Used ford f350 diesel for sale near me

Filter Advanced Filters

Ford F-350 by Body Style

Ford F-350 Pickup Truck

Find Ford F-350 Deals in Top Cities

Ford F-350 in Charlotte, NC Ford F-350 in Chicago, IL Ford F-350 in Columbus, OH Ford F-350 in Denver, CO Ford F-350 in Houston, TX Ford F-350 in Jacksonville, FL Ford F-350 in Memphis, TN Ford F-350 in Phoenix, AZ Ford F-350 in Portland, OR Ford F-350 in Seattle, WA

Ford F-350 by Trim

Ford F-350 Lariat Ford F-350 XLT Ford F-350 XL Ford F-350 Platinum Ford F-350 King Ranch Ford F-350 Limited Ford F-350 Lariat Super Duty Ford F-350 XL Super Duty Ford F-350 XLT Super Duty Ford F-350 Lariat Crew Cab Super Duty Ford F-350 Super Duty

Ford F_350s for Sale by Year

2019 Ford F_350 2017 Ford F_350 2020 Ford F_350 2022 Ford F_350 2021 Ford F_350 2016 Ford F_350 2015 Ford F_350 2018 Ford F_350 2012 Ford F_350 2011 Ford F_350 2014 Ford F_350 2008 Ford F_350 2013 Ford F_350 2006 Ford F_350 2005 Ford F_350 2004 Ford F_350 2010 Ford F_350 2009 Ford F_350 1999 Ford F_350 2002 Ford F_350 2003 Ford F_350 2000 Ford F_350 2001 Ford F_350 2007 Ford F_350

About The Ford F350

Vehicle Summary

Since becoming available for sale in 1999, the Ford F350 and its siblings in the F-Series Super Duty family have been some of the most capable entries in Ford's truck line-up. The fourth generation (2017–present) saw a complete redesign of the F350, making use of a 95% high-strength steel frame and the same aluminum alloy body panels used in the smaller F150 to cut weight. Third-generation Ford F350s (2011–2016) use steel body panels on a fully boxed frame. For the 2017 and newer F350, Ford pairs the all-new 6.2L gas V8 and 6.7L turbodiesel V8 engines with a new six-speed transmission.

Unless otherwise noted, information related to these featured vehicles comes from third-party sources, including manufacturer information. Product and company names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of third-party entities. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by these entities.

FAQ

Q: How much weight can the F350 haul?

A: The 2017 and newer dual-rear-wheel F350 has an estimated maximum payload of 7,640 pounds. 2012–2016 model years have a maximum payload of 7,050 with dual rear wheels. 

Q: How much weight can the F350 tow?

A: The 2017 and newer F350 with single rear wheels can tow up to an estimated 15,000 pounds with its 6.7-liter diesel engine when properly equipped.1 The dual-rear-wheel 2017 and newer Ford F350 with its diesel engine can tow up to an estimated 21,000 pounds, also when properly equipped.1 

Q: How much does an F350 weigh?

A: The fourth generation (2017 to present) F350 has a curb weight of 5,909 to 7,487 pounds, depending on the trim. Third generation (2011–2016) F350s are 6,010 to 7,035 pounds curb weight, also depending on trim level. 

1 Various factors may impact towing capacity, including weight of passengers, cargo, and options/accessories.

Ford F350 Trim Configurations

2012 Ford F350 Trim Levels  

• XL - This entry-level trim offers 40/20/40-split-folding vinyl seats, an AM/FM radio with two speakers, an in-dash message center, cab steps, and more. 
• XLT - Building on the XL trim, the XLT adds a CD Player with MP3 playback, a four-speaker AM/FM radio, cruise control, and many other useful features. 
• Lariat - The Lariat includes everything in the XLT while giving you a touch of luxury with its leather 10-way power front seats, nine-speaker premium audio system, SiriusXM® satellite radio, and more. 
• King Ranch - The top-level trim at that time, the King Ranch builds on everything the Lariat offers. This unique trim adds color-matched carpets, a rearview camera, remote start, chrome exterior accents, and lots of other features. 

2013–2016 Ford F350 trim levels 

• XL - The base-level trim for 2013–2016 Ford F350s includes a 40/20/40 split-folding front seat, 17-inch painted wheels, an AM/FM radio with two speakers, an in-dash message center, cab steps, and more. 
• XLT - Keeping the standard XL features, the XLT level adds four-way adjustable front headrests, Ford SYNC® connectivity, SiriusXM radio, and power accessories. 
• Lariat - The Lariat continues to add a bit of luxury to the XLT, giving you options like 18-inch alloy wheels, heated and cooled leather seats, a Sony® premium audio system, and dual-zone automatic climate control. 
• King Ranch - The King Ranch is a unique trim that builds on the Lariat. King Ranch adds features like mesa-brown-leather, 10-way power front seats, as well as chrome exterior accents, and woodgrain inserts. 
• Platinum - When it comes to the 2013–2016 F350 models, the best you can get is the Platinum trim, which features a navigation system, a heated steering wheel, remote start, and impressive 20-inch cast-aluminum wheels. 

2017 to present Ford F350 trim levels 

• XL - At the entry level, the XL trim comes for sale with 17-inch wheels, a 40/20/40-split-folding front seat, and a four-speaker AM/FM audio system. 
• XLT - Moving up from the XL trim, the XLT adds popular features like a 4.2-inch display, a rearview camera, Ford Sync connectivity, cloth seats, 18-inch wheels, and more. 
• Lariat - Adding a taste of luxury to the XLT trim, the Lariat F350 features 18-inch alloy wheels, shift-on-the-fly four-wheel drive, 10-way power front seats, a Sony 10-speaker premium audio system, and many other useful features. 
• King Ranch - This trim has long been considered the western themed version of the Lariat when compaired to other trims for sale, and adds unique alloy-wheels, interior accents, upgraded leather seats, LED box lighting, and heated and cooled front seats. 
• Platinum - Taking luxury to the next level, the Platinum trim features 20-inch wheels, LED lights, blind-spot monitoring, and a heated steering wheel. 
• Limited - This top-of-the-line trim exclusive to 2018 and newer F350s includes everything the Platinum offered you while adding a surround-view camera, adaptive cruise control, a panoramic sunroof, and two-tone leather seats. 

Find Used Ford F350 For Sale By Year

Find Used Ford For Sale By Model

Find Used Ford F350 For Sale By Trim

Reviews for Ford F350

Overall Rating

4.7 out of 5 (21 reviews)

My research on future vehicles starts a minimum of 1 year out but so many changes, it doesn't go past 3 years. This truck an awesome vehicle and if someone is looking for a great deal, this 2012 F350 is it (but you can't have mine). Prior vehicle was a 2004 Nissan Titan SE - a great truck but this one is so much better.

Pros

• Reliability: Its one of the main reasons for buying this vehicle.
• Power: Probably should be first on my list. This truck is torque and power!
• Seat Comfort: Most confortable seat I've ever sat in.

Great truck, good price, simple purchase, drives like much smaller vehicle. Newer 6.7L PowerStroke is a dream compared to others I've had, and quieter in the cab. Pulls all my trailers effortlessly. Great interior with all the latest tech toys (remote start, backup camera, cooled seats, Bluetooth, media center, etc.).

Pros

• Styling: Looks great, very comfortable, well built in and out
• Seat Comfort: Lived far too long without adjustable lumbar and heated/cooled seats and remote start
• Power: Tows like a dream

Cons

• Cost to Maintain: 6.7L PowerStroke has additional maint items compared to others, but expected in a larger vehicle (dual fuel filters, large oil and coolant quantities, etc.)
• Fuel Economy: Avg 15mpg city, 20-22highway, but its a big and heavy truck.
• Ride and Handling: While it drives like a car, solid beam front and rear axles and stiff suspension will make you feel more bumps on the road, but not nearly as much as the dually version

- Pat C., 2012 Ford F350

Great one ton Ford truck I use the truck for towing my fifth wheel it has plenty of power and plenty of room no problem Towing the fifth wheel. The only thing I don't like about the truck is the additive that you have to use because it's a diesel. But that's the way on you diesel trucks are wonderful truck no regrets

Pros

• Ride and Handling: It handles like a dream
• Power: Has plenty of power to tow my fifth wheel

Cons

• Fuel Economy: Use a truck to tow my fifth wheel and I would get for gas mileage no matter what kind of truck I would use

- Luis Martinez, 2012 Ford F350

Related Articles

How to Correctly Tow with a Pickup Truck

How to Correctly Tow with a Pickup Truck

Tue, Aug 10, 2021

Are you new to towing or want to get started? Take a look at some essential things to know about how to tow an RV or trailer. Discover tips and towing basics and check out three popular trucks that are built for the task.

Top 7 Trucks for Towing

Top 7 Trucks for Towing

Mon, Jul 19, 2021

Are you looking for a truck that has the power to pull? Get started by reading through our list of the seven best trucks for towing, according to CarMax sales data from December 1, 2020, through May 31, 2021. These trucks have power, space, and functionality for just about any job.

Best Used Diesel Trucks

Best Used Diesel Trucks

Tue, May 25, 2021

Want a heavy-duty truck for work or play? This list of the best used diesel trucks for 2021 shoppers, based on CarMax vehicle and sales data from October 1, 2020, through March 31, 2021, combines high towing capacities with powerful engine performance.