What's your favorite feature on your truck?

[JCsTruck]

The 5.0-liter V8 is probably not considered a feature so then I would say the 12” infotainment screen with apple maps is real nice.

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[miniceptor86]

Lots of cool and uncool things about my ‘25 Lariat but since I have to pick on favorite, it’s the heated steering wheel. Even when it’s not cold it feels good on theses old hands.

 

[Buyer2021]

my favorite feature is having the steering wheel column shifter.
..... I wish ford offered higher trims than XLT with a column shifter.

Having added ^that^ to my Lariat recently, it's mighty high on my list of favorites, too.

As far as OE features I love, there are so many it's hard to pick just one favorite, but if forced I might have to choose the 360 cams (mine as OE included the bed cam). I find myself using them constantly ... parking, hitching, loading docks, maneuvering through trees on my property, towing with the accessory trailer cam, etc, etc.

 

[Ricksc]

Changing batteries more then tv remote

 

[stabincabin]

Lots of cool and uncool things about my ‘25 Lariat but since I have to pick on favorite, it’s the heated steering wheel. Even when it’s not cold it feels good on theses old hands.

Im sad my XLT has heated seats but no heated steering wheel. Thankfully remote start does the trick just fine

 

[stabincabin]

Having added ^that^ to my Lariat recently, it's mighty high on my list of favorites, too.

As far as OE features I love, there are so many it's hard to pick just one favorite, but if forced I might have to choose the 360 cams (mine as OE included the bed cam). I find myself using them constantly ... parking, hitching, loading docks, maneuvering through trees on my property, towing with the accessory trailer cam, etc, etc.

I really wish I knew about that before buying lol I didn't even think that it could be converted. Seeing it like factory in a nicer trim is awesome. Still happy with what I have but if anything happens to my truck and I need to replace it with another, im definitely going this route!

 

[Davexxxx]

The 7.2 PPOB sets it apart from all others, so I guess that would have to be it.

As far as other features, that after having this truck, I don't want to do without?

Cooled seats, memory seats, pedals and mirrors, are very nice to have, as is the power, coupled with the fuel econ.

 

[RCSB]

This 2024 XL is the first vehicle I’ve had with power locks/windows and automatic transmission (hate the AT). While it may be basic to some, to me it’s like driving a spaceship what with the huge tv in the dash that has a map inside of it. Because of the Whipple I’m missing out on stop/start and cylinder deactivation though. I’ve had it for a year and just recently drove it at night. WOW the headlights are great. My night sight isn’t bad after all. It’s just that my other vehicle’s headlights suck.

 

[moritzes]

I really wish I knew about that before buying lol I didn't even think that it could be converted. Seeing it like factory in a nicer trim is awesome. Still happy with what I have but if anything happens to my truck and I need to replace it with another, im definitely going this route!

Don't worry, you didn't miss it last year - that kit only became available a couple of months ago! I'm going to live with my '25 Lariat a bit before any bigger changes like that (and btw the '24-25 trucks require dealer reprogramming for the column shifter to work - I'm not wild about that), but I'm guessing it's in my future. I already love everything else about the truck. Coming from a 2007 stick shift Ranger, the '25 is like a spaceship.

 

[Old Hat]

The delete two doors feature.

 

[Atlee]

The 7.2Kw "generator". Plus heated seats & heating/AC fir each seat.

 

[Pointman]

Powerboost and adaptive cruise are tied for best options!

 

[jhelrey]

I love how the brights slowly get brighter on my 2024 vs flashing on/off like it did on my 2021. Much easier on the eyes, etc.

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