2024 FORD F-SERIES SUPER DUTY - Torture Test

[@jimc3619]

The real torture test is the MSRP

[@PranavIgwe]

In India we do this everyday with a normal car 😂

[@Whynot6969-n7q]

LoL

[@Bluebottlenose]

In India th average car is worth 1000 usd😂

[@cesarpalmos8235]

Hence why these tests are performed

[@steventerrell1205]

Bring back Ford's tough twin i beam suspension!

[@pietrin4775]

As pistas aqui no Brasil são assim, literalmente todo lugar é um test de suspensão 😂😅

[@zayas6999]

aaaaaaaaannnnnnnndddddddd didnt make it up that hill at the end of the video

[@4X4Grandpa]

See now I’ll do this shit in the off-roading version of a truck and all the check lights come on :/

[@justintyme7213]

Shit! Ford didn’t have to build a test track to test the F-150, drive on any roads in S.E. Michigan! ☹️

[@barsaf9989]

Absolutely.

[@adamgardner9237]

It's a Super Duty

[@artym5560]

Ford must test new trucks in Russia with this route Vladivostok-Moscow

[@RudyF6]

@@justintyme7213 I live near some roads they do testing on...🤣

[@motormouth2472]

Neutral Drop would give it a proper torture test

[@upshifter5316]

They must do this to every single truck they make. Would explain why their shocks are blown from day 1.

[@zulqarnainnaseer1269]

Very short torture test.

[@trupatriot1776]

Michigan's roads can do better than this track can.

[@kdw75]

I am flabbergasted how hard it is to find out where the crumple zones are in vehicles. I have been searching and searching and cannot find any specific information about them. Are they located in the frames or the bodies or both? Over the decades I have been in a couple pretty good wrecks with my Ram 3500 and a friends F-450. One was bad enough that it bent an F-150 frame in half that was rear ended. Even with that we walked away and we weren't wearing seat belts and the F-450 had to have the hood and fenders fixed and the brush guard replaced, but the airbags didn't go off. I am wondering if the frame had crumples zones that they just fixed without mentioning or if what. They didn't say the frame had any damage to it and he still has it to this day.

[@steventerrell1205]

Quality is Job 1!

[@hugolafhugolaf]

They should concentrate on making their cars reliable instead.

[@PhillyDee215]

Probably the strongest 💪 truck in history....the Ford F150

[@barsaf9989]

This is f250/350

[@PhillyDee215]

Yeah I know....F-150 F-250 F-350 F-450 and so on, their all pretty tough

[@adamgardner9237]

It's the Super Duty

[@attackb5349]

WhistlinDiesel: 😐

[@Abel-Alvarez]

He's an L kid.

[@форсаж-ф2н]

Klass

[@m80116]

Even VW did these tests with the Golf, many years ago, including the (documented, there's still video evidence today) SLAM door test. Still the power windows fell inside the door, the gearbox (02M, coupled with 1.6 AKL engines and similar) exploded (very soon) and the shock absorbers were done before 100K Km and the springs fell off the seat. By the way, wasn't Ford historically making these tests to shear weight? This axle, just too robust, this differential, just too heavy and overbuilt for 200K miles.

[@IBANEZDADDY]

"Gay truck" NEXT!!!!!!

[@harleydavidson2218]

Yeah, unfortunately after the rainbow bullshit I’ll never buy another Ford

[@adamgardner9237]

Yea that kinda sucked

[@Ittou-Ogami]

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