2027 Ford F-150: Dacono Pricing & Leasing Guide

Ford F-150 full-size pickup at Interstate Ford in Dacono, CO

Quick Answer: What a 2027 F-150 Costs in Colorado

Ford lists the 2027 F-150 from $40,155 MSRP for the XL up to $75,325 for the Raptor, with a $2,795 destination charge on top. Colorado’s state sales tax is 2.9 percent, and counties, cities and special districts add their own rates based on where you register the truck, not where you buy it, so a Boulder buyer and a Dacono buyer pay different totals on the same truck. Colorado also charges a yearly specific ownership tax at registration that is based on the truck’s MSRP and age. Those two taxes are the biggest pieces of the out-the-door number after the price itself.

MSRP by trim

These are Ford’s starting MSRPs for 2027, all before the $2,795 destination charge: XL $40,155, STX $42,675, XLT $46,525, Lariat $57,730, Tremor $59,975, King Ranch $66,155, Platinum $69,130 and Raptor $75,325. Ford had not posted a starting price for the Raptor R on its model page when this guide was written, so ask the dealership for that one. Cab size, bed length, four-wheel drive, engine and packages all move the number. The new Carhartt Package on the XLT SuperCrew 4x4 costs $4,195, and Ford lists the finished truck from $62,660. Ford also offers lower-priced entry versions of the Tremor and Raptor for 2027 that trim comfort items while keeping the off-road hardware.

Every figure here is the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. Interstate Ford sets its own selling prices, so the quickest way to see a real number for a specific truck is to request a quote or call 720-407-3462.

How Colorado sales tax works

The state portion of Colorado sales tax is 2.9 percent. On top of it, the county, the city and any special districts at your registration address each add a rate, and those local rates vary widely across the Front Range. That is why one truck from one lot produces different tax bills for different buyers. A Dacono address, a Longmont address and a Boulder address each carry their own combination, and a buyer registering in a different county pays that county’s combination. The rate that counts is the one for the address where the truck will be registered.

The tax is figured on the taxable price after any trade-in credit, so trading in a vehicle lowers the amount that is taxed. For a rough sense of scale, take a $50,000 taxable price. The 2.9 percent state portion is $1,450, and every additional percentage point of local tax adds $500. The finance team at Interstate Ford can run the figure for your address, and the Colorado Department of Revenue publishes local rate lookups by address if you want to check it yourself.

The yearly tax that surprises first-time owners

Colorado also charges a specific ownership tax, collected by the county when you register and again each year at renewal. It is separate from sales tax. The state sets the taxable value at 85 percent of the truck’s MSRP for most personal-use vehicles (some commercial and farm classifications are handled differently) and then applies a rate that falls as the truck ages: 2.10 percent in the first year, 1.50 in the second, 1.20 in the third, 0.90 in the fourth and 0.45 percent after that, until the tenth year.

Here is how that works on a truck with a $46,525 MSRP, the starting price of an XLT. Eighty-five percent of that is about $39,546. The first-year tax comes to roughly $830, the second year to about $593, the third to about $475 and the fourth to about $356. A truck with options has a higher MSRP and a larger bill, so the real number follows the window sticker. Ask the finance team to estimate it with the truck you are looking at, and confirm the details with your county clerk.

Lease or buy

Leasing works best for drivers who want a new truck every few years and a lower monthly payment, and who stay within the annual mileage limit. Buying fits owners who tow, haul or drive long distances, plan to keep the truck, or want the freedom to modify it. Ford Credit and other lenders set the current terms, and incentives change with the month and the trim, so any number quoted today may not be there next quarter. Interstate Ford keeps a page on F-150 lease options and a search-by-payment tool that lets you start from a monthly figure.

Ford also runs recognition programs with cash rewards for military members, first responders and college students and recent graduates, which can apply toward the purchase or lease of an eligible new Ford. Ask which ones fit you.

What buyers say about the money side

Andre D. described an online inquiry that turned into a number in writing: "I reached out online about a truck, and within 30 minutes he sent me an undercarriage video and the exact out-the-door price I asked for." He added: "No back and forth, no surprises, and no pressure." Stephen P. wrote about the finance office: "Didn’t get hassled for any dealer add ons or unnecessary extended warranties by the financial department. The truck we purchased was ready for us to look at as soon as we arrived and was detailed and ready to go for us when we were done with the purchase."

Daniel H. wrote: "We got the truck we wanted at a fair price. He made the process as painless as could be and we got a great deal." Ben S. described the trade-in and the time it took: "they offered a very acceptable amount for the trade in. Best part was the buying portion took maybe an hour when other places have taken a few hours on top of the negotiations."

Frequently asked questions

How much is a new 2027 Ford F-150?

Ford’s starting MSRPs run from $40,155 for the XL to $75,325 for the Raptor, before the $2,795 destination charge, taxes, title and registration. Most buyers configure a truck somewhere between the XLT at $46,525 and the Platinum at $69,130, depending on cab, bed, engine and four-wheel drive.

Does Colorado charge different sales tax in different cities?

Yes. The state rate is 2.9 percent, and counties, cities and special districts add their own, so the total depends on the address where the truck is registered. Buyers in Dacono, Longmont, Erie, Broomfield and Boulder can all see different totals.

What is Colorado’s specific ownership tax?

It is an annual tax collected by the county at registration, based on a percentage of the truck’s MSRP that shrinks as the vehicle ages. For a new truck the first-year rate is 2.10 percent of 85 percent of MSRP.

Does a trade-in lower the sales tax?

In Colorado the trade-in value is subtracted from the price before tax is figured, so trading in a vehicle reduces the taxable amount. Confirm your numbers with the finance team.

Who has the best rebates on trucks right now?

Ford and Ford Credit set incentives, and they change monthly and by region and trim, so the dealership can tell you what applies to the exact truck you want. Military, first responder and college programs may add to the list.

Why are F-150 prices so high?

A current F-150 includes a 12-inch touchscreen, driver-assist safety systems and turbocharged engines even on the base trim, and the range stretches from a $40,155 work truck to a $75,325 off-road truck, so buyers can choose how much truck they pay for.

Where can I get an F-150 price quote in Dacono?

Use the quote form on the Interstate Ford site, or call sales at 720-407-3462 and ask for the trim and engine you have in mind.

Know the numbers before you go

Price, local sales tax, the yearly ownership tax and the payment type are the four moving parts, and they are easier to compare when you have seen them written down for one specific truck.

All 2027 Ford F-150 guides

MSRP figures are Ford’s published starting prices and exclude the $2,795 destination charge, taxes, title, registration, dealer fees and optional equipment; the dealer sets the actual selling price. Tax descriptions and examples are general information, not tax advice. Local sales-tax rates depend on the registration address and can change, and the specific ownership tax depends on vehicle classification, MSRP and age under Colorado law. Confirm exact amounts with Interstate Ford’s finance team, your county clerk or the Colorado Department of Revenue. Lease terms, rebates and incentives vary and are subject to change. Customer quotes are excerpts from public Google reviews of Interstate Ford.

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