Capability
- The F-150 offers the widest range of engines, including a hybrid and turbocharged EcoBoost options.
- The Ram 1500 offers a V8, a turbo inline-six and an EcoDiesel; ride quality is a known strength.
- Max tow ratings favour the F-150 in top trims; both tow more than most owners need.
- Payload matters as much as tow rating for real-world use.
Comfort and value
- The Ram 1500's coil-spring (and available air) rear suspension gives a smoother ride.
- The F-150's interior, especially in higher trims, is highly functional with strong tech.
- Resale value is strong for both; the F-150 often holds a slight edge in volume markets.
- Compare the total cost of the loan, since truck balances are large and the rate matters.
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Frequently asked questions
Both hold value well; the F-150 often has a slight edge in resale volume in Canada.
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Top-trim F-150s generally post higher max tow ratings, but both exceed what most owners need.