14 articles · Updated · Detroit Free Press · May 6
The $4,195 package is available now for online orders on Super Duty 250 and 350 models, with standard four-wheel drive and diesel or gasoline V8 engines.
Dealership arrivals are due this fall, featuring Carhartt badging, six exterior colours, 20-inch wheels, and upholstery designed to resist spills and dirt for worksite use.
The launch builds on a collaboration announced a day earlier and draws on a Ford-Carhartt relationship dating to 1927, rooted in their shared Detroit industrial heritage.
Beyond a branded truck, what long-term support will Ford and Carhartt offer skilled workers?
Can Ford's campaign truly help solve the massive skilled labor shortage it highlights?
As Ford offers discounts amid quality concerns, what real capability upgrades do new models offer?