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Ford Shelby F-250 2024.

The Shelby studio presented a tuned version of the Ford Shelby F-250 pickup truck.

The Ford F-250 Super Baja from the Shelby tuning studio is the most powerful version of the American diesel truck, which, among other things, received a huge suspension lift and 37-inch tires. The car will be presented at the SEMA tuning exhibition.

Based on the F-250 Lariat 4×4, the truck was equipped with an off-road suspension with a custom BDS lift, new front radius arms and a Fox 2.0 dual steering stabilizer.

The model also features Fox shock absorbers, front coilovers and 20-inch wheels wrapped in 37-inch BFG KM3 tires.

The upgrades don’t stop there, as the truck features beefy bumpers, painted fender flares, and a Shelby-branded grille.

These are joined by auxiliary lights, power side steps and a functional air intake with exhaust vent.

Stripes, a bed liner and a trunk with two spare tires complete the highlights.

Interior changes are modest but include individually numbered badging and two-tone leather seats with special embroidery.

Buyers will also find pedals, embroidered floor mats, and a ton of carbon fiber trim. The truck is also well equipped as it comes with the Lariat Ultimate package.

Power comes from a 6.7-liter Power Stroke turbodiesel powerplant.

The tuning studio hasn’t said a word about the power provided, but the engine typically produces 475 hp. and torque 1422 Nm.

Customers can also opt for a high-performance 500 PS variant. and torque 1625 Nm.

Up to 300 units will be built, and prices start at $154,995. It’s not cheap, but it includes the cost of a base pickup truck.

Not long ago, our publication wrote that the 800-horsepower Ford F-150 Shelby Centennial Edition pickup truck was presented.

The American brand presented a new version of the Ford F-150 pickup truck for the 2023 model year.

Among other things, the new product, which will go on sale under the name Shelby Centennial Edition, can boast a power of up to 800 hp. This pickup truck is designed in honor of the late Carroll Shelby.