Shelby and Ford have come a long way since they joined forces. The duo has come together to build some of the most powerful and sought-after vehicles that America has ever produced, and their passion seems to grow with every passing year. Enter the 2022 Ford F-250 Shelby Super Baja, a combination of sheer mass from Ford's regular F-250 combined with performance engineering brilliance by the folk at the Shelby division. As we're sure you might have guessed, the F-250 Super Baja is an off-road beast designed not just to overcome various terrain but to take it over completely. If you're looking for what is arguably the most menacing off-roader in the division right now, you can put your bet on this one. This 2022 Ford F-250 Shelby Super Baja is awaiting ownership.
Exterior and Interior
Perhaps the most striking feature of the Super Baja's experience is its height. The truck sits 89 inches tall at the roof thanks to a proprietary 2.5 Ray-Shock suspension system designed by FOX and tuned by Shelby to allow the truck to do virtually any off-roading. Of course, Shelby insisted that such a complex suspension system could only perform with 37-inch BFG KM3 tires that wrap around a set of beautiful custom 18-inch Shelby wheels. The Super Baja's front end sports a Ram Air Hood with extraction vents, steel front and rear end bumpers, LED lighting in the front, and the steel chase rack attached to the rear. This specific Super Baja wears a dark grey exterior painted with the Shelby badges and stripes in honor of its heritage. While Shelby does an exceptional job with the truck's exterior, they haven't forgotten where their clients spend most of their time. Shelby performance trucks are celebrated for their luxurious interiors, and this vehicle is a proud representative. This 2022 Ford F-250 Shelby Super Baja's interior includes plush black leather with red stitching and Shelby embroidery, a series of carbon fiber accents, and stainless steel reinforcement.
Engine
Under the hood of the new Ford F-250 Shelby Super Baja is Ford's 6.7L Power-Stroke turbo diesel V8 that is capable of dishing out up to 475 horses and over 1000 lb-ft of torque, giving this monster a towing capacity of just over 24,000 pounds, truly one of the greatest in the division.
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