The 2011 Ford Super Duty is now equipped with a B20 biodiesel compatible engine. This enhanced biodiesel compatibility offers a wider range of fuel choices to customers. This new fueling alternative blends a maximum of 80 percent diesel derived from petrol and around 20 percent of biodiesel, hence the name B20 compatible. For those who may not know about it, biodiesel is a type of fuel which is obtained from sources considered renewable. These include fats from animals and vegetable oils.

This latest innovation is certainly welcome and is particularly suitable for all those customers who are actually involved in agriculture. Those environment-friendly fuels are usually the most favored ones among those individuals. Another reason for the high interest in the 2011 Ford Super Duty B20 compatible is the fact that a number of municipalities and states around the world offer loans and numerous facilities for people opting for B20 use.

Ford has invested so much time and money in testing the engine mounted on the 2011 Ford Super Duty B20 compatible. There is undoubtedly a huge variation in biodiesel quality in different countries. Ford has tested the vehicle on different blends of the fuel. Engines which are not attuned to B20 suffer wear and tear quite easily and there is always the risk of leaks. However, the Ford 2011 Super Duty has shown to be very tolerant of B20. Different driving styles, multiple uses of the vehicle as well as extreme road conditions were taken into consideration while developing the engine. It has again shown to be durable and reliable.

While some customers might be tempted to choose an environment friendly fuel, the guarantee is there that they will still receive a quality performance from the vehicle. Indeed the vehicle is being tipped to satisfy and even exceed all expectations of the prospective buyers.

When it comes to taking your office to the job site Ford Motor Company has you covered. Enter the 2011 FORD Super Duty:

Ford’s Super Duty 2011 model will offer more horsepower and torque yet also increases fuel economy on both the 6.2-L gasoline engine and the 6.7-L diesel. And when escaping the elements inside the roomy cabin, the F-Series Super Duty also offers owners a comfortable technological haven. Ford Work Solutions system makes the Ford Super Duty a mobile office. Here are the awesome advantages of having a Super Duty equipped with apps that offer a satellite office and those that offer more pulling capabilities:

Ford Work Solutions System offers: A Blue-tooth enabled in-dash computer with a six inch high resolution monitor that is either touch screen activated or can be activated with the wireless keyboard. The system connects to the Internet with a Sprint broadband Internet connection; a Blue-toothed enabled phone system is also part of the system and allows hands free calls as is a Garmin Navigation System. The computer, offering 4GB of flash storage, allows communication with people at the office and allows storage of documents. When logged in the user has access to the computer at the office and can save documentation to that computer. The system also comes with an in-dash printer.

Also available for the 2011 model year is a factory fifth wheel prep package. The package will be designed by Cequent Performance Products, Inc. (package will be produced under one of Cequent’s brands, REESE) the pre-eminent name in the production of fifth wheel (heavy duty) and gooseneck hitches for trucks considered heavy duty. According to Ford, the hitch will allow owners of Super Duty trucks to pull up to 25,000 pounds. Ford also mentions that the “system will tie into the electronic controls of the vehicle allowing for a safety checklist to be implemented.” All 2011 Super Duty trucks in production will have a ‘bed floor cut’, a frame mount, and correct wiring. The REESE hitch can be bought at a Ford dealership or by people who sell aftermarket products.

Ford Motor Company not only listens to customer requests for technological upgrades but also takes pride in giving more than the customer envisioned. Stay tuned for the next unbelievable upgrades.

If there is one truck that encompasses the slogan Ford Tough it is Ford Motor Company’s F-450. Ford’s F-Series has been around for decades (production began in 1948) and the Super Duty models since 1999.

Ford engineers crafted the Super Duty to take care of the heavy lifting so to speak and the first generation F-450 was sold for commercial use only. Super Duty has no doubt lived up to its name in granting owners exceptional towing capacity.

Today’s trucks have evolved so that a business owner’s work truck can also be an office on wheels and Ford’s Super Duty is the ideal example of bringing those together seamlessly. Here is what you are in store for when you go Ford Tough:

The Ford F-450 is available in Crew Cab with an eight foot bed carried around by dual rear wheels that offer the owner truck weight distribution and stability. Owners can opt for either 2WD or 4WD and three trims levels: Base XL; upgrade to XLT; and then another upgrade to the luxury rich Lariat. As imagined the base truck is a no nonsense work truck that takes little time to clean after the work day, the next two levels offer the owner who likes more amenities. Package options include: The King Ranch, The Harley-Davidson, and Cabela’s FX4.

Ford gives the F-450 a 6.4-L PowerStroke diesel engine with twin turbochargers for ultimate torque and also offers a radius-arm front suspension that offers a substantial amount of front load-bearing capacity. The power behind the F-450 will perform beyond expectations in nearly all conditions especially when pulling trailers on steep grades. The towing competency of this truck will astound the unsuspecting.

Ford Motor Company’s F-450, a beast of a truck now comes dressed for general as well as commercial use. For business owners that need 24,000 pounds of towing capacity look no further than Hodge Ford to pick up the F-450. The Super Duty F-450 King Ranch suggested MSRP is $62,375.