Ford - F-Series (2019)

Looking for the Ford F‑Series price details? If your interest lands on a 2019 truck, you’ll want the full picture—from specs to depreciation. The Ford F‑Series has long been the American workhorse, and its 2019 iteration continues that legacy, blending powerful engines with modern technology while keeping a price structure that adapts to local markets and truck conditions. Whether you’re a buyer, a seller, or just curious, this snapshot gives you a solid foundation to decide what the 2019 Ford F‑Series is worth and how its value holds over time.

Key specifications

• Engine options: 3.5L V6 EcoBoost (295 hp, 365 lb‑ft), 5.0L V8 3.5‑turbo (400 hp, 500 lb‑ft), 6.2L V8 naturally aspirated (385 hp, 400 lb‑ft); optional 7.3L V8 (430 hp).
• Transmission: 10‑speed automatic (Manual mode available).
• Drive: Standard rear‑wheel drive; available four‑wheel drive with Smart‑4WD.
• Fuel economy: EPA estimates vary: 20 mpg city / 23 mpg highway for V6, 16 mpg / 21 mpg for V8 EcoBoost, 15 mpg / 20 mpg for V8.
• Dimensions: Length 196–233 in (most 11‑foot beds); width 78 in; height 75–82 in (depending on cab type).
• Payload & tow: Up to 2,300 lb single‑cab, 4,250 lb crew‑cab; maximum towing 13,200 lb (3‑ton trailer).
• Trim levels: XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum; each adding infotainment, interior comfort, and safety packages.
• Infotainment: 8.0‑inch touchscreen (Ford Sync), 4‑speaker or 12‑speaker B&O audio, Android Auto/iOS CarPlay.
• Safety: Adaptive cruise control, Blind‑Spot Information System, Pre‑Collision Assist, Surround‑View Camera.
• Interior: Leather upholstery, heated seats, three‑zone climate control, optional 22‑inch wheels.

These specs are a snapshot of what you'd typically find in a 2019 Ford F‑Series. The exact curve of your vehicle’s price—whether new or used—depends on market demand, condition, mileage, and optional equipment. Prices will vary by market/condition, so let’s look at depreciation and what you could realistically expect to pay.

Depreciation insights

• The Ford F‑Series depreciation curve is relatively conservative compared to passenger cars. Typically, a new F‑Series will lose about 15‑20 % of its value in the first year.
• After the initial drop, the yearly decline slows to roughly 8‑10 % over the next three to five years, depending on mileage and maintenance.
• By the end of year five, the truck may retain roughly 50‑55 % of its original MSRP, making it a solid long‑term investment for fleets and daily haulers.
• Factors that accelerate depreciation: high mileage, rust damage, engine failures, or extended periods of disuse. Good maintenance and moderate mileage can preserve value.

So, if you’re asking what is a 2019 Ford F‑Series worth after a typical five‑year stint, expect around a 45‑to‑50 % residual value compared to the buying price. If you’re a dealer or a marketplace, consider this when listing a used Ford F-Series for sale.

Comparison context

• Compared to similar models, such as the Ram 1500 (2019) or Chevrolet

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