Here’s a clear, dealership-grade reference for Ford F-150 overall length by model year. We group years that share the same dimensions and start with the newest models first. Length varies by cab/bed configuration; we list the common configurations most shoppers consider.

2025 (carryover from 2024 refresh)

• Regular Cab 6.5-ft box: ~209.1 in

• Regular Cab 8-ft box: ~227.7 in

• SuperCab 6.5-ft box: 231.7 in

• SuperCrew 5.5-ft box: 231.7 in

• SuperCrew 6.5-ft box: 243.5 in
  (These values come from Ford’s 2024 engineering spec sheet; Ford’s 2025 retail page confirms no dimensional changes for the refresh.)

2024 (mid-cycle refresh; same as 2025)

• Regular Cab 6.5-ft: 209.1 in (4×2/4×4)

• Regular Cab 8-ft: 227.7 in

• SuperCab 6.5-ft: 231.7 in

• SuperCrew 5.5-ft: 231.7 in

• SuperCrew 6.5-ft: 243.5 in

2021–2023 (14th-gen launch, pre-refresh)

• Typical lengths match the refresh above for equivalent cab/bed combos (e.g., SuperCrew 5.5-ft box: 231.7 in; SuperCrew 6.5-ft box: 243.7/243.5 in depending on spec sheet rounding).

2015–2020 (13th generation, all-aluminum body; shared across these years)

• Regular Cab 6.5-ft: 209.3 in

• Regular Cab 8-ft: 227.9 in

• SuperCab 6.5-ft: 231.9 in

• SuperCab 8-ft: 250.5 in

• SuperCrew 5.5-ft: 231.9 in

• SuperCrew 6.5-ft: 243.7 in

2009–2014 (12th generation)

• Representative examples:

  • Regular Cab short-bed (126-in wheelbase): ~213.1 in

  • Raptor and longer wheelbases scale up from ~221 in to ~250 in depending on cab/bed.
    (Exact combinations vary widely through the run; the 2009/2010 retail specs and media sheets show the short-bed baseline at ~213 in with longer cabs/boxes adding length.)

2004–2008 (11th generation)

• New chassis with three cabs; typical overall lengths:

  • Regular Cab 6.5-ft: ~206.9–207.2 in (4×2/4×4)

  • Regular Cab 8-ft: ~225.5–225.8 in

  • SuperCab 6.5-ft: ~224–226 in (varies slightly by style/drive)

  • SuperCab 8-ft: ~244.1 in

  • SuperCrew 5.5-ft/6.5-ft are similar to later generations (low-230s to mid-240s)
    (These figures come from the 2004 factory brochure dimension table.)

1997–2003 (10th generation)

• Overall lengths vary by wheelbase and bed; common ranges:

  • Shorter wheelbase, regular cab: ~202–221 in

  • Long wheelbase, SuperCab: ~239–241 in
    (Factory brochures and period spec sheets list OAL by wheelbase/box; examples include 239.4/240.9 in for 157-in WB configurations.)

1992–1996 (9th generation)

• Typical overall lengths by wheelbase:

  • 117-in WB Styleside: ~197–203 in

  • 133-in WB Styleside: ~217–221 in

  • SuperCab variants add length; Flareside boxes can adjust OAL slightly.
    (See the 1992 Ford F-150 brochure’s “Exterior Dimensions” table.)

1987–1991 (8th generation)

• Most common lengths fall roughly ~209–219 in for regular cabs, extending upward for SuperCabs/long beds. (Year-to-year minor variances exist.)

1980–1986 (7th generation)

• Typical overall length range ~202–216 in by wheelbase and box; SuperCab and long-bed trucks are at the upper end. (Factory data compiled in period brochures and dimension sheets.)

1975–1979 (6th generation; F-150 nameplate launch)

• Overall length range ~199–217 in depending on wheelbase (117/133 in common) and box style. (Ford’s 1975–1979 brochures show OAL by WB/box.)

How to use this guide

If you’re comparing garage fit or fleet upfitting, match cab (Regular, SuperCab, SuperCrew) and box length (5.5/6.5/8.0 ft). Within a given generation, Ford kept the “footprint math” consistent, so a SuperCrew 5.5-ft box stays around 232 in, while an 8-ft-box work configuration can stretch past 250 in in earlier aluminum-body years. For the current trucks (2021+), the quick rule is ~209 in (Reg Cab, 6.5), ~228 in (Reg Cab, 8.0), ~232 in (SuperCrew 5.5 / SuperCab 6.5), and ~243–244 in (SuperCrew 6.5).

Conclusion

From the very first F-150s in the mid-1970s to today’s 14th-generation models, overall length has always scaled with cab and bed. If you need precise fitment advice for your use case—garage clearance, rack or cap sizing, trailer tongue-clearance—we’ll help you pick the right cab/box combo and verify dimensions against the exact VIN and equipment package.