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The 650bhp Roush F-150 truck hit 60mph in 3.9secs

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The 650bhp Roush F-150 truck hit 60mph in 3.9secs | Top Gear

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Indecently powerful Ford truck does indecently fast time. Yeehaaaaw!

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The 650bhp Roush F-150 truck hit 60mph in 3.9secs

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Indecently powerful Ford truck does indecently fast time. Yeehaaaaw!

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The 650bhp Roush F-150 truck hit 60mph in 3.9secs

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Indecently powerful Ford truck does indecently fast time. Yeehaaaaw!

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The 650bhp Roush F-150 truck hit 60mph in 3.9secs

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The 650bhp Roush F-150 truck hit 60mph in 3.9secs

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Indecently powerful Ford truck does indecently fast time. Yeehaaaaw!

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Unnecessarily powerful pick-up trucks are a rare, tremendous delight, and the modified F-150 via Roush Performance is both of those things; it is entirely unnecessarily powerful, and quite tremendous.

Roush now tells us its incorrectly spelt NITEMARE 4x4 just did 0-60mph in 3.9secs. Which in the grand pantheon of ‘Going Really Quite Quickly’, is really quite quick indeed.

At least one of the trucks did that. Roush ran a pair of its modified F-150s at a drag strip in Michigan. The first one – SuperCrew spec, light fuel load, Sport mode activated, locked rear diff, Conti tyres inflated to 32psi – ran the gauntlet in 4.1secs.

But it’s the second one, a ‘Regular Cab’ modded F-150 equivalent to a production NITEMARE pick-up, that dipped below four seconds. That’s indecently quick for something so big and utilitarian.

The Roush F-150 has the punch, mind. The standard 5.0-litre V8 benefits from a mighty supercharger to take power up to 650bhp and 650lb ft of torque, along with a special new exhaust and many stickers and badges. You can even order one from selected Ford dealers in the USA, making it a ‘production’ truck. Would you?

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Unnecessarily powerful pick-up trucks are a rare, tremendous delight, and the modified F-150 via Roush Performance is both of those things; it is entirely unnecessarily powerful, and quite tremendous.

Roush now tells us its incorrectly spelt NITEMARE 4x4 just did 0-60mph in 3.9secs. Which in the grand pantheon of ‘Going Really Quite Quickly’, is really quite quick indeed.

At least one of the trucks did that. Roush ran a pair of its modified F-150s at a drag strip in Michigan. The first one – SuperCrew spec, light fuel load, Sport mode activated, locked rear diff, Conti tyres inflated to 32psi – ran the gauntlet in 4.1secs.

But it’s the second one, a ‘Regular Cab’ modded F-150 equivalent to a production NITEMARE pick-up, that dipped below four seconds. That’s indecently quick for something so big and utilitarian.

The Roush F-150 has the punch, mind. The standard 5.0-litre V8 benefits from a mighty supercharger to take power up to 650bhp and 650lb ft of torque, along with a special new exhaust and many stickers and badges. You can even order one from selected Ford dealers in the USA, making it a ‘production’ truck. Would you?

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Indecently powerful Ford truck does indecently fast time. Yeehaaaaw!