How much does a 2026 Ford F-150 cost before taxes and fees in Hazelwood, MO?

The 2026 F-150 starts at $39,585 MSRP for the base XL trim. That figure does not include destination and delivery charges, Missouri sales and use tax, title, registration, or dealer documentation fees, all of which are added on top. Your actual out-the-door number will be higher depending on the trim and options you choose.

Which F-150 trim is the best value for a regular retail buyer who wants comfort features?

The XLT is described as the volume trim for retail buyers and is the step where most comfort and technology options become available. If you want leather and bundled towing prep without going fully custom, the Lariat packages those in as standard. The right choice depends on which features matter most to you and how much you want to spend above the base XL price.

What options add the most money to an F-150's sticker price?

The biggest cost drivers on an F-150 are the engine or powertrain upgrade, cab and bed configuration, and whether you choose 4x4 over 4x2. Technology bundles with advanced driver-assist systems, tow packages, and appearance packages with larger wheels also add thousands to the base MSRP. On Super Duty trucks, a diesel engine upgrade alone can be one of the single largest line items on the window sticker.

Can I find Super Duty pricing online or do I need to contact the dealership?

Ford does not currently publish Super Duty base pricing on its public pages, so online research will only get you so far. To get accurate figures on in-stock Super Duty units, you need to contact a dealership directly. Bommarito Ford Superstore in Hazelwood can pull live inventory numbers and give you a trim-by-trim quote rather than relying on figures that may be outdated or incomplete.

Ford F-150 Price in Hazelwood, MO: 2026 Buyer's Guide

A new 2026 Ford F-150 starts at an MSRP of $39,585 for the base XL trim, according to Ford's own vehicle homepage. From that starting point, the final price you pay in Hazelwood depends on three things: which trim you choose, which packages and factory options you add, and the dealer-level charges that get built into any out-the-door number.

For buyers in north St. Louis County, that means the sticker is a starting line, not a finish line. Here's how the math actually works on a new Ford truck purchase in Hazelwood, and what to expect at each stage.

What does a new Ford F-150 cost in Hazelwood, MO in 2026?

The 2026 Ford F-150 starts at MSRP $39,585 for the XL base trim per Ford's current vehicle homepage. That figure is the manufacturer's suggested retail price before destination and delivery charges, Missouri sales and use tax, title, registration, and any dealer documentation fees — all of which are added on top. Actual transaction prices in Hazelwood vary by configuration, inventory, and incentives in effect at the time of sale.

Super Duty pricing is not currently displayed for the model year shown on Ford's Super Duty homepage, so confirming figures with the dealership is recommended. For an accurate trim-by-trim quote on current 2026 inventory, Bommarito Ford Superstore Hazelwood can pull live stock numbers rather than relying on perishable advertised figures.

How does trim level change the F-150 price?

Trim level is the single biggest driver of the final price on a new F-150. Each step up the trim ladder bundles in powertrain, interior, towing, and technology upgrades that would otherwise be optional, with the price difference between base and top trims being substantial. Because trim-specific MSRPs are not published on Ford's public pages, exact tier pricing should be confirmed on in-stock units.

The F-150 trim ladder

XL is the work-truck base trim, representing the entry point into the F-150 lineup.
STX — appearance and convenience upgrades on the XL platform.
XLT — the volume trim for retail buyers; the step where most comfort and tech options unlock.
Lariat — leather, upgraded tech, and most towing-prep options bundled standard.
Tremor — off-road-tuned suspension, skid plates, and unique styling.
King Ranch and Platinum trims offer luxury-grade interiors with nearly every option included as standard.
Raptor — performance off-road halo trim at the top of the price ladder.

How do packages and options build the final number?

Options and factory packages typically add thousands to the base MSRP of a given F-150 trim. The biggest line items are powertrain upgrades (such as higher-output V8 or hybrid configurations), tow packages, four-wheel drive, larger wheels, bed and cab configuration, and technology bundles like advanced driver-assist suites. On Super Duty trucks, diesel engine upgrades alone can represent one of the largest single option costs on the window sticker.

Where the money usually goes

Cost driver	What it affects
Engine / powertrain	Base V6 vs. V8, hybrid, or Super Duty diesel
Cab and bed	Regular, SuperCab, SuperCrew; 5.5', 6.5', or 8' bed
Drivetrain	4x2 vs. 4x4
Tow / payload package	Max Trailer Tow, heavy-duty payload, 5th-wheel prep
Tech package	Driver-assist suites, larger displays, premium audio
Appearance package	Wheels, bed liners, running boards, special editions

What should Hazelwood buyers know about Super Duty pricing?

Super Duty base pricing is not currently published on Ford's public pages, so confirming figures with the dealership is recommended. That means any 2026 F-250, F-350, or F-450 price you see should be verified against live dealer inventory rather than taken from a generic online figure. Trim-level MSRPs for the Super Duty lineup were also not available in Ford's retrieved pages.

For Hazelwood buyers hauling trailers along I-270 or running equipment across north St. Louis County and the Riverport business district, Super Duty configuration decisions — gas vs. Power Stroke diesel, single-rear-wheel vs. dually, 6.75' vs. 8' bed — move the number more than almost anything else. Bommarito Ford Superstore Hazelwood can quote in-stock 2026 Super Duty units directly rather than estimating from last year's figures.

What dealer-side charges are added to the MSRP?

Beyond MSRP, every new Ford truck purchase in Missouri carries additional charges: Ford's destination and delivery fee, dealer documentation fees, Missouri state and local sales/use tax, title fees, and license and registration fees through the Missouri Department of Revenue. None of these are set by MSRP and none are published on Ford's vehicle pages — they're layered on at the dealer level and at the state license office.

Missouri's trade-in tax treatment is worth understanding before you sign: the state allows a sales-tax credit for the value of a vehicle you trade in, so you're taxed on the difference between the new truck's price and the trade-in allowance rather than the full purchase price. That credit can meaningfully change the out-the-door number on a truck in the $40,000–$80,000 range — a common zone for F-150 XLT through Lariat configurations.

How should Hazelwood buyers evaluate a Ford truck sticker in 2026?

Work from the window sticker outward, not from the advertised price inward. Start with the MSRP of the specific trim, add the factory options and packages line by line, add Ford's destination charge, then layer the dealer doc fee, Missouri sales tax (net of any trade), and title and registration. That build gives you an apples-to-apples out-the-door number you can compare across configurations and across dealers in north St. Louis County.

Bommarito Ford Superstore Hazelwood sits at 675 Dunn Rd, just off I-270, and states its new-vehicle inventory includes over 400 models — enough breadth to compare F-150 trims side by side rather than ordering blind. Bommarito Ford Superstore also states it is the #1 Ford Dealer in St. Louis.

One Hazelwood buyer's experience, posted in October 2026, captures how the walk-in-to-drive-out process can look when inventory and pricing line up:

Best experienced I've ever had at a car dealership. I picked out an F-150 online from dealer inventory and Steve Nodiff reached out to me immediately via email and text. I made an appointment and he had the vehicle out front for me when I arrived. Steve's experience at his job was evident as he was able to get me a price on the new truck lower than what i had seen on the website. The trade in offer also exceeded my expectations. The whole transaction was quick and easy and it was a pleasure working with Steve and Bammarito Ford
— Kenneth, 5★, Oct 2026

Frequently asked questions

What is the starting price of a 2026 Ford F-150?

The 2026 Ford F-150 starts at an MSRP of $39,585 for the base XL trim, according to Ford's vehicle homepage. That figure does not include Ford's destination and delivery charge, Missouri sales tax, title, license, or dealer documentation fees. Higher trims — STX, XLT, Lariat, Tremor, King Ranch, Platinum, and Raptor — carry higher MSRPs that Ford has not published trim-by-trim on its public pages for the 2026 model year.

How much does a 2026 Ford Super Duty cost in Hazelwood, MO?

The 2026 Super Duty base MSRP is not currently published on Ford's public vehicle pages — the Super Duty homepage displays 2027 model-year pricing instead. For an accurate 2026 F-250, F-350, or F-450 price in Hazelwood, request a quote on a specific in-stock unit from Bommarito Ford Superstore Hazelwood, because configuration (gas vs. diesel, cab, bed, drivetrain, trim) drives the final number more than any single advertised figure.

Does Missouri give a sales-tax credit for a trade-in?

Yes. Missouri allows a sales-tax credit for the value of a vehicle traded in on a new purchase, meaning tax is calculated on the difference between the new truck's price and the trade-in allowance rather than the full purchase price. The credit is applied at the time you title and register the vehicle through the Missouri Department of Revenue. On a $50,000 F-150 with a $20,000 trade, that difference can be substantial.

What fees are added on top of the MSRP on a new Ford truck?

Expect Ford's destination and delivery charge, a dealer documentation fee, Missouri state and local sales/use tax, title fees, and license and registration fees through the Missouri Department of Revenue. None of these are included in the MSRP shown on Ford's vehicle pages. Destination charges and dealer doc fees were not stated in the retrieved Ford source pages, so confirm current amounts on the window sticker and buyer's order.

Which F-150 trim is right for most Hazelwood buyers?

Most retail buyers in north St. Louis County land in the XLT or Lariat range, because those trims unlock the comfort, towing, and technology options that work-focused XL and STX trims leave as extras. Tremor suits buyers who want off-road capability without stepping to Raptor pricing; King Ranch and Platinum are the luxury tier. The right trim depends on how you'll use the truck — tow weight, daily driver vs. jobsite, and tech preferences all matter.

Where can I see 2026 Ford truck inventory and pricing in Hazelwood?

Bommarito Ford Superstore Hazelwood is located at 675 Dunn Rd, Hazelwood, MO 63042, and states its new-vehicle inventory includes over 400 models — covering F-150 and Super Duty configurations across trims. Because 2026 trim-level MSRPs and Super Duty pricing are not fully published on Ford's public pages, requesting a quote on a specific VIN in stock is the most reliable way to get a current, Hazelwood-specific out-the-door number.

The bottom line for Hazelwood truck buyers

A new 2026 F-150 starts at $39,585, but the number that actually matters is the one on your buyer's order after trim, options, Ford's destination charge, Missouri tax (net of trade), title, and dealer fees are stacked on. For Super Duty, 2026 figures aren't on Ford's public pages yet, so a VIN-specific quote is the only reliable path. Readers in Hazelwood who want to compare live 2026 F-150 and Super Duty pricing on in-stock trucks can reach Bommarito Ford Superstore Hazelwood at 314-895-0600 or https://www.bommaritoford.com/ to get a configuration quoted end to end.