Doug Henry Ford Tarboro

The Ford F series truck line has been America's choice for trucks since the first F series truck that was unveiled in 1948. Since then the F 150 has had nothing but stellar reviews over the years. The F 150 is known for being a so called "Tough" vehicle but has stepped that motto up now in 2010. The newest Ford F150 rises to the challenge of tough jobs, featuring a fully boxed frame constructed with hydro-formed and high strength steel side rails for increased durability and safety. The sturdy chassis also delivers class-leading towing and hauling capability across all cab configurations. Thanks to the strength of the frame and comprehensive package of standard safety equipment, including side-curtain air bags, the new F-150 earned top safety ratings from the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.

The interior of the 2010 F-150 SuperCrew offers an incredible amount of space for moving people and gear thanks to a stretched cab for better rear seat legroom and cargo capacity. A mechanically articulated second-row seat flips up and out of the way for remarkably easy access. Combined with a truly flat load floor, the new SuperCrew has a class-leading 57.6 cubic feet of space behind the front seats and can accommodate items up to 47.9 inches tall. Now imagine what you could fit on the inside of your truck, having all that room. The F 150 has been America best selling truck for some time now, but in the past it has been a one size fits all kind of truck. Well that is not the case anymore; this time around Ford engineers designed a truck that offers more choice for buyers, enabling the F-150 to meet the widest range of customer needs and wants - all delivered with quality. Customers can now choose from the XL workhorse, to the sporty STX and off-road capable FX4, to the mid-range XLT. For those looking for tough luxury, Ford offers the high-end Lariat and King Ranch F-150 models.

Under the hood, F-150 is offered with a choice of three modern V-8 engines, mated to either a four-speed or a fuel-efficient six-speed automatic transmission. The choices are a 5.4-liter, three-valve Triton V-8, which has been enhanced for better performance with more horsepower and torque, and is capable of running on E85 (85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline), regular unleaded gasoline or any blend in between. The F 150 also offers a 4.6-liter, three-valve V-8, capable of returning 15 mpg city/ 21 highway, and a 4.6-liter, two-valve V-8, a third V-8 choice in the line-up that delivers more horsepower with the same fuel economy as F-150's previous V-6. The SFE F-150 which was the best mileage winner is no longer a separate model for 2010; the efficiency enhancements found on SFE have been integrated throughout the lineup, permitting an expanded selection of fuel-efficient F-150s. In fact, all 2010 F-150 4x2 trucks equipped with the 4.6L three-valve V-8 engine now achieve the 15 mpg city/21 highway fuel economy previously limited to SFE models. The 2010 F 150 also has upgraded a lot of its interior features, a new nice item is the flow-through console large enough to stow two laptop computers. Also special ridges are molded into the edges of the bin to accommodate file folders. The console also has a multi-tiered, removable tray and locks to protect valuables. That now gives you two lines of defense against your valuables be stolen. More than 30 storage areas are built into the interior, ranging from a bin on the top of the instrument panel to a number of small spaces designed to accommodate tools like cell phones, wallets, PDAs and other valuables.

For the rest of you who need a truck with just a little bit more toughness, Ford doesn't stop at the F 150. The all new Super Duty trucks are stronger than ever. For 2010 Ford Super Duty trucks there are six available engines. The 5.4Ltr EFI Triton V-8 Engine produces 260 hp at 4500 rpm and 350 LB ft of torque @ 2500 rpm is standard on the Super Duty F-250 / F-350 King Ranch Edition and option on all other models. Standard in the new 2010 Ford Super Duty King Ranch F-150's interior is quad captain's chairs, front and rear center consoles in leather. SuperCab includes rear bench. The new 2010 Ford Super Duty King Ranch model is the front captain's chairs which include manual lumbar support for driver and front passenger, heated driver and front passenger seat backs and cushions. In its third year of the current body style, the F-250/350 gets new trim options, the Lariat Highline Edition is available on the SuperCab, and, for you out there, a Lariat Outlaw Package is an option on Crew Cab models. The Harley-Davidson models can have three flame treatments. Mechanically, a 4.10:1 non-limited-slip axle is now standard on the F-250 and single-rear-wheel F-350 with the 5.4-liter Triton V-8. The F-250 also offers unique amenities such as a supplemental cab heater, a reverse camera system, upfitter switches, a navigation system, a rear seat DVD entertainment system, satellite radio, SYNC, a rear folding tailgate step and a trailer brake controller. SYNC may be Fords newest best innovation in a while. Sync uses USB ports and Bluetooth wireless connectivity to link phones, media players, and other devices to the truck's system. If being on the road is your job title, these trucks may fit you better then you know, Ford's Work Solutions system provides facilities for GPS linking; add a laptop and printer and your truck is a rolling office. If you are looking for a truck to purchase to haul your construction employees around in you have found the right place. The Super Duty line can haul from one to three tons. It can tow from three tons to more than 12 tons. It can carry three to six real-world people with room to spare.

If the above trucks are still not enough and you want the bull of the group the Ford F 450 may be the truck for you. The 2010 Ford F-450 offers a 300-horsepower, 5.4-liter V-8; a 362-horsepower, 6.8-liter V-10, and a 350-horsepower, 6.4-liter diesel V-8. These big motors are mated to a five- or six-speed automatic transmission. Payload capacity is a huge 5,830 to 6,180 pounds, and you can tow a fleet of vehicles with the 16,000 - 24,600 pound tow rating; the best equipped Dodge Ram and Chevrolet Silverado models don't even compare to that. A very nice feature on this truck is the Ford Work Solutions package which features an in-dash computer with high speed wireless accessories. This includes Cable Lock, which keeps the tools safe, while Tool Link works with you to keep track of your tools. Safety features include antilock brakes, dual front airbags, and available traction control which help keep the driver in command and keeps everyone on the roads safe. A fully-boxed frame, big engines, and available leather seating make this a complete super-duty package. The Ford Work Solutions suite makes this simply the most versatile, capable full-size-plus pickup on the market, along with the rest of Ford's F-series.

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We have all of these vehicles available at Team Ford Sales that is now proudly managed by Doug Henry Tarboro. We are just a short trip from Greenville, Rocky Mount or Virginia. We are located at 1901 N Main St. in Tarboro, NC. We are not only your Greenville Ford F150 dealer, but a nice selection of other new Fords and a big variety of Pre-Owned vehicles. So don't be a stranger we are always very happy to make new friends at Team Ford Sales. We promise you will be able to find the deal you're looking for because we're ALWAYS cheaper!!