Video Summary
This 3-year-old F-150 Lightning has Sun-tech matte PPF protecting the paint. The Ford FDRS system was hooked up to see what kind of battery health is still in the vehicle three years later.The owner has charged this car at 100% every time; it is recommended that you only charge to 80% - 90%.
A range test shows that about 328 miles are still available worth of EPA-estimated range. One new set of tires was put on the car. Due to regenerative braking, fewer brake changes are required, but tire wear is faster due to the vehicle’s weight of 6,800 pounds. A unique F150 tire is required for the weight of the vehicle.
There has only been one recall, for the rear light bar due to water intrusion, which Ford fixed quickly. The State of Health for the battery is 100% despite the improper charging.
KBB thinks a fair purchase price for the vehicle is 40,905 to 45,950 which is a huge decline from the 80,000 MSRP. This vehicle did not have Blue Cruise 2.0, missing the automatic lane change feature.
