Shop new Ford F-150 trucks at Weber Ford in Granite City near St. Louis. Use the live inventory below to compare current model years, trim levels, engines, drivetrains, cab styles, bed lengths, equipment, colors and pricing.
There is no single F-150 configuration that is automatically right for every driver. Use these shopping paths to identify the trims, engines and body configurations most relevant to your needs.
These trims are natural starting points for job sites, property work, small businesses and shoppers who want full-size truck capability without beginning at the premium end of the lineup.
Engine choice is only part of a towing setup. Cab, bed, axle, drivetrain, tow package, payload, passengers and trailer tongue weight must also be considered.
Drivers carrying children, adult passengers, clients or a work crew should evaluate rear-seat space, door access, storage, comfort, parking and bed length.
Tremor provides an off-road-oriented F-150 path, while Raptor moves into specialized high-performance terrain capability. Compare tires, suspension, width and daily use.
The available full-hybrid powertrain can appeal to drivers comparing torque, towing, fuel use and available Pro Power Onboard capability.
These trims are designed for shoppers who want serious utility with greater interior comfort, technology, appearance and daily-driving refinement.
Trim names establish a starting point, but available engines, packages, cab configurations, drivetrains and equipment can still differ between two trucks carrying the same badge. Review the exact window sticker and vehicle listing.
A practical starting point for work, fleet use, property maintenance and shoppers prioritizing function and value.
A value-conscious personal-use truck with more visual attitude than a basic work configuration.
A strong middle-of-the-line starting point for work capability, family usability and additional technology.
A refined F-150 for buyers who want a comfortable daily truck without leaving towing and bed utility behind.
A specialized F-150 for buyers wanting additional trail and terrain capability while retaining practical pickup utility.
A premium truck combining capability with distinctive leather, wood accents, exterior design and available advanced technology.
A luxury-oriented F-150 for buyers who expect premium materials, comfort and technology from a working truck.
A specialized performance truck for buyers who value high-speed off-road engineering and aggressive terrain capability.
The engine with the largest published number is not automatically the right engine for every owner. Compare trailer requirements, payload, daily mileage, fuel use, work patterns, off-road needs, trim availability and purchase range.
| Engine | Natural Shopping Fit | Max Available Tow Rating | What to Compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.7L EcoBoost V6 | Everyday driving and light-duty work | Up to 8,400 lbs. When properly configured |
Daily route, trailer size, payload, drivetrain and trim |
| 3.5L EcoBoost V6 | Maximum available conventional F-150 towing | Up to 13,500 lbs. When properly configured |
Tow package, cab, bed, axle, drivetrain and payload |
| 5.0L Ti-VCT V8 | Drivers who prefer V8 power for work and towing | Up to 12,800 lbs. When properly configured |
Trim availability, payload, fuel use and towing frequency |
| 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6 | Strong torque, hybrid operation and mobile-power capability | Up to 11,600 lbs. When properly configured |
Driving pattern, Pro Power Onboard, trailer use and price |
| High-Output 3.5L EcoBoost V6 | F-150 Raptor off-road performance | Configuration-specific | Terrain use, suspension, width, tires and daily drivability |
| 5.2L Supercharged V8 | Raptor R high-performance path | Configuration-specific | Performance use, operating cost, availability and intended terrain |
Cab and bed selection affects passenger space, cargo flexibility, parking, maneuverability, wheelbase, payload and the configurations available for towing.
Two buyers may choose completely different F-150 trucks even when their budgets are similar. The deciding factor should be how the truck earns its place in the driveway or business.
Compare bed use, cab durability, payload, four-wheel drive, trailer needs, tool storage, running costs and service support.
Contractors should calculate people, tools, materials, accessories, trailer tongue weight and vehicle downtime.
An F-150 may serve as a work truck, customer-visit vehicle, mobile office, towing vehicle and daily driver.
Evaluate rear-seat room, child-seat installation, storage, comfort, ride, parking and whether the bed fits weekend gear.
Compare ride, parking, fuel use, cab size, visibility, technology and the truck capability used during a normal week.
Four-wheel drive can help, but tires, speed, loading, maintenance and driver decisions remain central to winter-road performance.
Feature availability varies by trim, package and configuration. Decide which tools solve a real problem rather than paying for equipment you are unlikely to use.
Available trailer-assistance systems can support hitch alignment and backing, but they do not replace correct loading, equipment, visibility or safe towing practices.
Available onboard power can support tools, devices, jobsite needs and recreation when the selected configuration includes the appropriate system.
The available tailgate design can make it easier to reach cargo or work from the bed, particularly when a trailer is connected.
Depending on trim, shoppers can compare camera systems, large displays, connected features and available hands-free highway driving technology.
The truck selling price is only one part of the purchase. Compare the exact vehicle, eligible incentives, trade value, loan payoff, down payment, rate, term, taxes, title, registration and applicable fees.
Record the stock number or VIN and confirm trim, cab, bed, drivetrain, engine and installed equipment.
Confirm which featured programs apply to the selected truck, customer and transaction date.
Estimate the current vehicle, then account for its final appraisal and any outstanding loan payoff.
Review rate, term, down payment, monthly payment and total amount paid rather than judging the deal by payment alone.
New and used F-150 trucks can both provide strong value, but the right choice depends on model year, mileage, condition, warranty, trim, equipment, available offers and planned ownership length.
Compare the actual configurations rather than assuming every truck with the same model name has identical capability, equipment or pricing.
Compare engines, cab and bed combinations, towing, payload, technology, ride, trade value and service support.
Compare truck utility, interior priorities, available engines, towing configurations, technology and complete ownership needs.
Compare configuration, capability, premium features, bed usability, trailer technology, purchase terms and service.
Determine whether a light-duty F-150 is enough or whether trailer, payload, commercial and vocational requirements point toward Super Duty.
Use dedicated guides to answer one question at a time while keeping the main inventory page focused on choosing and purchasing the truck.
Maintenance should reflect the way the truck is used. Frequent towing, payload, short trips, long idle periods, jobsite use, winter operation and commercial routes can create different service needs than ordinary commuting.
Explore maintenance and repair resources developed around Ford F-150 ownership.
Service resources for pickups used for daily driving, towing, hauling, business and demanding work.
Include mileage, vehicle use, warning lights, noises, leaks, trailer concerns and recent maintenance.
Request maintenance parts, repair components and available accessories. Include the VIN for accurate application.
Weber Ford is located in Granite City, Illinois, serving truck shoppers traveling from St. Louis, St. Louis County, St. Charles County, Granite City, Collinsville, Edwardsville, Glen Carbon, Wood River, Alton, Belleville, Fairview Heights and surrounding communities.
Before traveling, contact the dealership with the stock number or VIN to verify current availability and vehicle location.
Weber Ford offers new Ford F-150 shopping from 3465 Progress Parkway in Granite City, Illinois, serving St. Louis and surrounding Missouri and Illinois communities.
The 2026 Ford F-150 lineup includes XL, STX, XLT, Lariat, Tremor, King Ranch, Platinum and Raptor trims. Actual availability varies with current inventory and production.
The engine lineup includes 2.7-liter and 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engines, a 5.0-liter V8, a 3.5-liter PowerBoost full-hybrid V6 and specialized high-output engines for Raptor models.
Ford publishes a maximum available tow rating of up to 13,500 pounds for a properly configured 2026 F-150. Actual capacity depends on engine, cab, bed, drivetrain, axle, equipment, passengers and cargo.
Many work-truck buyers begin with XL, STX and XLT. The right trim depends on cab, bed, payload, towing, interior durability, technology and daily comfort requirements.
Many family shoppers begin with a SuperCrew because of its larger rear-seat area and easier passenger access. Also compare bed length, parking, towing and purchase range.
Yes. The 3.5-liter PowerBoost full-hybrid V6 is available on select 2026 F-150 trims and may include available Pro Power Onboard capability depending on configuration.
Yes. Weber Ford provides an online trade-value tool. Final value depends on inspection, mileage, condition, equipment, history, documentation, market factors and any outstanding payoff.
Yes. Qualified shoppers can submit Weber Ford’s secure online finance application. Submission begins the review process but does not guarantee approval, a particular rate or a specific payment.
Weber Ford publishes featured F-150 opportunities on its F-150 specials page. Offers can have vehicle, customer, expiration and combination requirements.
Yes. Weber Ford provides new and used F-150 shopping resources so buyers can compare model year, mileage, condition, trim, warranty, equipment and payment options.
Yes. Weber Ford provides F-150 and Ford truck service resources, including routine maintenance, diagnostics, brakes, tires, parts and online service scheduling.
Search current trucks, compare the cab, bed, engine and equipment, add your trade and contact Weber Ford with the stock number or VIN to confirm availability and arrange a test drive.
