Ford F150 Takes AutoPacific 2015 Vehicle Satisfaction Award

When it comes to heavy-duty pickup trucks in Utah and elsewhere, the Ford F150 takes the cake (and the awards). The iconic and award-winning pickup truck model has won another award, the AutoPacific 2015 Vehicle Satisfaction Award. 

According to autonation.com, the president of AutoPacific said, “The Vehicle Satisfaction Awards look at the big picture, including owners’ experiences with overall quality and safety, but it goes deeper than that. We also take into account the heart of the ownership experience to determine those vehicles that are extremely satisfying to their owners.”

Doing Something Right

In order for Ford and the F150 pickup truck to win a prestigious award like this, they must have done something right. It seems as though this company knows what they are doing because this isn’t the first time the particular model has received an award from companies in Utah and elsewhere.

In 2009 alone, the Ford F150 won the Motor Trend Pickup of the Year Award, “Best Redesigned Vehicle.” They also won “Top Safety Pick" from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the “Accessory-Friendly Pick-up" Design Award from SEM. Overall, the pickup also won five other impressive awards.

Solid and Reliable

Since 2009, the Ford F150 has won many other awards in Utah and worldwide, including “Truck of the Year.” (Ford is given this award just about every year by reputable sources.) The truck is just that good when it comes to power, endurance, safety and reliability, among other traits.

The Ford F150 is an amazing creation and has shown its luster and effectiveness time and time again. For anyone looking for a solid and reliable vehicle, look no further. It will not disappoint, and it has the awards to prove it. 

You can shop for a new F150 or other vehicle, such as the award-winning Mustang, at Ford dealers in your area. 

Rhett Ahlander is a automative writer reporter for Fusion 360, an SEO and content marketing agency. Information provided by Henry Day Ford.