Last week, we learned a few details regarding 2021 Ford F-150 pricing, at least in regards to the base price for each trim level. But now, we can expound on that information with a complete 2021 Ford F-150 4×4 pricing list for every trim level, cab configuration, and bed length.
These prices reflect the starting MSRP per trim level, without options or delivery. The delivery and destination fee adds an additional $1,695 to the cost. These prices are current as of July 29th, 2020, but could change slightly as we get closer to the new F-150’s launch, which is scheduled for Fall of 2020.
As was the case with the last-generation Ford F-150, the all-new 14th-generation model is available in XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, and Limited trims, in regular, Super Cab, and Super Crew configurations, and with 5.5, 6.5, and 8 foot bed lengths.
The 2021 Ford F-150 4×4 pricing list reveals a few interesting details worth noting. For starters, the least expensive four-wheel-drive F-150 model is the XL regular cab with a 6.5 foot bed, which starts out at $33,585. That’s $4,645 more than the comparable model in two-wheel-drive, which features a base MSRP of $28,940.
Adding the longer 8 foot bed only costs an additional $300, however. But the price gap between 4×2 and 4×4 varies by trim level, as the range-topping Limited requires an additional $3,425 to add four-wheel-drive capability.
Speaking of the Limited, it is once again the most expensive trim level in Ford’s F-150 lineup. A Limited 4×4 starts out at $74,250, which is significantly more than the four-wheel-drive Platinum’s base MSRP of $62,535. The King Ranch slots below it with a starting price of $59,775, but the Lariat seems like a proverbial sweet spot at $48,620, which is just $4,750 more than the similarly configured XLT Super Cab 4×4.
| Series Code | Cab | Trim Level | Drive Wheels | Bed Length (Feet) | Suggested Retail |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| F1E | Regular | XL | 4×4 | 6.5 | $33,585 |
| F1E | Regular | XL | 4×4 | 8 | $33,885 |
| X1E | Super Cab | XL | 4×4 | 6.5 | $36,455 |
| F1E | Regular | XLT | 4×4 | 6.5 | $38,475 |
| F1E | Regular | XLT | 4×4 | 8 | $38,775 |
| X1E | Super Cab | XL | 4×4 | 8 | $38,930 |
| W1E | Super Crew | XL | 4×4 | 5.5 | $40,160 |
| X1E | Super Cab | XLT | 4×4 | 6.5 | $41,385 |
| W1E | Super Crew | XL | 4×4 | 6.5 | $42,635 |
| W1E | Super Crew | XLT | 4×4 | 5.5 | $43,805 |
| X1E | Super Cab | XLT | 4×4 | 8 | $43,870 |
| W1E | Super Crew | XLT | 4×4 | 6.5 | $46,290 |
| X1E | Super Cab | Lariat | 4×4 | 6.5 | $48,620 |
| X1E | Super Cab | Lariat | 4×4 | 8 | $50,085 |
| W1E | Super Crew | Lariat | 4×4 | 5.5 | $50,980 |
| W1E | Super Crew | Lariat | 4×4 | 6.5 | $52,445 |
| W1E | Super Crew | King Ranch | 4×4 | 5.5 | $59,775 |
| W1E | Super Crew | King Ranch | 4×4 | 6.5 | $60,055 |
| W1E | Super Crew | Platinum | 4×4 | 5.5 | $62,535 |
| W1E | Super Crew | Platinum | 4×4 | 6.5 | $62,835 |
| W1E | Super Crew | Limited | 4×4 | 5.5 | $74,250 |
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Wrong. Your chart right below this part says that a regular cab XL is $28,940. A super cab XL is at the higher price you mention below. It’s not $500 extra for a 4x4, it’s over $4000 more.
The 2021 Ford F-150 4×4 pricing list reveals a few interesting details worth noting. For starters, the least expensive four-wheel-drive F-150 model is the XL regular cab with a 6.5 foot bed, which starts out at $33,585. That’s only marginally more than the same model in two-wheel-drive configuration, which starts out at $33,025, which makes stepping up to 4×4 a pretty easy decision for most buyers.
Yep, good catch. It's been updated.
I wish Ford sold F150s in Australia.
Why big money difference in 5.5 6.5 in f150 lariat beds size n then not as much in same size beds in platinum king ranch