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The 2025 Ford Super Duty is setting a radically new standard for heavy-duty trucks with its efficient design, groundbreaking features, and updated offerings that will leave you absolutely speechless. You need to see this engineering marvel at Bob Maxey Ford in Detroit, MI. more Engine Options: Power Meets Versatility You will find a range of robust engine choices tailored to meet different needs and they are ready to dominate. The standard 6.8L V8 gas engine powers the XL, XLT, and Lariat trims, delivering a reliable 405 hp and 445 lb-ft of torque for everyday tasks. If you are looking for enhanced towing capabilities that defy logic, the 7.3L V8 gas engine becomes standard at the King Ranch® trim level and above to push out 430 hp and 485 lb-ft of torque. For those who require maximum torque and efficiency, the optional 6.7L Power Stroke® diesel engine is available to unleash a massive 475 hp and 1,050 lb-ft of torque. For Detroit drivers who demand versatility, the Super Duty's 10-speed automatic transmission with selectable drive modes, such as Normal, Tow/Haul, and Eco, ensures a smooth and precise driving experience that remains composed even under heavy loads. The truck's 4x4 drivetrain, which is standard from the XLT trim onwards, adds off-road capability for those adventurous journeys or challenging worksite conditions where failure is not an option. Interior Comfort and Technology The 2025 Ford Super Duty combines rugged utility with modern luxury inside the cabin to create an experience that will blow your mind. The Lariat trim introduces ActiveX® seating material, a wrapped steering wheel, and a stunning 12" LCD touchscreen powered by SYNC® 4. This system offers wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ compatibility to ensure seamless connectivity on Detroit’s busy roads. For those seeking the ultimate in luxury, the Platinum trim takes comfort to the next level with premium leather seats, a B&O® Unleashed Sound System by Bang & Olufsen®, and features like a head-up display and heated steering wheel that make you feel like royalty. Additionally, FordPass Connect™ with 5G Wi-Fi hotspot capability is standard, allowing passengers to stay connected on the go. You might be commuting through Detroit traffic or heading out for a weekend adventure, but the 2025 Super Duty ensures everyone remains comfortable and entertained. Safety First with Ford Co-Pilot360™ Technology Safety is paramount in the 2025 Ford Super Duty, and the inclusion of Ford Co-Pilot360™ Technology across trims demonstrates this intense commitment. Key features include: Pre-Collision Assist® with Automatic Emergency Braking: Helps prevent or mitigate collisions. Blind Spot Information System (BLIS®): Includes trailer coverage, making it ideal for towing across Michigan highways. 360-Degree Camera System: Provides a bird’s-eye view for easier parking and maneuvering in tight Detroit spaces. These features, combined with the truck’s robust body structure and advanced airbag systems, ensure total peace of mind for both drivers and passengers. Visit Bob Maxey Ford in Detroit, MI You need to experience the 2025 Ford Super Duty for yourself immediately. Bob Maxey Ford in Detroit, MI, is your go-to destination for exploring this remarkable truck. Our team is here to help you find the perfect configuration to meet your needs, regardless of if it is for work, play, or both.

Just as often as you'll see an F-150 on the roads, look at any given work site, and you're likely to see it littered with Ford Super Duty trucks. The F-250 model is an excellent step up from the F-150, offering advanced towing and hauling capabilities for big demands. Let's look closer at what the 2025 Ford F-250 Super Duty pickup has to offer. more Strong Engines for Tough Demands Four different V8 engines are available across the lineup. The standard engine in XL, XLT, and Lariat models is a 6.8L V8 that produces 405 hp and 445 lb-ft of torque. It can tow up to 17,300 pounds. King Ranch and Platinum models use a 7.3L V8 engine that provides 430 hp and 485 lb-ft of torque, and can tow up to 19,500 pounds. An available 6.7L diesel V8 offers over 1,000 lb-ft of torque, enabling a conventional towing capacity of 22,000 pounds. A high-output version of the V8 increases horsepower to 500 and torque to a whopping 1,200 lb-ft. This allows for maximum gooseneck towing of up to 40,000 pounds when configured with a dual-rear wheel setup. All engines are mated to a 10-speed TorqShift automatic transmission. Practical and Versatile Exterior The F-250 is designed to meet the practical requirements of commercial work. It comes in three cab and two bed configurations. The two-door Regular Cab setup offers room for three passengers and comes with an 8-foot bed. It's available in work-focused XL and XLT trims. The SuperCab configuration has room for six, with smaller rear doors and an 8-foot bed. A Crew Cab setup with four full-size doors is available in all trims and with a 6.75-foot or 8-foot bed. The Pro Power tailgate is available to make working in the bed easier, with built-in steps, grab bars, and ruler guides. LED headlights and taillights are standard on Lariat trims and higher, and are optional features on lower trims. Higher trims also include PowerScope trailer tow mirrors that include auto-dimming to reduce glare Luxury is Up to You The F-250 has five trim levels, each with increasingly luxurious appointments. The XL trim has all the basic work necessities without any bells or whistles, featuring manual windows, locks, and AC, vinyl upholstery, and an 8-inch infotainment touchscreen. The XLT trim adds power-adjustments and keyless entry, while Lariat steps up to leather-trimmed seats with heating and ventilation, and a 12-inch infotainment display. King Ranch exudes Western-inspired elegance, with a unique Kingville leather antique interior with wood trim. The champion of luxury is the Platinum trim, featuring premium leather upholstery, a 14-speaker B&O premium audio system, and power-deployable running boards. The 2025 F-250 is a workhorse that stands out from the rest due to its strong engine options and vast array of standard and available amenities. Get yours today at Bob Maxey Ford in Detroit, MI.

If you plan to take your Ford SUV or pickup truck off paved roads, then it's important to use safety and engineering features that support stable handling. Ford Hill Descent Control is a key component of the Ford Co-Pilot 360 safety suite of driver assistance technology that enhances your off-road safety so you can plan your next adventure with more confidence. more Hill Descent Control works by controlling your downhill travel speed with automatic brake application. This system allows the driver to select a travel speed for downhill driving. When the system is activated, the brakes will automatically pump to prevent your vehicle from speeding down a hill. This feature can be activated during low-speed travel below 21 MPH and will automatically disengage when the vehicle travels above 37 MPH. How to Use the System Drivers can activate Hill Descent Control by pushing a button on the central console. Setting the downhill driving speed can be done by using the steering wheel cruise control switches, or drivers can use the gas and brake pedals. The brake system can override the Hill Descent Control system in case of an emergency. When to Use Ford Hill Descent Control Hill Descent Control is specifically designed for off-road travel, such as when you are descending a steep hill on rough terrain. Because this system regulates your downhill travel speed with autonomous braking, it allows you to focus more on controlling the steering direction of your Ford so you can ease around obstacles in your path or keep your vehicle straight on narrow trails. However, you can also activate this system on paved roads, such as if you are driving in a hilly area in the city or the suburbs. This system will perform with the same brake regulation pattern to maintain a slow and controlled hill descent on ordinary tarmac. This system may even be particularly helpful to control your downhill descent speed during inclement weather. Can This System Be Used While Trailering? If you are hauling a heavy load with a model like the 2025 Ford F-Series, Hill Descent Control can be a boon to your vehicle handling. Traveling downhill with a heavy trailer or camper can be tricky in both on-road and off-road driving environments. When Hill Descent Control is activated, you can feel more at ease driving down a slope with a fully loaded trailer, since this system maintains your set travel speed and prevents the heavy load from pushing your truck downhill faster. Hill Descent Control is a crucial safety feature for off-road driving at moderate speeds, but it can also be used to improve downhill vehicle control when a trailer is attached. Try out this system during a test drive at Bob Maxey Ford (Detroit) in Detroit, MI.