2026 Ford F-350 pricing: Platinum build tops $109,175
2026 Ford F-350 Platinum pricing and options breakdown
2026 Ford F-350 pricing: Platinum build tops $109,175
See how the 2026 Ford F-350 climbs to $109,175: Platinum trim, Glacier Grey paint, the 6.7L Power Stroke high-output diesel, Platinum Plus, and tow packages.
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2025-12-15T11:23:46+03:00
The Ford F-350 pickup in range-topping Platinum trim starts at $79,965, making it the priciest F-350 in the lineup. Venture beyond black or gray and you’ll also be paying for a livelier paint finish. The most expensive option on the palette is Glacier Grey Metallic Tri-Coat at $995.For the 2026 model year, the F-350 offers three engines, and it’s no surprise the most potent is also the priciest. The high-output 6.7-liter Power Stroke V8 turbo-diesel costs an additional $13,495 and, in return, delivers 500 horsepower and 1,630 Nm of torque.Add the Platinum Plus package—unique satin-chrome accents such as the grille, door handles, and other visual upgrades—and the price rises by another $7,000, pushing the 2026 F-350 into six-figure territory. Layer on a Ford Connectivity subscription for $745, the Fifth Wheel/Gooseneck Hitch Prep package for $750, and a Ford Performance Parts winch by Warn for $4,375, and this heavy-duty pickup edges toward an imposing total.Including a $2,595 destination charge, a well-specified 2026 Ford F-350 Super Duty comes to $109,175. The final figure will vary by market. It’s a clear reminder of how quickly the sticker climbs once you start stacking packages and hardware.
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2026 Ford F-350 Platinum pricing and options breakdown
See how the 2026 Ford F-350 climbs to $109,175: Platinum trim, Glacier Grey paint, the 6.7L Power Stroke high-output diesel, Platinum Plus, and tow packages.
Michael Powers, Editor
The Ford F-350 pickup in range-topping Platinum trim starts at $79,965, making it the priciest F-350 in the lineup. Venture beyond black or gray and you’ll also be paying for a livelier paint finish. The most expensive option on the palette is Glacier Grey Metallic Tri-Coat at $995.
For the 2026 model year, the F-350 offers three engines, and it’s no surprise the most potent is also the priciest. The high-output 6.7-liter Power Stroke V8 turbo-diesel costs an additional $13,495 and, in return, delivers 500 horsepower and 1,630 Nm of torque.
Add the Platinum Plus package—unique satin-chrome accents such as the grille, door handles, and other visual upgrades—and the price rises by another $7,000, pushing the 2026 F-350 into six-figure territory. Layer on a Ford Connectivity subscription for $745, the Fifth Wheel/Gooseneck Hitch Prep package for $750, and a Ford Performance Parts winch by Warn for $4,375, and this heavy-duty pickup edges toward an imposing total.
Including a $2,595 destination charge, a well-specified 2026 Ford F-350 Super Duty comes to $109,175. The final figure will vary by market. It’s a clear reminder of how quickly the sticker climbs once you start stacking packages and hardware.
