New Ford F-350 for Sale Fontana CA







New Ford F-350 for Sale Fontana CA


Few trucks get asked to do as much as the F-350. Around here, that means pulling skid steers up I-15, hauling horse trailers to weekend shows, and towing fifth-wheel campers out to the desert. If you're shopping for a new Ford F-350 for sale in Fontana, CA, Sunrise Ford of Fontana has trucks ready for exactly that kind of work. Below, you'll find our inventory, the configurations worth comparing, the 2027 towing and payload numbers, and the financing tools that make the next step easier.

Tell us the build you have in mind, and we'll help you find it.

Which F-350 Builds Are in Stock?


Our new F-350 inventory typically runs from work-spec XL trucks to Lariat, King Ranch, and Platinum builds, with single or dual rear wheels and a choice of gas or diesel power. Our online inventory sorts by cab, bed length, drivetrain, and engine, so the short list is done before you ever drive over.

Configuration matters more on an F-350 than on almost any other truck. A single-rear-wheel Crew Cab with the 6.75-foot bed is easier to park at a job site and rides better on a weekday run down the 210. If you're pulling a large camper or trailer, a model with dual rear wheels and the 8-foot bed adds stability, especially in the strong crosswinds through the San Gorgonio Pass.

Use the table below to compare your options, and ask us if you don't see your build online.

Configuration

Options

Good For

Engine

7.3L gas V8; 6.7L High-Output Power Stroke diesel V8

Gas: max payload, local hauling; Diesel: heavy gooseneck and fifth-wheel towing

Rear Wheels

SRW; DRW

SRW: daily driving, tighter parking; DRW: stability, highest ratings

Cab

Regular Cab, SuperCab, Crew Cab

Regular Cab: work trucks, utility beds; Crew Cab: crews and families

Bed

6.75-foot (SRW only); 8-foot

6.75-foot: easier maneuvering; 8-foot: sheet goods, fifth-wheel clearance

Drivetrain

4x2; 4x4

4x2: max payload on pavement; 4x4: dirt roads, boat ramps, mountain weather

Trim

XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum

XL and XLT: job sites, fleets; Lariat and up: long-haul comfort and tech

What Can the F-350 Tow and Haul?


For 2027, Ford trimmed the engine lineup to two V8s, which makes the gas-or-diesel decision simpler. Here's what each one brings when properly equipped:

  • Standard 7.3L gas V8: 420 horsepower and 445 lb-ft of torque
  • Available 6.7L High-Output Power Stroke V8 turbo diesel: 500 HP and 1,200 lb-ft of torque
  • 10-speed automatic transmission with Tow/Haul mode
  • Maximum available towing: 38,000 lb gooseneck, 35,000 lb fifth wheel, 28,000 lb conventional
  • Maximum available payload: 7,900 lb gas (with the Gas Heavy-Duty Payload Package), 6,935 lb diesel
  • Available 48-gallon fuel tank
  • Available Pro Power Onboard (2kW) and BLIS with trailer coverage

Ratings vary by cab, axle, and equipment, so match the truck to your heaviest trailer, not your average one. The gas V8 suits crews moving pavers or gravel between sites along the 10 and 60. The diesel is the pick for a long fifth wheel climbing the Cajon Pass, and its exhaust brake helps hold speed on the grade back down. MotorTrend called the high-output diesel excellent, praising torque that enables swift acceleration even while towing or hauling.*

Filter our inventory by engine to compare gas and diesel trucks side by side.

What Financing Options Fit an F-350?


Our Ford Finance Center lets you estimate payments, value your trade-in, review current specials, and get pre-qualified online. Through our Express Store, you can also review the numbers and finalize a purchase or lease from home, then pick up your truck at our dealership or have it delivered.

Buying for a business? Our commercial team works with Ford Credit on purchase, lease, and line-of-credit options, and we can outfit your truck with work equipment like service bodies and flatbeds from trusted builders such as Knapheide and Reading. Every F-350 has a GVWR well above 6,000 lb, a threshold that can matter for Section 179 deductions, so check with your tax professional.

Get pre-qualified online and walk in knowing your numbers.

FAQs
Should I buy an F-250 or an F-350?
The F-250 is a great fit for towing boats and travel trailers and for everyday driving. The F-350 is the better choice for heavy fifth-wheel campers, big loads in the bed, or the added stability of dual rear wheels. Sunrise Ford of Fontana can help you compare both.
Do I need a special license to tow a large fifth wheel in California?
For personal use, California requires a noncommercial Class A license to tow a fifth-wheel trailer over 15,000 lb gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) or a travel trailer over 10,000 lb GVWR. Fifth wheels between 10,000 and 15,000 lb need a recreational trailer endorsement on a Class C license. We're happy to talk through your trailer's weight.
Is gas or diesel better if I only tow a few times a year?
For occasional towing, the 7.3L gas V8 often makes more sense. It's rated to tow up to 22,500 lb in a properly equipped F-350 and doesn't need diesel exhaust fluid. The diesel pays off when you pull heavy trailers often or over long mountain grades. Tell us how often you tow, and we'll point you to the right engine.

Ready to Spec Your F-350?


A truck this capable deserves a careful match. So, if you're looking for a new Ford F-350 for sale in Fontana, CA, then you've come to the right place. At Sunrise Ford of Fontana, we'll pair you with a truck built for the way you work, then help you sort out financing before you sign.

Schedule your test drive and see what's waiting for you behind the wheel of an F-350.

*Source: MotorTrend, 2027 Ford Super Duty Review

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