Current Ford Models

The original performance truck is still going strong, although It is nowhere near the capabilities of the Ram 1500 TRX (that's a job for the Raptor R). The 2024 F-150 Raptor is still a brisk mover, needing less than 5.5 seconds to hit 60 mph. Its 8,200 tow rating also means it's actually very practical as a work truck, and can haul a motorcycle trailer without issue if you want to go trail riding or to a motocross track for some practice.

The big brother to the "normal" F-150 Raptor, the Raptor R is the sledgehammer that Ford has brought to the high-performance off-road truck fight. It is almost exactly on par with the current king of the hill, the RAM 1500 TRX, but has a few tricks up its sleeve by being built just as robustly as the Raptor, but with much more off-road oriented shocks and absolutely massive 37 inch Goodyear All-Terrains, which are made specially for the Raptor R! We can't wait to see who will win in the showdown that is sure to be coming at the end of summer

When the Mustang Dark Horse appeared late in Q4 2023, many were surprised that there was not a Mach 1 model instead. However, the Dark Horse, and it's slightly more feature laden brother the Dark Horse Premium, is more powerful and faster than the 6th Generation Mach 1, and not by a small margin either. It obliterates 60 MPH in 3.7 s with the 6-speed manual, and makes one hell of a nice noise while doing so too. Rest assured, there is very likely a Mach 1 model coming in the future, but for now, the king of the Mustang hill is a Dark Horse with a big chip on its shoulder!

The Bronco Raptor is designed to do everything the regular Bronco can do, only better. The sturdy SUV is shod with massive 37-inch wheels, custom long-travel suspension and loads of hardcore off-road character. The Bronco Raptor will be exclusively available with a four-door body style, complemented by different individual packages and an extensive options list.