2021 ROUSH F-150 Development Testing | ROUSH Performance

We’re excited to share a sneak peek behind the scenes of our off-road testing of the chassis, suspension, and body components on our new 2021 ROUSH F-150.
Our engineers visited an off-road facility to put our newest truck through several performance tests. Body components, including the wide-body fender flares, fender extractors, and front grille, as well as the suspension and exhaust systems, were all rigorously tested to ensure perfect fitment, performance, and quality.
Click below to learn more about how we test above and beyond OE standards to ensure our vehicles exceed performance expectations out on the trails. www.roushperformance.com/blog...
*Pre-Production Vehicle Shown; Production Vehicle May Vary
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[@triedandtrue1820]

Need public opinion on major changes to look, flares were not scrutinized

[@darklimechaos]

Can Roush Performance provide at this time any dates as to when the 2021 Roush F150s will hit the dealerships?

[@middlehot]

Can we buy the widebody flare? Parts number? Thanks

[@whiteandnerdytuba]

Those fake fender flares are looking even worse than the initial release. I did not expect to be disappointed

[@alexkam8702]

Ram❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Trx#1

[@patmason7276]

Have to get the trucks from Ford first. Need a new electronics supplier in America!!!

[@Firefly_3161]

Previous V8 Coyote gen 2 much better and reliable then gen 3 because of stupid timing belt on new engine.

[@prestonbonner2456]

That body kit is not great.

[@estebanlopez9236]

B. O. R. I. N. G. AS F@K !

[@AFellowDoktuh]

That kit is ugly, not gunna lie