2011 Ford F-250 King Ranch 4×4

When it comes to travelling rough, through landscapes and un even roads in odd weather conditions I can only think of Ford F250 king Ranch. This works great for any camping trip through hills. It has a  6.7 litre  power stroke engine and can give easy competition to all  Dodge or Chevy owners.  Contrary to its size its very  quiet and smooth unlike the Chevrolets latest Duramax.

The price is bit high compared to the Chevrolet and a King Ranch starts with  $50000 and goes upto $65000 but in spite of the high price, the mere size of the truck really lures you.

You get immediately impressed by its 6.7 litre engine smoothness compared to the 6.2 litre gasoline V-8 and FX4. The 6.7 litre engine king Ranch is a big truck and goes a bit bumpy when empty and that’s why it fits perfect for all camping trips during weekends.

Although I won’t recommend King Ranch for daily drivers since they do not carry too much of load and prefer towing so the right one for them would be Dodge’s 2500 /Cummins.

With constant petrol hike the preference on large vehicle is given to diesel engines and thereby you see more of them in the market in fact each new truck is better than the previous model.

Speaking about the interiors of the King Ranch, it has the amazing seating capacity more than 5 people although the seat belts provided is for only 5. Its leather finish furnisher also adds to the personality of the King ranch. The music system is worth mentioning as well with great sound quality and the Ford’s Sync system allows an easy hook up with an ipod.

Although the ranch looks spacious but can’t hold much of cargo at the back seats and it would be advisable to Ford if they can create storage boxes under the rear seats so one can store all tools, knick knacks and other personal items under the seat and they should have the facility of bolding them properly so one can enjoy the bumpy rides smoothly.

The tail gate of the Ranch is much convenient compared to the chevy where you have to really bend down and pick your own load.

The only thing which is bit uncomfortable is the Ford Ranch’s bed extender as it occupies more space and it would be advisable if a quick release system can be provided instead of two bolts especially when you have a requirement to remove them to create more storage area.

Compared to the price the quality of interior is not good especially the plastic buttons. They constantly make a disturbing creaky and squeaking noise while using them. This is highly disappointing from the makers.

Otherwise overall the F 250 King Ranch is perfect for weekends as mentioned and you can load about 4000 pounds of wood and concrete and in spite of this heavy load the Ranch will move smoothly and the credit goes to the 6.7 liter diesel engine. The six speed automatic gear works very smooth without lurches.