| Specification | Ram 1500 | Ford F-150 |
|---|---|---|
| Starting MSRP | About $40,500 | About $40,085 |
| Engines | V6, Hurricane I6, 5.7L HEMI V8 | V6s, 5.0L V8, hybrid |
| Top power | 540 hp (Hurricane HO) | 430 hp (PowerBoost hybrid) |
| Max towing | Up to 11,610 lbs | Up to 13,500 lbs |
| Hybrid option | No | Yes (PowerBoost) |
| Ride and cabin | Class comfort leader | Capable, tech-rich |
| Specification | Ram 1500 | Ford F-150 |
|---|---|---|
| Starting MSRP | About $40,500 | About $40,085 |
| Max towing | Up to 11,610 lbs | Up to 13,500 lbs |
| Top horsepower | 540 (Hurricane HO) | 430 (hybrid) |
| Hybrid option | No | Yes |
Starting MSRP is the manufacturer’s suggested retail price and may or may not include destination charges; it excludes taxes, title, and dealer fees. Contact us for current pricing.
The F-150 offers up to 13,500 pounds of towing, ahead of the Ram’s 11,610, and adds a PowerBoost hybrid. The Ram answers with a wider engine range for 2026, including the returning HEMI V8 and a 540-horsepower Hurricane High Output.
The Ram 1500 is the class comfort leader, with a coil-spring rear and available air suspension. The F-150 is highly capable with a tech-rich cabin and features like its available onboard generator.
The two start within a few hundred dollars of each other, around $40,000. Engine and trim choices move the final price more than the base sticker does.
Choose the F-150 for maximum towing and a hybrid option. Choose the Ram 1500 for the returning HEMI V8, a wider engine range, and a smoother ride. At ALM CDJR Perry, a new Ram 1500 can add ALM VIP Club benefits and our Included Lifetime Warranty on qualifying vehicles.