As has historically been the case, Roush Performance has been busy rolling out its own upgraded versions of the Ford F-150 since the popular pickup received its latest mid cycle refresh for the 2024 model year. Thus far, those offerings have included the regular Roush F-150 that essentially serves as an alternative to the Tremor, as well as the Nitemare, which is more focused on street performance. Now, the all-new 2025 Roush RT6 F-150 joins the list as an even more capable off-road-focused sort of build.
On the outside, the 2025 Roush RT6 F-150 features some typical upgrades from the third-party outfit in the form of a high-flow front grille with accent lighting, wide fender flares with integrated lighting, hood heat extractors, a front bumper cover, plus Roush badging and graphics. It rolls on a set of 20-inch satin black Roush wheels wrapped with 35-inch General Grabber A/TX tires, while a set of laser-etched Roush exhaust tips resides out back.
Underneath, the Roush RT6 F-150 gets the company's 6.0 Performance Suspension System, which adds lift spindles and front coilovers with twin-tube dampers and progressive rate springs, along with heavy-duty front knuckles, compression arms, and tuned sway bars, joining traction bars out back. All of this works to lift the F-150 by a total of six inches, giving it quite a lot of ground clearance in the process.
Inside, the RT6 features a serialized dash badge and custom molded floor liners, and but there are plenty of other options one can choose from. Those include the Off-Road Premium Package and its auxiliary lighting, performance exhaust, overhead switch panel, and carbon-fiber interior trim package.
Additionally, one can opt for things like a premium leather interior in a variety of colors, too. The pricing of all this starts out at $23,995, minus the cost of the donor F-150, and the RT6 is currently available to purchase at authorized Roush Performance dealerships.



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horsepower?
Yet another offroader to pound the pavement?? /yawn, we need more high-powered street trucks! (Yes, I know the F150 Nitemare exists, but Roush should take that formula and apply it to the Ranger!)