The twin panel sunroof is so nice
The F150 trucks are a plenty with the 3.55 gears
Seems like a huge influx of used Canadian F150 trucks on the market
When I traded mine in, they told me it was headed to the US. Same thing when my father in law traded his in as well.
Last I checked the Canadian dollar was about $.80 US. That makes it very attractive for US based dealers to buy low mileage (kilometer-age?) Canadian trucks with more valuable US dollars and then bring them to the US for sale. Thanks to NAFTA there is no import duty on products made in North America so there's no penalty for doing it.
If you ever see a truck with "XTR" on the rear of the bed, that's a Canadian truck. Mine is an XTR and it's not the only one I've seen in my suburban Denver neighborhood (Littleton CO). The XTR package was a chrome trim package offered only in Canada.
My truck was originally sold and used in Calgary, Alberta.
The only downside to this that I can see is that it seems to me that it's likely to make it more difficult for Canadians to get their hands on late model trucks, since it's so attractive for dealers to sell them across the border for more money.
Canadians, have you noticed a shortage of used trucks, more than usual I mean?
BTW one thing I'd like to know is whether Canadian spec trucks have the KPH on the outside (main) ring of the speedometer and MPH on the inside? Because mine has MPH on the outside and KPH on the inside which makes me wonder if the dealers switched the instrument panel insert.
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