A dual-rear-wheel F-450 is built for buyers whose towing and load demands live beyond the normal full-size pickup world, and this 2026 Ford F-450 Super Duty Lariat brings that capability with a cabin that is equally serious about comfort. Finished in Argon Blue Metallic, this four-wheel-drive Crew Cab pairs the 6.7-liter Power Stroke turbodiesel with a 10-speed automatic transmission, dual rear wheels, and Lariat equipment for a truck that looks substantial because it genuinely is.

The Power Stroke diesel is the centerpiece. Its strong low-rpm torque is designed for moving heavy trailers and loads with confidence, while the 10-speed automatic provides the ratio spread needed for low-speed pulling, acceleration, and highway cruising. Four-wheel drive adds traction on wet ramps, loose surfaces, and work areas, while the dual-rear-wheel configuration broadens the truck’s stability and load-carrying foundation compared with a conventional single-rear-wheel pickup.

This exact truck is equipped with a 14,000-pound GVWR payload package and a limited-slip rear axle with a 4.30 ratio, hardware that reinforces its heavy-duty mission. The 19.5-inch forged polished aluminum wheels give the F-450 the unmistakable commercial-grade stance associated with the model while still looking appropriate with Lariat trim. Front wheel-well liners add a finished touch in an area that sees plenty of road debris and job-site grime.

Crew Cab configuration gives passengers real room rather than treating the rear seat as an afterthought. The second row is large enough for adults on longer trips, and it can also handle secure interior storage for tools, luggage, electronics, and personal gear. For someone towing out of Wesley Chapel or spending hours traveling across Florida, that cabin space matters just as much as the truck’s capability.

Lariat trim brings a more refined environment than the F-450’s size might suggest. Premium seating materials, power accessories, a well-organized center console, automatic climate control, and a driver-focused instrument layout make the cab suitable for long days. Heated power mirrors help with visibility, especially when towing, and the broad glass area gives the driver a useful view around a truck of this scale.

SYNC 4 provides the center of the technology experience, while the Ford Connectivity Package and 5G modem support connected functions on the road. Steering-wheel controls keep frequently used functions close at hand, and the truck’s camera and assistance technology help with maneuvering, parking, and trailer-related tasks depending on the active configuration.

This F-450 is Ford Gold Certified, adding the reassurance of a 172-point inspection, a 12-month/12,000-mile Comprehensive Limited Warranty, a 7-year/100,000-mile Powertrain Limited Warranty, 24/7 Roadside Assistance, and applicable FordPass Rewards Points. Gold certification adds meaningful manufacturer-backed coverage to a remarkably capable, low-mileage Super Duty.

This is not a truck for someone who merely likes the look of a Super Duty. It is for a buyer who needs the extra capability of an F-450 DRW but still wants a cabin comfortable enough for regular use. Whether the job involves substantial towing near Brooksville, equipment movement around Tampa Bay, or long-distance trailer work, this 2026 F-450 Lariat is configured to take demanding assignments seriously.