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Ford Celebrates 75th Anniversary of F-Series Trucks with 2023 F-150 Heritage Edition

To celebrate 75 years of F-Series trucks, Ford introduces the 2023 F-150 Heritage Edition–a modern take on the timeless 1970s and ’80s two-tone exterior paint offerings featuring the classic style combined with the outstanding durability, capability and technology today’s F-150 customers love.

Available on XLT series F-150 trucks, the design represents a fresh interpretation of the classic A-B-A exterior paint pattern, with an A colour encompassing roof and pillars, a B colour for the midsection, then A repeating on bumpers, lower door and lower body.

Interior offerings in slate gray and black complement the expressive exteriors. Distinct seat trim covers featuring unique inserts, plus embossing on the console lid further enhance the uniqueness of the Heritage design. A white “75 Years” logo appears in the upper centre windshield and is included in the centre screen startup animation and on the centre console.

Five colour options are available:


  • Race Red midsection, with upper and lower Carbonized Gray

  • Atlas Blue midsection, with upper and lower Agate Black

  • Antimatter Blue midsection, with upper and lower Carbonized Gray

  • Avalanche midsection, with upper and lower Agate Black

  • Area 51 midsection, with upper and lower Agate Black


Pricing will be available when order banks for the 2023 F-150 Heritage Edition open mid-July, with production starting this fall.

 

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