2011 Ford Super Duty F-250 SRW Values
Select a 2011 Ford Super Duty F-250 SRW trim level
As Ford's hard working, heavy-duty pickup, the 2011 Ford F-250 Super Duty receives upgraded powertrains, increased capability, and revised exterior design. Now standard is a 6.2-liter gas V-8 with 402 hp, choose the optional 6.7-liter turbo diesel V-8 and you have 390 hp and a class-leading 735 lb ft of torque on tap. Both are paired with 6-speed automatic transmissions which allow towing capacity up to 26,400 lbs in certain configurations. The EPA does not rate mpg in this class of truck, but Ford engineers estimate improvements in mileage across the board. The Super Duty is available in 2 or 4-wheel drive with multiple cab and bed configurations. With its optional trailer sway control, hill start/descent assist, engine exhaust brake, Ford Work in-cab computer, and many more innovative and productivity features, the Super Duty has raised the bar in the heavy-duty pickup arena once more.
2011 model year changes
Ford's Super Duty F-Series trucks are refined and refreshed for 2011, with an emphasis placed squarely on power. The front end is bigger and bolder in its design, including the grille, which boasts a Blue Oval emblem more than a foot across. The hood has also been reconfigured to make room for two newly available engines--a 6.2L gasoline V8 and a "Scorpion" 6.7L Power Stroke turbocharged diesel--each of which boasts more power than its predecessors. Both are mated to an all-new 6-speed automatic transmission.
Inside, the Super Duty has a new flow-through console, which begins at the instrument panel and stretches to the back seat in models so equipped, and it features an array of customizable storage options.
Added features to aid in towing are Hill Start Assist, which prevents rollback and Hill Ascent and Hill Descent Control, which regulate the brakes and throttle while to provide more control in up-and-down terrarin. And an electronic locking differential provides maximum traction.
Side air bags and air curtains are optional and a new 4.2-inch LCD screen displays information on specific features such as Trailer Brake Control and Tow Haul.
Competitive comparison
Array of powerful gas and diesel engines; excellent towing and hauling capability; largest storage capacity in its class; standout convenience features.
Special features for 2011
For 2011, Ford has taken its F-250 (three-quarter-ton), F-350 Super Duty (one-ton), and F-450 pickups and infused them with even more of the things owners hold in high regard--namely powerplants. Super Duty trucks are ideal for towing and hauling, and a host of new features such as Hill Ascent and Hill Descent Control, make the task even easier, while giving drivers added piece of mind.

F250 Super Duty-V8
Crew Cab King Ranch 2WDCrew Cab King Ranch 4WD
Crew Cab Lariat 2WD
Crew Cab Lariat 4WD
Crew Cab XL 2WD
Crew Cab XL 4WD
Crew Cab XLT 2WD
Crew Cab XLT 4WD
Regular Cab XL 2WD
Regular Cab XL 4WD
Regular Cab XLT 2WD
Regular Cab XLT 4WD
Supercab Lariat 2WD
Supercab Lariat 4WD
Supercab XL 2WD
Supercab XL 4WD
Supercab XLT 2WD
Supercab XLT 4WD
As Ford's hard working, heavy-duty pickup, the 2011 Ford F-250 Super Duty receives upgraded powertrains, increased capability, and revised exterior design. Now standard is a 6.2-liter gas V-8 with 402 hp, choose the optional 6.7-liter turbo diesel V-8 and you have 390 hp and a class-leading 735 lb ft of torque on tap. Both are paired with 6-speed automatic transmissions which allow towing capacity up to 26,400 lbs in certain configurations. The EPA does not rate mpg in this class of truck, but Ford engineers estimate improvements in mileage across the board. The Super Duty is available in 2 or 4-wheel drive with multiple cab and bed configurations. With its optional trailer sway control, hill start/descent assist, engine exhaust brake, Ford Work in-cab computer, and many more innovative and productivity features, the Super Duty has raised the bar in the heavy-duty pickup arena once more.
2011 model year changes
Ford's Super Duty F-Series trucks are refined and refreshed for 2011, with an emphasis placed squarely on power. The front end is bigger and bolder in its design, including the grille, which boasts a Blue Oval emblem more than a foot across. The hood has also been reconfigured to make room for two newly available engines--a 6.2L gasoline V8 and a "Scorpion" 6.7L Power Stroke turbocharged diesel--each of which boasts more power than its predecessors. Both are mated to an all-new 6-speed automatic transmission.
Inside, the Super Duty has a new flow-through console, which begins at the instrument panel and stretches to the back seat in models so equipped, and it features an array of customizable storage options.
Added features to aid in towing are Hill Start Assist, which prevents rollback and Hill Ascent and Hill Descent Control, which regulate the brakes and throttle while to provide more control in up-and-down terrarin. And an electronic locking differential provides maximum traction.
Side air bags and air curtains are optional and a new 4.2-inch LCD screen displays information on specific features such as Trailer Brake Control and Tow Haul.
Competitive comparison
Array of powerful gas and diesel engines; excellent towing and hauling capability; largest storage capacity in its class; standout convenience features.
Special features for 2011
For 2011, Ford has taken its F-250 (three-quarter-ton), F-350 Super Duty (one-ton), and F-450 pickups and infused them with even more of the things owners hold in high regard--namely powerplants. Super Duty trucks are ideal for towing and hauling, and a host of new features such as Hill Ascent and Hill Descent Control, make the task even easier, while giving drivers added piece of mind.