The Ford F-150 continues to be one of the most widely recognized full-size pickup trucks in the United States. The model is offered in numerous configurations covering work, towing, family transportation, off-road driving, and everyday use. CarMax carries a large selection of used Ford F-150 trucks from different model years, trims, mileage levels, engines, cab configurations, and drivetrain types.
A clearance-style F-150 listing generally refers to a vehicle that has received a price reduction or is being sold at a lower price than a previous listing.
CarMax does not treat every used vehicle as a conventional manufacturer clearance vehicle because most CarMax F-150 inventory consists of used vehicles.
A price reduction can occur because of:
CarMax's current F-150 inventory includes listings specifically marked with a “Price drop” filter, showing that some trucks can receive reductions from previously listed prices.
CarMax currently lists more than 1,200 Ford F-150 vehicles across its inventory system, covering model years from 2014 through 2026.
The inventory includes:
The exact number of listings changes continuously as vehicles are sold, added, transferred, or repriced.
The wide inventory range makes it possible to compare older, lower-priced F-150 trucks with newer, higher-priced configurations.
CarMax currently lists several 2026 Ford F-150 models.
Recent listings include a 2026 F-150 STX with approximately 4,423 miles priced at $44,998. The truck has a 2.7-liter turbocharged V6, four-wheel drive, 325 horsepower, and 400 lb-ft of torque.
Another 2026 STX listing is priced at $45,998 with approximately 4,098 miles.
A 2026 F-150 Tremor with approximately 4,107 miles is listed at $65,998 after a displayed $1,000 price reduction from $66,998.
These listings demonstrate how trim and equipment can create a large difference in pricing even within the same model year.
The STX is positioned between the basic XL and higher trim levels.
The current CarMax 2026 STX listings include:
The STX can therefore combine work-oriented pickup capability with a broader collection of technology and comfort equipment.
The Tremor is designed with an emphasis on off-road capability.
The current CarMax 2026 Tremor listing has a 5.0-liter engine, four-wheel drive, approximately 4,107 miles, and a listed price of $65,998 after a $1,000 price reduction.
The listing includes features such as:
The higher price compared with an STX reflects the different trim positioning and equipment.
CarMax inventory also contains many older F-150 trucks.
The current inventory spans model years from 2014 through 2026.
Older models can provide lower purchase prices, although mileage and condition can vary substantially.
A 2020 F-150, for example, can have a very different price from a 2024 or 2026 truck even when the basic model name remains the same.
Current CarMax inventory includes a 2023 F-150 XLT with approximately 28,350 miles priced at $40,998. The listing shows a 3.5-liter hybrid engine, four-wheel drive, and a Crew Cab configuration.
This example demonstrates how a relatively recent used F-150 can remain at a substantial price because of its trim, hybrid powertrain, drivetrain, and mileage.
Current CarMax listings include 2020 F-150 models at lower prices than newer trucks.
One example is a 2020 XLT with approximately 58,119 miles priced at $32,998. The truck has a 2.7-liter turbocharged V6 and four-wheel drive.
Older F-150 trucks can therefore provide a lower entry price while retaining many of the pickup's core capabilities.
The XL is the work-oriented entry-level trim.
CarMax's 2026 F-150 research page lists an XL Regular Cab 2WD configuration with a 2.7-liter turbocharged engine producing 325 horsepower and 400 lb-ft of torque.
The listed configuration includes:
An XL can be useful for work-focused applications where premium interior features are less important.
The XLT adds more comfort and convenience equipment compared with the XL.
CarMax currently shows more than 600 XLT F-150 listings in its broader inventory.
The large number of XLT listings means there can be substantial variation in:
This makes the XLT one of the most frequently encountered F-150 configurations in used inventory.
The Lariat sits higher in the F-150 lineup.
CarMax currently lists more than 180 Lariat F-150 trucks in its broader inventory.
Lariat models can include more advanced interior and technology features.
Depending on model year, equipment can include:
The exact equipment should be checked for each truck.
The King Ranch is a premium F-150 trim.
It typically features distinctive interior styling and higher-end materials.
CarMax currently lists several dozen King Ranch F-150 trucks in its inventory.
Pricing depends heavily on model year, mileage, drivetrain, engine, and equipment.
The Platinum trim emphasizes premium equipment.
CarMax currently lists several dozen Platinum F-150 vehicles.
Typical features can include:
A Platinum truck can command a significantly higher price than an XL or XLT even when the model year and mileage are similar.
The Raptor is one of the most performance-oriented F-150 configurations.
It is designed around high-performance off-road driving and includes specialized suspension, tires, bodywork, and powertrain equipment.
CarMax currently lists dozens of Raptor and SVT Raptor F-150 vehicles.
Raptor pricing can be considerably higher than standard F-150 configurations.
The Tremor sits within the off-road-oriented side of the F-150 lineup.
It can include:
The current 2026 CarMax Tremor listing shows a price reduction from $66,998 to $65,998.
Ford has offered several engines across different F-150 generations.
Depending on model year and trim, used F-150 trucks can include:
The exact engine selection depends on model year and configuration.
Engine choice affects: