

2027 Ford F-150 XL
XL is the foundation of F-150 capability and a logical place to start for work trucks, fleets, contractors, farms and buyers who prioritize utility over luxury.
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The 2027 Ford F-150 lineup ranges from straightforward work trucks to premium daily drivers and purpose-built off-road machines. Compare F-150 XL, STX, XLT, Lariat, Tremor, King Ranch, Platinum and Raptor to find the truck that fits the way you work, tow, travel and spend your weekends.
Go directly to a dedicated trim guide or continue below for a complete overview of the lineup.
F-150 trim levels are easier to understand when you stop thinking of them as simply good, better and best.
XL emphasizes work and utility. STX adds more style while remaining accessible. XLT is the broad all-around choice. Lariat moves deeper into comfort and technology. Tremor adds specialized off-road capability. King Ranch and Platinum move into luxury territory. Raptor turns the truck into a dedicated high-performance off-road machine.
Cab, bed, engine, drivetrain, axle ratio and equipment packages matter just as much as the trim badge, so the ideal F-150 is the complete configuration that fits your needs.

Eight distinctly different trims let buyers prioritize work capability, value, comfort, luxury, off-road performance or some combination of them.

XL is the foundation of F-150 capability and a logical place to start for work trucks, fleets, contractors, farms and buyers who prioritize utility over luxury.
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STX gives buyers a more expressive F-150 without immediately moving into the price and equipment levels of the higher trims.
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XLT sits in the heart of the lineup. Its broad range of configurations makes it a natural fit for work, family use, commuting, towing and weekend recreation.
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Lariat moves F-150 into substantially more premium territory while preserving the towing, hauling and bed utility expected from a full-size Ford pickup.
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Tremor adds real off-road hardware without moving all the way to Raptor. It combines increased ride height, off-road shocks, skid plates, 33-inch all-terrain tires, electronic locking rear differential and Ford trail-driving technology.
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King Ranch combines serious truck utility with distinctive premium materials and a recognizable Southwestern-inspired design theme.
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Platinum is aimed at buyers who want premium comfort and technology while retaining F-150 towing, bed utility and serious powertrain choices.
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Raptor goes substantially farther than Tremor. It is a purpose-built high-performance off-road truck with a wider stance, specialized suspension, aggressive tires and dramatically different chassis hardware.
Raptor is built for buyers who prioritize terrain capability, suspension performance and high-speed off-road driving rather than conventional pickup-truck value.
Research F-150 Raptor →Tremor and Raptor both add substantial capability beyond a conventional F-150 4x4, but they are designed for different buyers.
Tremor keeps more of the everyday usability, towing focus and conventional dimensions of a regular F-150 while adding meaningful off-road hardware.
Raptor is a dedicated high-performance off-road platform. Its suspension, track width, tires, bodywork and powertrain are built around significantly more aggressive terrain use.

The 2027 model year brings meaningful powertrain changes, including a new 3.0L EcoBoost V6 replacing the previous 2.7L EcoBoost across much of the lineup.
Current 2027 order-guide reporting identifies a new 3.0L EcoBoost V6 as the replacement for the previous 2.7L EcoBoost.
The 3.5L EcoBoost remains an important choice for buyers focused on torque, towing and higher-output truck configurations.
The naturally aspirated V8 remains part of the 2027 lineup, including availability on several premium and off-road configurations.
PowerBoost combines EcoBoost V6 power with hybrid assistance for buyers interested in strong torque and available Pro Power Onboard.
Tremor combines its specialized off-road chassis with available engine choices designed to keep capability and performance at the center of the truck.
Raptor and Raptor R sit at the extreme performance end of the F-150 powertrain range.

Maximum towing and payload can change substantially based on engine, cab, bed, drivetrain, axle ratio, equipment packages and the individual truck's weight.
That means two trucks wearing the same F-150 trim badge can have very different towing, payload and everyday-use characteristics.
Start with XL. Its configuration flexibility makes it the logical starting point for businesses, contractors, farms and straightforward truck use.
Explore XL →Look at STX. It adds a more expressive appearance without immediately moving into premium-truck territory.
Explore STX →Start with XLT. Its broad range of configurations makes it a natural fit for work, towing, commuting and family duty.
Explore XLT →Lariat is worth a closer look when premium comfort and technology matter nearly as much as capability.
Explore Lariat →Tremor is the sweet spot. It adds real suspension, traction and trail hardware while retaining more conventional F-150 utility.
Explore Tremor →King Ranch combines premium appointments with one of the most distinctive personalities in the F-150 lineup.
Explore King Ranch →Platinum is aimed at buyers who want premium technology and materials in a highly capable full-size pickup.
Explore Platinum →Raptor is the destination when suspension performance, rough-terrain speed and specialized high-performance hardware are the priorities.
Explore Raptor →Cab, bed, engine, drivetrain, appearance packages and functional equipment can make two F-150 trucks feel almost like different vehicles.



| Trim | Primary Focus | Best Starting Point For | Research |
|---|---|---|---|
| XL | Work & Utility | Contractors, fleets, businesses, farms and straightforward pickup use | XL Guide |
| STX | Value & Style | Buyers who want a more expressive entry point into F-150 | STX Guide |
| XLT | All-Around Versatility | Work, family use, towing and daily driving | XLT Guide |
| Lariat | Premium Everyday Use | Frequent drivers who want greater comfort and technology | Lariat Guide |
| Tremor | Off-Road Capability | Gravel, trails, rural property, winter weather and outdoor use | Tremor Guide |
| King Ranch | Southwestern Luxury | Buyers who want premium appointments with distinctive character | King Ranch Guide |
| Platinum | Modern Luxury | Buyers prioritizing high-end comfort, technology and capability | Platinum Guide |
| Raptor | High-Performance Off-Road | Enthusiasts prioritizing suspension, terrain capability and performance | Raptor Guide |
Truck needs around northwest Missouri vary almost as much as the F-150 lineup itself.
Some customers need a straightforward work truck. Others tow campers or equipment. Some need a SuperCrew that can handle family duty all week. Others want the luxury of Platinum or King Ranch, the trail capability of Tremor or the extreme performance of Raptor.
Chuck Anderson Ford in Excelsior Springs serves F-150 shoppers throughout Liberty, Kearney, Lawson, Richmond, Smithville, Kansas City and surrounding northwest Missouri communities.
Excelsior Springs, MO 64024
Sales: 816-648-6419
Service: 816-648-6424
Parts: 816-648-6429
Start with the trim that matches your priorities, then narrow the decision by cab, bed, engine, drivetrain, towing requirements and equipment. From XL and XLT to Tremor and Raptor, there is an F-150 built around very different kinds of work and recreation.