New Company Car

[Danny3737]

Just changed jobs and was given a 2018 F150 4X4 for a company car . It’s not a bad ride, but it’s got the turning radius of an aircraft carrier. I did opt for the V8 over the Ecoboost. I’m not a big fan of the engine shutoff feature and have to remember to disable it every time I drive it. Just waiting for the first nice weekend so I can give it a through detail. Definitely going to miss driving her daily. I guess the biggest benefit is that it still has less 100K on the clock, which is pretty good for a 2004.

 

[MrBalll]

It's a Ford so I'll just say meh. But that's nice you get a company vehicle and your Denali can get a rest.
I have a take home vehicle and I unfortunately only put about 5-20 miles on my Tahoe a week; if even that. Kind of hate it, but it's nice as far as keeping it around forever.

 

[swathdiver]

Yeah, them Fords still drive like eighteen wheelers. I enjoyed my '96 F-150, it was very truck like but as we all know the GM trucks are so much more refined; seems to be a philosophy with each company's products.

 

[UrbanSuburban]

I have a 2011 Ford 150 xl as a company vehicle. I know what you mean by turning radius, after a 04 suburban this thing was quite an unpleasant surprise. It also rides like a mule and with the ac on it smells like one as well. Apparently Ford has a problem with the AC smelling like Manure (no joke). I am really glad I got this truck as I now realize that I will never buy a Ford Pickup ever. How Ford ever got to the top of the Pile I will never know. I had three Ford Broncos and I will take all of them over this POS any day.