Ford raptors for sale in my area

The Ford F150 Raptor debuted in 2010 as the Ford SVT Raptor, giving Ford fans a no-nonsense off-roader with plenty of performance to go with its flair. The 2013-2014 Ford Raptor comes available in four-door SuperCab and SuperCrew variants, but box choices are limited strictly to a 5.5-foot box. Special Fox Racing shocks and 35-inch tires provide the Raptor with its 11-inch front and 12-inch rear suspension travel for high-speed off-road travel. The Raptor provides plenty of motivation with 411 hp on tap thanks to its 6.2L V8 engine and six-speed automatic transmission combo.

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Is it worth buying a used Raptor?
What year Ford Raptor is most reliable?
What is the problem of Ford Raptor?
How much is the cheapest Raptor?

Inside, the 2013-2014 Ford F150 Raptor offers plenty of comfort features, including heated and cooled leather seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, power-folding mirrors and high-intensity discharge (HID) headlights. The Raptor also features a customized LCD productivity screen that lets you monitor the vehicle’s pitch and bank angles while off-roading.

Other noteworthy, standard features that are available on this generation of Ford Raptor include:

TORSEN® front differential
Available “digital mud” decals
Integrated clearance lights
Optional 17-inch wheels with tire bead-lock rings

2017-2018 (Second-Generation Ford F150 Raptor)

The Ford F150 Raptor returned in 2017 after a two-year hiatus. Now based on the thirteenth generation of the Ford F150, the second-generation Raptor sports an all-aluminum body and bed over its boxed steel frame. This generation of Ford F150 Raptor also receives a comprehensive redesign both inside and out, including a very prominent dark-colored grille with the letters “FORD” emblazoned across the front. The front fascia also maintains the integrated clearance lights seen on the previous generation model.

Another big change to note is the switch from the fire-breathing 6.2L V8 engine to a “High Output” version of the smaller yet potent 3.5L EcoBoost V6 engine. Despite its small size, this V6 engine puts out 450 hp for an increase of 39 hp over its predecessor. The second generation Raptor also features a terrain management system that gives you six driving modes – normal, street, mud, weather, rock crawling, sand and baja – to play with for better on-road and off-road performance.

Is it worth buying a used Raptor?

The used Ford Raptor, especially from the last few years, is quite reliable and comes with many of the same features as the latest lineup. The 2019 Ford Raptor reliability ratings hit 4.5 out of 5, according to J.D. Power, which is just exceptional.

What year Ford Raptor is most reliable?

The best models of the Ford Raptor are the 2010 and 2020 years, while the worst includes the 2009 model, 2012, and 2014 varieties.

What is the problem of Ford Raptor?

Ford Raptor issues: Transmission Problem When you move the Ford Raptor in the garage, this is a pretty common mistake. The car will startle when you shift reverse or forward. This problem confuses many users, especially in the 2nd generation Raptor.

How much is the cheapest Raptor?

All those upgrades are going to cost you, however, because Ford has priced the Raptor R from $109,145. The Raptor R's MSRP is a staggering $36,795 increase over the V-6-powered Raptor, and $32,265 more expensive than the truck's closest competitor, the 702-hp Ram 1500 TRX.