Used Lariat ER or New XLT SR

[Maxx]

I have a 22 ER with tow package, 10K miles, no deletes, iced blue silver, that will be for sale in a few weeks. PM me if you are interested.

Really don't want to sell but my Job is reducing workforce so need to lighten the load a little.

Once economy collapses, the more stuff you have the better. You may wanna hold on to that Lightning.

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[djwildstar]

Or go with a used 2022 Lariat ER with about 20K miles, I've seen a few pop up for around 55K

Go with the ER Lariat; it's a nice truck!

 

[Squirrel Master]

Just got a new XLT sr for $46 with pro onboard. Love it and never need the ER. I'm not sure why everyone says get the ER but I drive 50 miles a day and I'm never close to trouble . Saved me 20k from an ER for a few more miles. Don't need it.

Just look at your life and what you use it for, not what anyone else says.

 

[TaxmanHog]

Just look at your life and what you use it for, not what anyone else says.

Great advice, there are plenty of use cases where an SR is perfectly fine.

 

[DesertEV]

+1 ER vote '22 w no deletes if you can.

Where did you find your grill? Looks great.

 

[Zaptor]

Where did you find your grill? Looks great.

Thanks, got it relatively inexpensively on eBay, from a Chinese seller with decently fast shipping. There's a great thread and writeup about the install and pitfalls here by /u/AZT9
https://www.f150lightningforum.com/...aptor-grille-swap-and-install-tutorial.17862/ the camera swap is not easy but it can be done if you have a Dremel and lots of patience...

 

[DesertEV]

Thanks, got it relatively inexpensively on eBay, from a Chinese seller with decently fast shipping. There's a great thread and writeup about the install and pitfalls here by /u/AZT9
https://www.f150lightningforum.com/forum/threads/-update-ford-e-raptor-grille-swap-and-install-tutorial.17862/ the camera swap is not easy but it can be done if you have a Dremel and lots of patience...

Thank you. Awesome job!

 

[VAF84]

I wouldn’t buy any lightning that didnt have ER in the name, but I drive a lot, and much of it on open road at highway speeds.

If one or more of the following applies to you: WFH, don’t drive much, primarily in dense urban environment, typical drives are below 55 mph, don’t live in a place with long cold winters, or are retired and have the time for lots of stops on road trips, SR would work.

 

[BennyTheBeaver]

Great advice, there are plenty of use cases where an SR is perfectly fine.

Totally.

Unless you need 150+ miles daily or weekly, live in a cold environment, or tow, the SR is perfectly suitable for many people and their use case.

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