Additional value in the electric roller shutter and mudflaps,

The long road from Dearborn to you
Every F-150 sold in Australia is built in the Ford Dearborn truck plant in Michigan. These authentic American legends are then shipped over, and, via an uncompromising and detailed re-manufacturing process, converted to right-hand drive for Australian customers. In this video, you’ll see the impressive facility where it all takes place.
Every part as good
While about 500 parts are replaced in the right-hand drive remanufacturing process, around 90% of the F-150 remains exactly the same. And what is swapped out, like the cast-magnesium cross-car beam, is every bit the equal of the original.
Attention to detail
Even the very smallest things matter. The drive shifter, for example, has been retooled with 30 new parts to create a mirror-image right-hand drive equivalent.
Smart design you can relax in
One thing that you’ll have more than enough of in the F-150 is space. The interior is large, quiet, incredibly comfortable and just perfect for families. Check it out in this video, and you’ll also see some of the smart design ideas and driver assist technologies that take the stress out of the road.
Room to work
You can get the job done in an F-150. Press a button on the LARIAT gear shifter1 when you’re parked and it stows away so you can unfold a table from the armrest, providing a handy table for work or lunch.
Hide precious cargo
You can keep valuable cargo close at hand, yet out of sight, with the generous hidden storage under the rear seat of the F-150. And, if you want even more space, LARIAT includes a partitioned lockable, fold-flat storage compartment for greater cargo organisation.
Takes whatever you throw at it
The F-150’s tub is built just as tough as the rest of it, with the tailgate designed as a mobile work bench, a tough spray-in liner, four adjustable tie-down cleats and a sliding rear window2 for extra flexibility.

Additional value in the electric roller shutter and mudflaps,

The long road from Dearborn to you
Every F-150 sold in Australia is built in the Ford Dearborn truck plant in Michigan. These authentic American legends are then shipped over, and, via an uncompromising and detailed re-manufacturing process, converted to right-hand drive for Australian customers. In this video, you’ll see the impressive facility where it all takes place.
Every part as good
While about 500 parts are replaced in the right-hand drive remanufacturing process, around 90% of the F-150 remains exactly the same. And what is swapped out, like the cast-magnesium cross-car beam, is every bit the equal of the original.
Attention to detail
Even the very smallest things matter. The drive shifter, for example, has been retooled with 30 new parts to create a mirror-image right-hand drive equivalent.
Smart design you can relax in
One thing that you’ll have more than enough of in the F-150 is space. The interior is large, quiet, incredibly comfortable and just perfect for families. Check it out in this video, and you’ll also see some of the smart design ideas and driver assist technologies that take the stress out of the road.
Room to work
You can get the job done in an F-150. Press a button on the LARIAT gear shifter1 when you’re parked and it stows away so you can unfold a table from the armrest, providing a handy table for work or lunch.
Hide precious cargo
You can keep valuable cargo close at hand, yet out of sight, with the generous hidden storage under the rear seat of the F-150. And, if you want even more space, LARIAT includes a partitioned lockable, fold-flat storage compartment for greater cargo organisation.
Takes whatever you throw at it
The F-150’s tub is built just as tough as the rest of it, with the tailgate designed as a mobile work bench, a tough spray-in liner, four adjustable tie-down cleats and a sliding rear window2 for extra flexibility.