Up for your consideration is this WASHINGTON TRUCK 2014 Ford F-150 Lariat SuperCrew 4x4, finished in Tuxedo Black Metallic and powered by the highly sought-after 3.5L EcoBoost V6. But this isn't your average Lariat'this truck was ordered with Ford's Equipment Group 502A Luxury Package, a $4,920 factory upgrade when new, and came loaded with additional paid factory options that pushed the original MSRP to $50,210. We have the original factory window sticker to document exactly how this truck was equipped when it left Ford's Kansas City assembly plant.

The 502A Luxury Package is the big story here. This package added the Lariat Plus Package, universal garage door opener, reverse sensing system, rearview camera, factory remote start, integrated trailer brake controller, HID headlights, power moonroof, Sony single-CD audio system with HD Radio, and factory navigation. These weren't aftermarket add-ons thrown on later'they were part of a $4,920 factory equipment package ordered on this truck when new. That's nearly $5,000 in one factory package alone, adding the comfort, technology, towing convenience, and luxury equipment that separates a loaded Lariat from the basic trucks you see every day.

Ford didn't stop with the 502A package on this one. The original Monroney also shows a $1,095 upgrade for the 3.5L EcoBoost V6, a $470 upgrade for the 3.55 electronic-locking rear axle, and $750 in additional factory equipment for the power moonroof as itemized on the original sticker. It was also equipped with the SelectShift automatic transmission, 18-inch bright aluminum wheels, P275/65R18 all-terrain tires, 7,200-pound GVWR package, 36-gallon fuel tank, front license plate bracket, heated and cooled front seats, and Ford's Trailer Tow Package. This truck was built to combine serious towing capability with the equipment and comfort of a luxury pickup.

Inside, you're getting the Lariat features buyers actually want, including Adobe leather-trimmed bucket seats, heated and cooled front seats, dual-zone electronic automatic climate control, power-adjustable pedals with memory, memory driver's seat, leather-wrapped steering wheel, Sirius satellite radio capability, SYNC with MyFord Touch, navigation, Sony audio, power sliding rear window, and the massive power moonroof. Add in the rearview camera, reverse sensing system, HID headlights, remote start, integrated trailer brake controller, electronic-locking rear axle, and 36-gallon fuel tank, and you start to understand why this F-150 stickered for over $50,000 back in 2014.

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One correction from a sales accuracy standpoint: I would not say the moonroof was an additional $750 on top of the $4,920 502A package. The Monroney lists the power moonroof within the 502A equipment list, and the sticker's pricing structure shows the $750 502A Equipment Group discount/savings. The cleanest, safest pitch is: '$4,920 502A Luxury Package plus $1,095 EcoBoost and $470 electronic-locking rear axle; $50,210 original MSRP.' That's strong and completely supported by the sticker.