Ford F-150 Reviews

Ford F150 2019, trouble with the radio, the place I took it to said Fords are known for that. I thought it was the driver's side speaker, took it to Car Toys. They replaced the speakers and that did not work. They referred me to Soundwerks who was able to repair the radio. It cost me over 8004 in total between the two places.

I have a 2019 F150 5.0 and since it had 30k miles I've had the same issue for over a year. With 44k they finally fixed the issue (needed new motor) and after having my truck around 10 times and over 2 months they denied me a rental and for the last 10 days they finally approved me to get one. After waiting almost 3 months and not getting a check I called back and now they are acting dumb and no one will call me back. I've owned 7 fords personally and a couple for my business. Will never buy a Ford again and will stop any friend or family member from buying another one. The worst customer service I've ever dealt with and still dealing with. Just say away is all I could say.

I own a 2017 F150 with little over 60000 miles. I started hearing a knocking sound from the engine. Took it to the dealer. I was informed that the lifters were bad and needing replacement. The dealer informed me that it was a $5000 charge just to rip the engine down not the actual cost to fix the known problem that this truck has.

2018 ford f150 fx4 3.5 ecoboost with every bell and whistle. It’s an absolute hunk of garbage. 4 wheel drive stranded me one foot away from pavement with “4 wheel drive temporarily disabled”. A 2 wheel drive truck pulled me out. Can’t unlatch the seats to get to the tire change stuff. Can’t unlatch them even with a rope or a prybar. Unbelievable.

My F150 started having 4wd issues with engaging/disengaging underneath 10k miles. I took the truck into the dealership and they said that there was nothing wrong and "they couldn't repeat the issue." Fast forward a few years and 3 months, 4K miles over warranty. I took the truck back in for the same 4wd issue (Dealership in Milwaukee WI, Versus Neenah WI this time), as well as a transmission slamming issue in low gears that has been going on for several years. They magically were able to find the issues once warranty has expired!! Now I am asking Ford to help cover the damages that have been reported.

I have had several issues with my 2023 f150. Truck tries to shift to 4wd while driving all the time. Over 409 times in first 6000 miles. Dealer won't attempt repair because Ford says they don't have a fix for it. Vehicle has shifted to park while driving. Windows won't roll up. E brake issues. Major electronic issues. I could go on and on. Tried to get ford to buy it back but they said the dealer can't duplicate the problems. Total lies because they won't give me a copy of my appt. or send me emails after my appointments. Looks like chevy and toyota are getting a new customer for me and my family's vehicles.

Bought a brand new 2022 F150 limited. Sales man was great. Sale was great. However that all changed drastically once I had the truck. Service has been a nightmare. Have booked my truck in multiple times, weeks in advance for simple service maintenance. Dropped the truck off at 7:00 am. Called around 4:00pm as service closes at 5:00pm only to be told that they never got around to my truck. Always asked if they could have it for 2-3 days to do simple maintenance, with no loaner provided.

2020 F150 failed an oil consumption test as it guzzles 1-2 quarts every 1000 miles or less. Needs a new engine which is on backorder. Ford knew of this problem with the engine and tried to cover it up, looks up class action lawsuits! They will have my vehicle for over a year and they are just telling me to wait, they are not responsible. I will NEVER buy a Ford again and you shouldn’t either.

It is a shame that ford has known issues with timing chain stretch and will not do a recall! Their work around this issue is a TSB even has all the parts needed to fix fords problems that is a joke! My 2013 f150 3.5 ecoboom had 87000 thousand miles on it and now this junk transmission threw a wrench mode at 78 miles per hour!!! Thankfully I was lucky enough to get off the highway. That is just plain poor craftsmanship on Ford's behalf! So looks like the transmission is cooked due to poor design and flawed lead frame! Again this should be on ford but just another TSB and screw the customer! This will be my last ford I will purchase as they refuse to stand behind what they sell! Junk trucks with way too many issues and no help from Ford. What a Joke..

My husband and I have owned Ford vehicles for over 20 years and my Uncle actually owned a Ford dealership for over 30 years. After the experience we have had with my husband’s truck and my Ford Edge within the same month, I can assure you I will NEVER buy a Ford again! My husband’s F-150 3.5 liter Eco boost truck has only 70,000 miles and all at once everything started going wrong! These codes started going off: