Yes!!! Sounds like Ford recognizes that there are still true "truck people" who want/need a truck, but want some power to do what trucks do (towing/hauling), not like GM that thinks only people who DON'T need a truck deserve an engine (LTZ, Sierra Denali) purely for bragging rights or just to race people at the lights. SuperCrew 6.2L V8 4x4 XLT here we come!

This is the best news EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2011 it is!!!

Mike, how do we know that those twin tips are not from the baby diesel?

Great job Ford, Now bring on the Boss and the Coyote's !!!! Can't wait to sit and feel the Power come alive again... LOL "KEEP ON TRUCKIN"

I think the diesel pipes look a little different, though it would be good to see a shot of the 6.2 pipes on this spied truck from the side.

http://www.motortrend.com/future/spied_vehicles/112_0804_lincoln_navigator_diesel_spied/index.html

http://www.pickuptrucks.com/html/news/ford/44diesel/f150-with-4-4-liter-diesel-spied.html

I THINK WITH MARKET CRISIS, ANY BRAND, SHOULD GO SLOW. COST CUTTING HAS ALWAYS BEEN HTE BEST WAY TO GO. SO IF 6.2 IS HERE TO STAY, COYOTE ENGINES SHOULD HAVE 3 AND 4 VALVE OPTIONS, FOR DIFFERENT TYPES OF BUYERS. LIKE THE RAPTOR LET HAVE A LIGHTNING VERSION: COYOTE 5.0L 4V BLOWN 590 HP, LOW 13s F150 WHERES MINE!

I'll get a close-up of the pipes posted by tomorrow. They are not diesel pipes, which have fluting to help cool down the exhaust. It's not the 4.4-L diesel.

This is why Ford deserves to live on. Looking out for real truck loving people AND focusing on an electric passenger car future. I'm proud to say I've always been and always will be a Ford guy. Here's the list of Ford's I've owned:
'56 F100 (2) 223/292
'62 Falcon 2 door 170-upgraded to 250
'63 Ranchero 289
'68 Falcon Wagon 289
'66 Country Squire Wagon 352
'72 F100 360
'90 F150 4x4 5.8
'92 Ranger 4.0
'94 E150 5.8
'98 Ranger 4x4 4.0
'98 F150 4x4 5.4

Love them Fords - time to buy a new one.

hope that 6.2boss is in the 2010 harley davidson f-150

Just what American consumers need. A huge oversized POS engine do drive around with. I mean come on boys... very few (less than 5%) of the trucks on the road are actually used. Most are just driven to and from soccer practice. What at waste!

No, what we need is another ignorant negative opinion regarding something that isn't even on the market yet. Seriously, why go to a pickup trucks website, and complain about pickup trucks and large engines? Go to http://priuschat.com/ for what you want. The beauty of a pickup truck is you can use it for work and recreation, but it's nice enough to drive as a daily cruiser also.

haha the HEMI is only 5.7 liter and gets the same numbers as a 6.2 liter...id take the smaller engine with the same horsepower cuz then ill get good fuel mileage too

about time ford gets a real V8 they are about 3 years late, i wonder how this will stack up aganist the 6.2 Vortec ?

Hemi comments.... Too funny. With the tranny they use the current 5.4L out pulls it with a load. And thats with 310 hp. I don't think it'll be close when the Ford gets a 90-100 hp boost and still has the same tranny.

Not to mention the Ford will likely have no sacrifice in fuel economy, have 20+ more horse power, and 35+ more lb-ft

Also not the mention, Ford's EcoBoost V6 and 5.0 will be around 400 hp with great fuel economy, and GM is going bankrupt - Dodge is next up for bankruptcy. I think I'll stick with Ford.

Ford had the 6.2 under development before the fuel crisis...and had already invested time and money past the point of no return. So it makes sense that they would complete the program and get the engine into production. Screw gas prices if you can afford to drive what you want. The (ever-fickle) market will decide if this engine is what's needed. Meanwhile, at the other end of the spectrum, the Ecoboost 4 and 6 cylinder engine may end up in the F-150....and again, the market will decide what sells and what does not. Either way, I think Ford is doing a good job of trying to give customers what they want. Expanding the truck power train offerings is a great idea. But "new and improved" can never come fast enough.

Why do you say options on XLT and Platinum? Do you mean XLT through Platinum?????????????????????????????

you would think so. I would expect to see it in XLT, Lariat, FX4, King Ranch and Platinum

I HAVE BEEN DRIVING FORDS FOR 55 YEARS, F150,F250 AND F350 ..In this part of the country 95+% of the trucks are used as trucks and of that 95+% about 50% are used extremely hard to make a living so yes we do nedd a bigger badder powerhouse.

I have been waiting for the new V8. I don't think you can really sell an American full sized pick up without one. So, will the engine be offered in the Mustang, as has been rumored?

Another reason not to get the Dodge: HUBCAPS!!! "Chrome Clad" is a chrome plated plastic hubcap... I kid you not, was kicking tires in the Dodge lot and left quickly when I realized this.

How can you say Ford hasn't competed with the Hemi and is years behind when they have been setting the pace for decades. If you take the "big" gas engines from all the manufactures the 5.4 wouldn't be put against the Hemi. The 6.8 V10 would. If you think a 5.7 or 6.0 Hemi can compete with the Ford V10 your an idiot. HAHAHA