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What Edmunds Says
It may be last year's model, but if all you need is a no-frills work truck, the Heritage offers good value and a functional design.
Pros
Available V6 and manual transmission, respectable road manners, low pricing.
Cons
Limited engine choices and feature availability, poor IIHS crash test result, the new F-150 is bigger, faster and stronger.
Available F-150 Heritage Regular Cab Models
Use the Edmunds Pricing System to help you get the best deal:
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- 4.2L V6 engine
- Manual transmission
- Up to 15 cty/19 hwy mpg
- 4-wheel drive
XLT
- 4.2L V6 engine
- Manual transmission
- Up to 15 cty/19 hwy mpg
- 4-wheel drive
Available F-150 Heritage SuperCab Models
Use the Edmunds Pricing System to help you get the best deal:
XL
- 4.6L V8 engine
- Automatic transmission
- Up to 15 cty/19 hwy mpg
- 4-wheel drive
XLT
- 4.2L V6 engine
- Manual transmission
- Up to 15 cty/19 hwy mpg
- 4-wheel drive
What's New for 2004
The F-150 Heritage is a carryover of last year's model and therefore presents no new changes. Intended primarily as an affordable work truck, the F-150 Heritage is offered as a standard or extended cab in XL and XLT trim with limited features lists. Notably, the Heritage models are the only F-150s that can still be equipped with a V6 engine and a manual transmission.
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