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143,389 miles across thirteen years — right around 11,030 a year.

That's steady, ordinary use, and on this black 2013 F250 Super Duty Crew Cab the Lariat badge is what earns the price. Wikipedia notes that in the 2011–2016 Super Duty range the Lariat sits above the XLT, and here that shows up as leather upholstery, leather-trimmed 10-way power front seats with lumbar support, a flow-through center console with lockable storage, dual-zone automatic climate control, SYNC with MyFord Touch on an 8-inch screen, and a nine-speaker Sony system with a subwoofer and SiriusXM. Consumer Reports describes the 2013 F-250 as a heavy-duty pickup built for serious towing and hauling — which is the part that matters when the trailer is loaded on a Friday and you're pointed out of Pflugerville toward the coast. Automatic transmission, asking $26,069.

Bring your own mechanic. We'd rather you get an independent pre-purchase inspection than take our word for anything, and the Carfax vehicle history report is yours to read start to finish. We welcome the scrutiny because we expect this truck to stand up to it.

When you're ready, the rest is easy: extended warranty options, GAP coverage, financing for every credit situation, and cash buyers just as welcome. Friendly, hassle-free, no pressure — come take it down the road and see what you think.

2013 Ford F250 Super Duty Crew Cab Lariat Pickup 4D 6 3/4 ft