2015 Ford F-150 proves lighter truck can be heavy-duty (pictures)
Ford's F-150 has been the best-selling truck in the US for the past 37 years in a row. This year it gets a radical overhaul, moving to aluminum to save weight and getting a raft of new tech inside and out, making sure this workhorse continues to carry the Blue Oval forward.
Tim Stevens
Tim Stevens got his start writing professionally while still in school in the mid '90s, and since then has covered topics ranging from business process management to video game development to automotive technology.
2015 Ford F-150
DETROIT -- Ford's new F-150 features a completely aluminum body to save up to 700 pounds over the current model.
2015 Ford F-150
The new styling is very similar to that of the Atlas concept, displayed last year.
2015 Ford F-150
LED lighting is used throughout on the new truck.
2015 Ford F-150
As with the current F-150, a variety of trim packages will be made available.
2015 Ford F-150
In the 2015 model, the rear cab doors open a full 170 degrees, to ease entry and cargo loading.
2015 Ford F-150
The new interior is full of tech, including an 8-inch LCD and a 360-degree camera.
2015 Ford F-150
MyFord Touch dominates a revised center stack.
2015 Ford F-150
New ramps will make cargo loading far easier. There's also a power lift-gate.
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