Ford Revives Two-Tone Paint Option for 2027 F-150 at a Steep Price

• Ford’s two-tone treatment is available on selected 2027 F-150 XLT and Lariat models.

• Three accent colours can be paired with 10 factory exterior paint choices.

• Canadian pricing and availability for the package have not been confirmed.

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We typically avoid reporting on colour palettes afforded to new models, due to usually limited interest. But this story is far too good and nostalgia-inducing to pass up.

Ford is bringing back a very familiar colour treatment to the F-150 for 2027, though the retro look comes with a large five-figure price and several configuration restrictions.

The Custom Two-Tone Package adds a contrasting painted section between the truck’s lower body and beltline. The treatment continues around the body, giving the current F-150 an appearance inspired by Ford pickups sold during the 1970s, 1980s and early 1990s.

Three accent colours will initially be available: Oxford White, Carbonized Gray and Agate Black. Buyers can combine those accents with 10 standard F-150 exterior colours. Ford may introduce additional choices later, but it has not confirmed any further combinations.

The package is offered through Ford Custom Garage, the brand’s program for dealer-delivered accessories and limited-production customization. Unlike an aftermarket vinyl wrap, the contrasting section uses genuine paint formulated to match Ford’s factory colours.

Availability is limited to 2027 F-150 XLT and Lariat models equipped with the four-door SuperCrew cab, 5.5-foot cargo box and 145-inch wheelbase. Regular Cab, SuperCab and longer-box versions cannot be ordered with the treatment.

 

Customers must select the package when placing the original vehicle order. Ford

will process the truck through a factory ship-through arrangement, meaning the option cannot be added through the program after a vehicle has already been retailed.

In the United States, the Custom Two-Tone Package carries a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of US$12,545 (CDN$17,850). This is a significant premium over a single-colour truck and approaches one-fifth of the base price of some Lariat SuperCrew configurations.

The appearance option arrives alongside a mildly updated F-150 range that includes revised styling, wider V8 availability and a new Carhartt Edition.

Ford has not announced Canadian pricing or confirmed whether the Custom Garage option will be offered through Canadian dealerships.

Two-tone treatments were once common across Ford, General Motors and Dodge truck lineups before unfortunately disappearing during the 1990s. Their return gives Ford another customization option, but limited configurations and a substantial price will likely limit the package’s volume. Not a bad thing, to be honest.

Source: Hagerty