Ford’s Super Duty trucks are legendary for their power and performance. They have been impressing consumers and passers-by for decades, with each model year getting better than the last. The Super Duty stands tall as the king of heavy duty pickups, but which model year should you choose? Let’s find out!
Key Takeaways:
- The Super Duty has a max capacity of up to 40,000 pounds in the F-450 weight class. The F-250 Super Duty can tow up to 23,000 pounds, and the F-350 can tow up to 32,900 pounds.
- No matter the weight class, its Max Recline seats allow you to get comfortable quickly for a quick power nap.
- There were only minor changes for 2024 models (2023 came with big changes as the start of a new generation.) 2025 model changes remain trim specific.
- The Limited trim level was discontinued from the 2025 lineup and replaced by the Platinum Plus package on the Platinum trim.
What Are Some of the Differences Between the 2024 and 2025 Super Duty Trucks?
Super Duty prices between both model years show there’s not much difference in cost. The now-discontinued Limited trim remains the most expensive Super Duty.
For 2025 prices are:
- F-250 XL: $45,300
- F-250 XLT: $51,295
- F-250 Lariat: $64,740
- F-250 King Ranch: $76,975
- F-250 Platinum: $77,865
- F-350 XL: $46,595
- F-350 XLT: $52,600
- F-350 Lariat: $66,040
- F-350 King Ranch: $78,275
- F-350 Platinum: $79,165
- F-450 XL: $59,955
- F-450 XLT: $67,195
- F-450 Lariat: $80,165
- F-450 King Ranch: $92,590
- F-450 Platinum: $94,035
2024 starting prices include:
- F-250 XL: $44,970
- F-250 XLT: $51,105
- F-250 Lariat: $62,410
- F-250 King Ranch: $76,975
- F-250 Platinum: $77,865
- F-250 Limited: $97,095
- F-350 XL: $48,000
- F-350 XLT: $53,600
- F-350 Lariat: $64,300
- F-350 King Ranch: $75,900
- F-350 Platinum: $76,700
- F-350 Limited: $95,100
- F-450 XL: $59,455
- F-450 XLT: $66,695
- F-450 Lariat: $79,665
- F-450 King Ranch: $92,090
- F-450 Platinum: $93,535
- F-450 Limited: $104,030
What Upgrades and Features Are New in the 2024 and 2025 Ford Super Duty Models?
Changes to the Super Duty are mostly trim-specific for 2025/
- Lariat and XLT trims feature a 6.8-liter gas V-8 engine.
- King Ranch and Platinum trims offer an optional 2-kW Pro Power Onboard package. There’s also an available Onboard Scale system and Smart Hitch for the King Ranch.
- The XL trim has an available trailer brake controller.
- XL and XLT SRW Super Cab configurations feature an 8-foot box.
- A Black Onyx cabin with Platinum Blue accents and black exterior are features of the Platinum Package, while Platinum Plus features chrome trim and leather upholstery.
- New color options include Avalanche and Ruby Red Metallic Tinted Clearcoat.
2024 models remained the same as they were in 2023, but there were a few tweaks.
- The 6.8-liter V8 became flex-fuel capable and can now run on regular gas or E85 fuel.
- XL and XLT trims introduced onboard scales and Smart Hitch.
How Do the Engine and Towing Capabilities of the 2024 and 2025 Ford Super Duty Models Compare?
The Ford Super Duty is built to handle the toughest jobs and has an endless number of configurations. Each weight class has an option for single, extended, and crew cab configurations, and a 6 3/4 ft or 8 ft bed.
Engine options include:
- A 6.8 pushrod V8 with 405 horsepower and 445 ft-lb of torque;
- A 7.3-L Godzilla V8 with 430 ponies and 485 ft-lbs of torque;
- A 6.7-L Powerstroke V8 turbo diesel that generates 475 horsepower and 1,050 ft-lb of torque; and,
- A high output 6.7-L V8 delivering a scorching 500 horsepower and 1,200 ft-lb of torque.
All engines are paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission.
How Do the Interior and Technology Features Compare in the 2024 and 2025 Ford Super Duty Models?
Despite being made for work, the Super Duty is surprisingly plush but that toughness it's known for remains intact inside—made with rugged materials that can take a beating, the wood grain accents and heated and ventilated, multi-contour leather seats are plenty comfortable. There’s not only room for you, but your stuff—multiple cubbies can be found throughout the cab, and there's a lockable box under the rear seat for your most important things.
There’s a 8.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system in lower trims that features Ford’s Sync 4 system, with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, while higher-level trims have a 12.0-inch screen and a 14-speaker audio system.
The 2024 or 2025 Ford Super Duty—Which Should You Choose?
If you’re looking for specific trim updates, you should consider a 2025 model depending on your needs. However, the previous year features nearly all the same bells and whistles with a lower-price point.
Contact our friendly sales associates for more information on our Super Duty stock!