With these impressive performance numbers, you can also expect some impressive capability. With the Ford F-150, you can experience a best-in-class available towing capacity of 14,000 pounds and a best-in-class available payload rating of 3,325 pounds.

Looking ahead to the future, Denton drivers can look forward to some new features for the Ford F-150. There are plans to make a fully-electric Ford F-150, with evidence showing that the battery-powered truck will continue its tradition of impressive towing and hauling. Even if the all-electric F-150 doesn't come in 2022, Ford truck drivers can expect a variety of engines, including diesel and hybrid engines, to be available for their Ford F-150.

Climb inside a Ford Super Duty to experience incredible power. Whether you're using your new Ford Super Duty at the worksite or showing off your boisterous truck to your friends at your favorite off-road spots, this pickup truck will not let you down.

With a new Ford Super Duty, Dallas drivers will love the best-in-class maximum conventional towing of 24,200 pounds, best-in-class maximum payload capacity of 7,850 pounds, best-in-class maximum fifth-wheel towing of 32,500 pounds, and best-in-class maximum gooseneck towing of up to 37,000 pounds. Ford Super Duty models come in XL, XLT, LARIAT, King Ranch, Platinum, and Limited trims.

For drivers shopping for a new mid-size truck, the Ford Ranger is ready to answer the call. When you hit the trail, you'll need a powerful engine to back you up. Whether you get the Ford Ranger XL, XLT, and LARIAT trims, you will be impressed by the power and towing capacity offered by this pickup truck. With a class-exclusive advanced turbocharged gas engine, Dallas drivers can get a best-in-class payload rating of 1,860 pounds, a towing capacity of 7,500 pounds, a best-in-class gas torque rating of 310 pound-feet, and an impressive horsepower rating of 270. With tuned off-road monotube shocks and all-terrain tires, you will know you can rely on your vehicle when the road gets tough.