2019 Ford F-750 Safety Report

The 2019 Ford F-750 has a very limited safety data set available from NHTSA, making a comprehensive safety assessment challenging. With only 1 total complaint, 0 crashes, 1 fire, 0 injuries, and 0 deaths reported, the data is insufficient to identify widespread safety patterns or systemic issues. The single reported incident involved an engine compartment fire while driving at 40 MPH, leading to the vehicle being consumed by flames. This isolated event, while severe, does not indicate a common problem given the extremely low complaint volume. There are no recalls issued for the 2019 Ford F-750, which further suggests a lack of identified manufacturing defects or safety non-compliance issues by the manufacturer or NHTSA. The absence of recalls is generally a positive indicator, but again, the low complaint volume means potential issues might simply not have been reported or identified yet. NHTSA has not conducted crash tests for the 2019 Ford F-750, resulting in 'N/A' ratings for Overall, Frontal, Side, and Rollover safety. This is common for heavy-duty commercial vehicles like the F-750, as they are not typically subjected to the same consumer-focused crash test programs as passenger vehicles. Therefore, there is no objective crash test performance data to evaluate. In summary, based solely on the available NHTSA data, the 2019 Ford F-750 shows an extremely low incidence of reported safety issues, with only one severe engine fire complaint. However, the lack of comprehensive data, including crash test results and a higher volume of complaints, means that a definitive safety picture cannot be fully established. The single complaint points to a potential, albeit isolated, fire risk related to the engine compartment.

Our recommendation: Given the extremely limited NHTSA data, a definitive reliability assessment is difficult; however, the single severe engine fire complaint warrants careful pre-purchase inspection of the engine and electrical systems.