Weber Ford • Granite City, Illinois • St. Louis Area
Browse available Ford F-150 trucks at Weber Ford in Granite City, near St. Louis. Save the stock numbers that fit your cab, bed and equipment needs. Below the listings, find the current-offer link and the details to include in a written purchase or lease request.
Use current Ford specials for published offers and their complete terms. Match any offer to the truck you want, then confirm the applicable vehicle, transaction date, residence and customer requirements. A displayed truck is not automatically eligible for every promotion.
If a suitable F-150 offer is not shown, ask for the current purchase or lease proposal on a stock number you are considering. That keeps the conversation useful without relying on an old advertisement or assuming what programs are available.
Before comparing a payment, confirm the model year, trim, cab, bed, engine, drivetrain and equipment. Two F-150s with the same trim badge can have different packages. Ask whether installed accessories are included in the quoted price or priced separately.
Save the VIN or stock number on every proposal. If a vehicle changes during the discussion, recheck the equipment and terms rather than carrying an earlier quote onto a different truck. Confirm current availability and location before traveling.
Ask for a written breakdown that keeps the vehicle, incentives, financing and trade clear. The following checklist makes it easier to compare proposals for the same truck.
| Part of the proposal | What to ask for | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Vehicle | Stock number, equipment, selling price and included accessories. | The proposal describes the truck you want. |
| Offer eligibility | Each applicable discount or incentive and its requirements. | Which offers can be combined and which are alternatives. |
| Financed purchase | Amount financed, APR, term, payment schedule and total of payments. | The full cost and cash due under the proposed terms. |
| Lease | Term, mileage allowance, payment schedule and itemized amount due at signing. | Wear, excess-mileage, early-end and contract-end obligations. |
| Trade | Appraised allowance, current payoff and resulting equity or shortfall. | How each figure changes the proposed transaction. |
| Additional items | Applicable taxes, fees and separately identified optional products. | Which items are included, optional or paid outside the financing. |
When a special financing program and a cash incentive are alternatives, ask for both proposals using the same vehicle, down payment and term. Compare the amount financed and scheduled payments, together with any additional cash due. The lowest rate alone does not establish the lowest total-cost transaction.
The CFPB’s auto-financing guidance explains the importance of comparing loan terms and disclosures. Use our payment calculator to explore your assumptions, then review actual terms with the Finance Center. A calculator is not a rate lock or approval.
Estimate your annual mileage and describe business use, towing and planned accessories. Ask what the proposed contract permits and how wear, mileage, missing equipment and return requirements are handled. A lease should be evaluated against the way the truck will actually be used.
Compare the same term, mileage allowance and upfront contribution across proposals. Ask whether the first payment, applicable taxes and fees are included in the amount due at signing. The FTC’s financing and leasing guide explains the broader distinctions; the actual contract controls your transaction.
Start through Value Your Trade and describe the current vehicle’s mileage, equipment and condition accurately. A preliminary estimate is a starting point; the appraisal and lender payoff establish the figures used in a proposal.
If the payoff exceeds the trade allowance, ask how that shortfall would be handled. Adding an unpaid balance to new borrowing increases the amount financed. The CFPB’s trade-in guidance explains why payoff and vehicle value need separate attention. An advertised truck discount does not make an existing balance disappear.
Decide how many people ride with you, what stays in the cab and what must fit in the bed. Measure your regular load and parking space. Use our F-150 bed-size guide and engine guide to prepare configuration questions.
For a trailer, bring its loaded weight and connection requirements. Include people, tools and trailer tongue weight when discussing the truck’s limits. Consult Ford’s model-year towing information for the selected configuration. A lower advertised payment does not compensate for missing equipment you need.
Your message can say: “Please quote F-150 stock number ____. I am considering a purchase/lease, expect ____ miles per year if leasing, and have a trade/no trade. Please identify applicable offers, the complete cash due and the written terms for this truck.”
Add your registration ZIP code, timing and any essential equipment question. Use the ordinary contact page for vehicle questions; enter sensitive financial information only through the appropriate application process. Submitting an inquiry does not reserve a truck, lock an offer or establish credit approval.
If you are considering a different purchase point, compare used F-150 inventory separately. New-truck incentive programs do not automatically apply to a used vehicle.
Before committing, confirm that the stock number, price, optional items, trade figures and financing or lease terms match the agreement you intend to accept. Ask about any changed figure while the details are still being reviewed, and keep the completed documents.
Plan the appointment around the actual truck and the information you still need. If you want to compare two cabs or inspect towing equipment, say so in advance. Confirm which vehicles are available and what the team needs for a trade appraisal.
No. Confirm the exact vehicle and the written offer requirements. Programs can vary by model year, trim, transaction and customer eligibility.
Do not assume so. Ask which programs are compatible and which are alternatives, then compare the written proposals for the same truck.
Use the Current Ford Offers link above. Read the full terms and ask the team to confirm which published offer, if any, applies to the selected F-150.
Send the stock number, preferred term and expected annual mileage and ask for current information. The inquiry itself does not establish that a particular lease program is available or approved.
Contact Weber Ford with the stock numbers and equipment questions that matter. Confirm availability and appointment arrangements before visiting 3465 Progress Parkway, Granite City, IL 62040.
