2023 Ford F-150 for sale in Farmingdale

Check out this 2023 Ford F-150 just listed for sale by Auto Buyers Market. This vehicle is located in Farmingdale at Automotive Avenues of Wall. This is a 2023 Ford F-150. === ALL ELECTRIC, FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE, LOW MILEAGE, ONE-OWNER, NO-ACCIDENT, NONSMOKER, SILENT POWER AND SERIOUS CAPABILITY! === The 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning XLT is the pickup that proved a full-size truck can go electric without giving up what makes a truck useful. Finished in Agate Black Metallic and showing only about 14,900 miles, this Lightning pairs a quiet, effortless dual-motor powertrain with everything buyers expect from America's best-selling truck line, from a real pickup bed to serious towing and hauling ability. At roughly 4,300 miles per year since it entered service, this one has barely been put through its paces. With a clean NO-ACCIDENT history, a one-owner background and Ford electric-vehicle warranty protection that runs for years to come, it is a smart way to step into electric truck ownership. === Why Shoppers Buy This Model === The F-150 Lightning earned its following by taking the familiar F-150 formula and adding something no gas truck can match. Instant electric torque delivers startling acceleration, the cabin stays remarkably quiet, and the ride feels more settled and composed than many pickups. Owners also love the practical extras that only an electric truck can offer, including a large lockable front trunk and the ability to power tools, appliances and campsite gear right from the truck. Running costs are the other big draw. Charging at home costs far less than filling a tank, and there are no oil changes or spark plugs to think about. Rivals such as the Chevrolet Silverado EV and Rivian R1T are fine trucks in their own right, but the Lightning stands apart for its approachable F-150 design, familiar controls and the support of Ford's enormous dealer network. === Automotive Press and Industry Recognition === Critics welcomed the Lightning as one of the most convincing electric trucks to date, praising its blistering acceleration, comfortable ride, clever front trunk and the way it still feels like a proper F-150 from the driver's seat. Kelley Blue Book's editors rate the 2023 model 4.8 out of 5 and name it their Best Electric Truck of 2023. MotorTrend named the F-150 Lightning its 2023 Truck of the Year in a unanimous vote, a rare distinction that recognized the way it combined real-world capability with innovation. For shoppers weighing the move to electric, that kind of consensus is reassuring. === Warranty === The odometer currently reads 14,932 miles, and this Lightning is STILL COVERED by transferable Ford factory warranty protection, measured from an estimated in-service date of May 2023. Remaining transferable factory coverage: * Electric Vehicle Components Warranty. Covers the high-voltage battery and key electric drive components. Runs through May 2031 or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first, with about 85,000 miles remaining. * Powertrain Warranty. Covers major powertrain components. Runs through May 2028 or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first, with about 45,000 miles remaining. * Safety Restraint System Warranty. Covers the airbags and related restraint components. Runs through May 2028 or 60,000 miles. * Roadside Assistance. Provides emergency roadside support. Runs through May 2028 or 60,000 miles. Extended service plans are available for owners who want protection beyond these factory terms. === Standard Features === The XLT Lightning series is the sweet spot of the lineup, adding the comfort and convenience equipment that makes daily driving feel upscale. A big 12-inch SYNC 4 touchscreen anchors the dashboard, the driver's seat adjusts eight ways with power-adjustable pedals so everyone can find a comfortable position, and heated front seats take the chill off winter mornings. The XLT also brings the practical touches that make the Lightning so useful: a fold-flat interior work surface, a locking removable tailgate with tailgate assist, a Class IV trailer hitch, a 360-degree camera and Ford's Boxlink bed system with tie-down hooks. It is a truck that f