00:00Welcome to the video from the Car Magazine Tuning Blog.
00:12Today, it's all about the legendary street truck combat, the Ford F1 Lobo.
00:19Following on from the Maverick logo last year, Ford is now launching a significantly larger and more eye-catching version of the street pickup with the new F-150 logo, exclusively for the United States.
00:30The name Lobo, which means wolf in Spanish, was first used in 1981 for a Bronco concept vehicle and appeared in production form on the Mexican market in 1997 with the F-5150.
00:44For the 2025 model year, Ford is bringing the logo back as a standalone package for the STX.
00:51Not a separate equipment line, but an optional styling package.
00:55Technically, the F-150 Lobo is based on the Super CW body variant and comes exclusively with the familiar 5.0-liter naturally aspirated V8 engine.
01:04Anyone hoping for more power will be disappointed.
01:07As before, the engine delivers 406 horsepower and offers 556 newtonim of torque.
01:13Those who want something more powerful will have to choose other models such as the EcoBoost V6 with 450 horsepower or the Raptor Air with its 5.2L supercharged V8 and a mighty 730 horsepower.
01:27However, the F-150 Lobo is no mere show-off.
01:30It comes with all-wheel drive and an electronically controlled, on-demand two-speed transfer case with modes 2H, 4H and 4L.
01:37The maximum payload is 658 kg.
01:42The towing capacity is around 3.5 tons.
01:46Visually, the logo lives up to its name.
01:49A 10-piece body kit ensures a beefy appearance, supported by numerous black accents.
01:54The hood with power dome, a striking radiator grille and a two-layer LED light strip at the front are striking.
02:03The taillights have also been redesigned and subtle Lobo emblems add additional accents.
02:08The 22-inch gloss black rims are exclusive to the Lobo, while the rear has been lowered by around 5 centimeters, which further enhances the sporty look.
02:19Also new are visible dual tailpipes, which are not found on the Maverick Lobo.
02:24The truck can be painted not only in black, but also in Atlas Blue, Rapid Red, Carbon Gray or Oxford White.
02:34The price for the Ford F-150 logo is around 55,000 euros including shipping and handling fees.
02:40This makes it around 4,300 euros more expensive than a regular STX.
02:46However, the logo is not a final farewell model of the current 14th generation F-150.
02:52According to industry reports from Automotive News and the Detroit Free Press, the model will probably remain in the range until at least mid-2028, as its successor has been delayed.
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