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This 2024 Ford F-150 Raptor R presents in Shelter Green over a Black interior, showing 10,014 miles from new. The Raptor R occupies a position in the performance truck segment that no direct competitor has been able to answer — a factory-built, supercharged V8 desert-racing machine that arrives from Ford with the engineering credibility of the broader Raptor lineage and the outright power output to settle any remaining conversation about what a production truck is capable of.
Power comes from Ford's 5.2-liter supercharged V8 — the same Predator engine architecture deployed in the Shelby GT500 — producing 720 horsepower and 640 lb-ft of torque, paired with a ten-speed automatic and four-wheel drive. The supercharger's immediate throttle response and linear power delivery suits the Raptor R's intended use across high-speed terrain more naturally than the turbocharged alternatives in this segment, and the Fox Racing Shox 3.1-inch internal bypass suspension — derived directly from desert racing competition — provides 13 inches of front travel and 14.1 inches of rear travel to match. The 37-inch BFGoodrich KO2 tires, widened fender flares, functional hood vent, and revised front bumper are each the product of engineering requirement rather than aesthetic choice.Shelter Green is among the more distinctive and period-appropriate finishes on the current Raptor generation — a deep, muted military-influenced color that suits the truck's purposeful character and has emerged as one of the more sought-after combinations in the palette. The Black interior is appointed with heated and ventilated front seats, multifunction display, and B&O sound system, providing a level of cabin refinement that the exterior aggression does not necessarily telegraph.
At 10,014 miles, this example has been used sufficiently to confirm all systems are performing as designed while remaining well within the range the market associates with preserved, low-mileage Raptor R examples. The supercharged V8 in a factory desert truck is an engineering achievement Ford may not replicate in the same form — and clean examples at this mileage are becoming progressively harder to locate.
