Highlights:
- Available in SuperCrew and SuperCab
- High-output alternator
- Easy-clean rear vinyl bench seating and flooring
- Removed center console for custom equipment
Government and fleet customers – including law enforcement and roadside assistance providers – require the toughest, smartest, most capable vehicles for their work, so Ford offers a Special Service Vehicle package for the 2016 F-150 to meet their rigorous needs.
F-150 Special Service Vehicle gives fleets a selection of configurations so customers can pick what best suits their needs. Available in XL trim for either F-150 SuperCrew or SuperCab configuration, customers can opt for the package in a 4×4 or 4×2 drivetrain, along with the 5.0-liter V8 or high-torque 3.5-liter EcoBoost® engine to ensure there is never a lack of power.
Law enforcement and fleet work can get messy, so trucks equipped with the package replace carpeting with easy-to-clean vinyl flooring. The rear seat is swapped out for a vinyl bench for quick cleanup.
A high-output 240-amp alternator replaces the stock unit to accommodate for extended idle times. Standard 40/20/40 seats are replaced with 40/blank/40 seats, with the center section deleted to create more space for customization.
“Many officers need the extra space F-150 Special Service Vehicle offers,” said Stephen Tyler, Ford police marketing manager. “They can load the cargo box with equipment and still fit five people inside. Its utility is unmatched.”
Law enforcement makes up a large portion of Special Service Vehicle purchases, so Ford added F-150 to satisfy a complete range of police needs.
“We offer a whole family of police vehicles,” said Arie Groeneveld, Ford chief program engineer for police vehicles. “Our lineup aims to fulfill the unique needs of law enforcement officers, and our F-150 Special Service Vehicle is an extension of that offering. This vehicle definitely lives up to its Built Ford Tough reputation.”
Other Ford vehicles available to Law Enforcement:
- F-150 Special Service Vehicle
- Expedition Special Service Vehicle
- Special Service Police Sedan
- Transit Prisoner Transport Vehicle
- Police Interceptor Sedan
- Police Interceptor Utility
This will be an excellent PPV for departments in more rural areas but I don’t really see its use in a city environment unless it’s towing equipment or something. Bigger guys like myself find the new Explorers to be ample roomy and make fantastic K9 vehs already. Still it’s really nice to see Ford offer this.
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