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10 sales, $32,000–$48,990
- 2023Standard Range69,539 mi$35,990May 2026
- 2023Standard Range42,105 mi$38,888May 2026
- 2022Standard Range64,345 mi$32,000May 2026
- 2023Standard Range43,987 mi$36,990Apr 2026
- 2023Standard Range51,514 mi$36,186Apr 2026
- 2023Standard Range41,358 mi$48,990Apr 2026
- 2022Standard Range45,711 mi$43,045Mar 2026
- 2023Standard Range48,070 mi$38,400Mar 2026
- 2023Standard Range63,517 mi$33,491Mar 2026
- 2022Standard Range41,327 mi$38,990Mar 2026
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Census ProF-150 Lightning Lariat
Recalls
NHTSA has a battery recall on file for this model.
Check this VIN on NHTSA ↗Dealer description
This 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning Lariat brings powerful electric performance to your driveway with an impressive 76 city MPGe and 61 highway MPGe efficiency. With low mileage at 63,068 miles, this gray SuperCrew offers a clean Carfax history and has been meticulously maintained. The black leather interior and premium features make every drive a refined experience. - Navigation system with GPS - Bluetooth connectivity - Heated and cooled leather seats - Max Trailer Tow Package - Mobile Power Cord (120/240V charging) - Tough bed spray-in bedliner - Rear view camera - All-wheel drive with independent suspension - Electronic stability control and traction control - Auto high-beam headlights with delay-off function This local trade example combines utility with cutting-edge electric technology, from its single-speed automatic transmission to the responsive steering and comprehensive safety suite. A non-smoker vehicle with premium appointments, the F-150 Lightning Lariat is ready to deliver the power and capability you expect from Ford's legendary truck line. Visit us today to experience the future of performance firsthand.
Questions for the seller (2)
- Battery health report The seller can pull one from the car; it's the only real degradation data, and nothing remote can measure it.
- Build date (door-jamb sticker) and original in-service date Settles mid-year running changes; the in-service date, not the model year, starts the warranty clock.