Your current gen 3 opinions

No video surround, but cooled seats. Looks like you'd need the 502A Equipment Group with Technology Package. Looks like those have some factory discounts available when grouped.

His truck is:

2015 F-150 4x4 SuperCrew
145" wheelbase (5.5')
3.5L V6 EcoBoost
Ruby Red Paint ($395)
Lariat Trim Level
501A Equipment Group ($1,500)
- Blind Spot System
- Remote Start
- Reverse Sensing System
- LED Side Mirror Spotlights
Twin Panel Moonroof ($1,295)
Voice Activated Navigation ($795)
Max Trailer Tow Package ($995)
Tailgate Step ($375)
Larait Chrome Appearance Package ($1,695)
Leather Bucket Seats w/ Console, heated & cooled ($650)

MSRP: $55,185
Factory Discounts: $1,500

Total MSRP: $53,685

Stone Mountain Ford Discount: $7,885
Rebates: $3,000 ($1,500 Customer Cash, $750 Private Cash, $750 for financing through Ford)

We ordered on 6/24 and it arrived on 8/5 and picked up on 8/8. Shoot me a PM if you want the salesman info and he can provide you the same.

 

I really want to know how you like that V6 Ecoboost.
I'm still having a hard time letting go of my full-sized, but think the SO and I have decided it is the best option for us right now. We don't really NEED a full-sized. We can borrow a truck for the occasional long distance tow. I'm just worried we are going to lose a lot of power we may use more than we think we do.
The decision has come down to an F150 or the Tacoma. The Tacoma is winning, but the 150 is still getting some small consideration.

 

My FIL has three F-250 diesels and a 2012 3.5L Eco SuperCrew. If they are towing 7k or less, the usually grab the 150 over the 250s. For more than that, they'll grab the 250. Their 2012 F-150 was rated at 14/19 MPG and the new one is rated at 17/23. For the 500 miles he has on it, he's getting right at 21 MPG. The 2012 never sniffed anything above 19, even straight highway. I will say the 2015 is a rocketship. He's got 3.55's and it's FAST. You can hit 80 in a blink of an eye. Stupid fast for a full size truck. He liked the 2012 EcoBoost enough to not even consider the 5.0 in their new truck.

I'm in the same boat. I don't need a full-size and would prefer a Tacoma sized truck (especially with a manual trans) but if the Tacoma is slower, worse MPG, less optioned, and just as expensive, I'll be in an F-150.

 

And it's worth $30k.......just sayin'

 

Go price used F-150's. Not much different that Tacos.

 

people keep saying that because it's been true so often in the past. seen it happen quite often... to myself included.