2005 Ford F-150 Usados en Venta

The used vehicle is a Ford F150 pick up truck. It is a used truck and in my price range, so I cannot really complain about it. For a used vehicle, it wasn't damaged externally and internally. The paint job was good. There were no dents or scratches. The interior of the truck was adequate. There was no stains. The seats were still intact, meaning the seat wasn't torn up. The truck did get us to places. We moved from Washington to Texas, and it got us there without any problems. We put all of our belongings in the back of the truck. We had about six huge bins and put in my end table, and it all fit in the back. We also had to put a canopy on the back of the truck, so all the bins can stay put. We then traveled from Texas to Georgia. That travel had gotten us in a rough patch. While traveling to Georgia, the truck had broken down twice on us. Apparently, we needed a new alternator. The alternator plus the services had cost us quite a bit for it. When the truck broke down a second time, it was because the alternator broke down again. The dislike part was that it was used and not brand new. If it was brand new, we wouldn't had our vehicle break down twice on us.

I have had my vehicle since 2005. It has never broken down on me yet to date. I have kept up with all recommended maintenance. This is the first vehicle I have completely paid off that has not fallen apart or suffered a major repair. This truck has the passenger space and has the ability to do all the things you would picture a truck to do. This has been the only vehicle I trust for long-mile vacations. Considering the year and the fact it is a truck, the fuel mileage is still good. I feel the truck is very sturdy and safe. I still don't hear any rattles or odd sounds. I would recommend this truck to anyone and would buy a new one when the time comes. Overall, it has been worth every single penny!

Overall, this has been a great vehicle with little to no maintenance problems. This version is the crew cab and can seat six people. It has the half doors for the back seat so no need to adjust front seats for rear seat passengers to enter vehicle. Three different engine sizes were available for this year; the 4.2, Base model, the 4.6, And 5.4 Triton. We bought the 4.6; It has the ability to tow up to 6400 lbs. With appropriate maintenance, we have spent very little money on repairs; the truck currently has about 160,000 miles on it. There are some things buyers should be aware of especially with this year model. Replacement rotors are extremely expensive, about one thousand dollars, per rotor. If you do your own work, this would definitely be cheaper, but if you're not inclined to do that, please change brake pads at appropriate intervals to avoid potential disaster. The 5.4L version was plagued by issues when trying to change spark plugs. Often the plugs would break off in the block and had to be drilled out; an unexpected expense when trying to do typical maintenance. Thankfully, this is not the case with the 4.6 Or 4.2L versions. The backseat can be a tight fit when four people are in the vehicle, there is not much room back there. The truck came with grey cloth seats. After 10 years, these are pretty cruddy. The center console has some quality issues; the area where the cup holders started to come apart about a year after purchase and now it's completely torn up. This is common in this version of the truck. Gas mileage is typical for a truck, about 17 MPG in the city. When we're towing our lightweight RV (5000 lbs. or so) this goes down to about 9-10 MPG.