2015 Ford F-150 by Tuner Tom - CC-BY-SA-3.0 Introduced in the 12th generation F-150, the 5.0 Engine has been a solid engine option for owners. Dubbed the “Coyote,” the 5.0 engine is praised for its power, reliability, and overall ease of ownership. Although this engine has comparatively few problems, there are still a few things that you should be on the lookout for if you’re looking to put an F-150 equipped with this engine in your driveway.

The F-150 is a classic truck. But does it stand the test of time? Read on to learn about this vehicle’s benefits and drawbacks and see which years to avoid. Short List: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2015, 2016, 2017 Ford has been one of the top-performing (thanks to their excellent towing capacity) and selling trucks for decades and is generally considered the most reliable and durable option out there. In any given year, it has the chance to be the best-selling vehicle in the US and ranked third overall in 2021.

Source: Pixabay In 2007, Ford added a backup camera into several of their vehicle models, including the F-150 pickup truck. The camera was strategically placed in the corner of the rearview mirror to allow the driver to use the camera in conjunction with the mirror more easily. Did Ford include a backup camera into their vehicles a little late, or was it a quality-of-life decision that should have been implemented sooner?