 5.4‑L optional)– standard powertrain across most 1998 trims; delivers 170 hp (5.0‑L) to 210 hp (5.4‑L).
• Transmission: 4‑speed automatic (some trims offered a 5‑speed manual).
• Fuel Type: Gasoline (regular (87) or premium (91/93) depending on 51 ppm‑cyl fuel injection).
• Torque: 270–280 lb‑ft, facilitating robust towing for budget family workhorses.
• Fuel Economy: 16–17 mpg city / 21–22 mpg highway (EPA estimate).
• Dimensions: Length 6.9‑7.3 ft; Height 5.4‑5.6 ft; Wheelbase 110–118 in; Width 6.4 ft.
• Towing Capacity: 5,000 lb (short‑bed) to 7,200 lb (long bed) depending on axle and rear‑towing package.
• Cargo Capacity: 2.3–2.5 ft³ (short) to 4.7–4.9 ft³ (Long Bed).
• Trims: XL, XLT, Lariat, SVT Lightning (triple‑exhaust, 5.8L V8, 315 hp).

### Depreciation Insight On a standard used Ford F‑150, the Ford F‑150 depreciation curve demonstrates predictable trends. A vehicle that starts its life at $25,000 in a pristine condition will typically lose:

• 15‑20 % in the first year
• 5‑7 % in the second year
• 3‑5 % annually thereafter

By year five, a well‑maintained 1998 Ford F‑150 can still retain roughly 50–55 % of its original price, especially if it is in a low‑mile or extended warranty condition. Conversely, a high‑mile vehicle may have depreciated 70‑80 % by the

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