2017 Ford F250 Super Duty Lariat Strength Meets Sophistication Offered proudly by Jones Ford CJDR Wickenburg When you want serious capability wrapped in premium comfort, the 2017 Ford F250 Super Duty Lariat is the truck that stands tall. Built for those who need heavy-duty performance without sacrificing refinement, this Lariat model delivers power, presence, and everyday usability in a way only a Super Duty can. Beneath the hood lives the heart of a workhorse: Fords available 6.7L Power Stroke Turbo Diesel V8, producing a massive 440 horsepower and 925 lb-ft of torque one of the strongest engine configurations offered in the 2017 Super Duty lineup. Paired with the Torq Shift 6-speed automatic transmission, the truck feels smooth, confident, and ready for demanding towing and hauling tasks. The Crew Cab design offers an expansive interior with over 40 inches of front headroom and nearly 44 inches of front legroom, giving every passenger space to relax even on long drives. Premium Lariat trim touches like soft touch materials, upscale finishes, and advanced convenience features create a cabin that feels more like a luxury SUV than a work truck. And because real trucks earn their reputation by what they do, the F250 Lariat doesn't disappoint: diesel equipped models can tow up to 21,000 pounds, giving you the confidence to pull heavy trailers, equipment, or recreational gear without hesitation. The fully boxed high strength steel frame, paired with Fords military grade aluminum alloy body, ensures long-lasting durability while shedding unnecessary weight for improved performance. From rugged job sites to Arizona backroads, this F250 Lariat delivers a ride that feels stable, powerful, and unmistakably Ford Tough. At Jones Ford CJDR Wickenburg, you'll experience our signature smalltown honesty, friendly guidance, and a no pressure approach designed to make your truck buying experience easy and enjoyable. Ready to take the wheel? Visit our showroom, contact us today, or schedule a test drive your next powerhouse awaits.
