The 2027 Super Duty® King Ranch® is Ford’s Western-luxury take on a heavy-duty truck — a refined, hardworking flagship wrapped in unique Kingsville leather, chrome, and two-tone paint. It’s the trim for buyers who want premium comfort and unmistakable character without the modern, monochromatic look of the Platinum. Here’s exactly what the King Ranch includes, how it compares to the Platinum, what options are available, and how to order one at Jay Malone Ford in Hutchinson.
Quick Answer
The 2027 Super Duty King Ranch is the Western-luxury flagship trim — 4x4 standard, Crew Cab, with unique Kingsville Antique Affect leather, a bright chrome grille with Caribou inserts, lower two-tone accent paint, unique King Ranch badging, 20-inch machined aluminum wheels, B&O Unleashed audio, Head-Up Display, and the full Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0 driver-assist suite. It pairs with the 7.3L gas V8 or the 6.7L High-Output Power Stroke® diesel. Ford has not announced an on-sale date — reserve yours now at Jay Malone Ford. Call (320) 587-4748.
In this article
What is the Super Duty King Ranch?
What does the King Ranch include?
The King Ranch interior
King Ranch vs. Platinum — which luxury trim?
What options are available?
Is the King Ranch worth it?
How do I order one?
Frequently asked questions
What Is the Super Duty King Ranch?
The King Ranch is one of the two top-tier luxury trims in the 2027 Super Duty lineup, sitting alongside the Platinum. Named for the legendary Texas ranch, it brings a distinctive Western-luxury character — warm leather, chrome, two-tone paint, and signature badging — that’s been a favorite of truck buyers for years.
It comes standard with 4x4 and a Crew Cab body, and it’s built for the buyer who tows and works hard but wants a truck with genuine warmth and personality inside and out. Where the Platinum is modern and monochromatic, the King Ranch is rich, traditional, and unmistakable.
What Does the King Ranch Include?
The 2027 King Ranch comes loaded with premium and signature equipment, including:
- 4x4 standard, Crew Cab, with 410-amp dual alternators and a dual battery
- Bright chrome grille with Caribou inserts
- Lower accent two-tone paint and unique King Ranch fender badges
- 20-inch Bright Machined aluminum wheels with a unique King Ranch center cap and Light Caribou painted pockets
- Power-deployable running boards
- Tailgate appliqué and power tailgate with tailgate step
- B&O® Unleashed Sound System by Bang & Olufsen® with HD Radio™ (14 speakers including subwoofer)
- Head-Up Display
- Ford Co-Pilot360® Assist 2.0 with adaptive cruise, lane centering, and the full driver-assist suite
- Pro Trailer Backup Assist™ and Pro Trailer Hitch Assist™
- Memory power-adjustable pedals
The King Ranch Interior
The interior is where the King Ranch truly sets itself apart. It’s defined by:
- Unique King Ranch Kingsville Antique Affect leather Multicontour driver and passenger bucket seats with a flow-through console
- Unique door panels with King Ranch leather inserts and woodgrain appliqué
- Kingsville Antique Affect leather-wrapped steering wheel — power tilt/telescoping with heat, memory, and audio controls
- Unique front and rear floor mats and scuff plates with King Ranch inserts
- Heated and ventilated front seats with memory, and a heated rear seat
That Kingsville leather — with its distinctive antique, saddle-like finish and King Ranch logo detailing — is the signature of the trim, and it’s what makes the cabin feel like nothing else in the lineup.
King Ranch vs. Platinum — Which Luxury Trim?
The King Ranch and Platinum sit at the same top tier of the Super Duty lineup, and both are loaded — so the choice comes down to character, not capability.
King Ranch is Western luxury: warm Kingsville leather, chrome, two-tone paint, woodgrain accents, and signature ranch badging. It’s traditional, rich, and full of personality.
Platinum is modern luxury: monochromatic styling, body-color and satin accents, and a cleaner, more contemporary look. The available Platinum Plus package pushes it even further with unique Smoked Truffle leather.
Neither is “better” — they’re built for different tastes. If you love the warmth and heritage of leather-and-chrome Western styling, the King Ranch is your truck. If you prefer a sleek, modern look, the Platinum and Platinum Plus are worth a look. We’re happy to show you both side by side.
Key Takeaways
- The King Ranch is the Western-luxury flagship trim — 4x4 standard, Crew Cab, with unique Kingsville Antique Affect leather.
- Signature features include a chrome grille with Caribou inserts, lower two-tone accent paint, woodgrain trim, and unique King Ranch badging.
- It includes B&O Unleashed audio, Head-Up Display, and the full Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0 suite.
- It pairs with either the 7.3L gas V8 or the 6.7L High-Output Power Stroke diesel.
- The choice between King Ranch and Platinum comes down to Western versus modern luxury character.
What Options Are Available?
A few notable options can tailor the King Ranch to your taste:
- Chrome Package — adds 20-inch Chrome PVD wheels, chrome door handles, chrome mirror caps, a chrome exhaust tip, and chrome bumpers. Note that choosing the Chrome Package deletes the standard two-tone paint for a monotone chrome-accented look.
- Tremor Off-Road Package — yes, the King Ranch can be built with the Tremor Off-Road Package for serious off-road capability on a luxury truck. See our full Tremor guide for details.
- Twin-panel power moonroof, Max Recline seats, and other premium options are also available.
Is the King Ranch Worth It?
For the right buyer, it’s one of the most satisfying trucks in the lineup — and here’s the honest way to think about it.
It makes sense if: you love the warmth and character of Western-style leather-and-chrome luxury, you want a top-tier truck that feels distinctive rather than understated, and you appreciate the heritage and signature details that come with the King Ranch name. The Kingsville leather alone wins a lot of buyers over the moment they sit in it.
It may not be the right fit if: you prefer a modern, monochromatic look (the Platinum is your trim), or you don’t need top-tier luxury and a Lariat with the right packages covers what you want.
For central Minnesota buyers who tow heavy and want a truck with genuine personality — the kind that looks as good at the farm as it does in town — the King Ranch is hard to beat. We’re glad to walk you through it versus the Platinum or a loaded Lariat.
How Do I Order a King Ranch Super Duty?
Ordering is simple, and we’ll make sure the build comes together right.
- Reserve online. Use our 2027 Super Duty reservation page and note that you want a King Ranch, along with your engine, color, and any options like the Chrome Package or Tremor.
- Call us at (320) 587-4748 and tell us you’re interested in a King Ranch build. We’ll walk through the options and how it compares to the Platinum.
Reserving is free and commits you to nothing. Jay Malone Ford has been ordering Super Duty trucks for our McLeod County neighbors since 2005, and we never charge extra to special-order the exact build you want. Jay, Jake, and Jordan Malone are on the lot every day, and we’ll make sure your King Ranch is spec’d right the first time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the King Ranch 4x4?
Yes. The King Ranch comes standard with 4x4 and is built as a Crew Cab.
What makes the King Ranch interior unique?
The signature is the unique King Ranch Kingsville Antique Affect leather — with its distinctive antique, saddle-like finish and King Ranch logo detailing — on Multicontour bucket seats, paired with woodgrain appliqué door trim, unique floor mats, and a Kingsville leather-wrapped steering wheel. Front seats are heated and ventilated with memory, and the rear seat is heated.
What’s the difference between King Ranch and Platinum?
Both are top-tier luxury trims. The King Ranch is Western luxury — warm Kingsville leather, chrome, two-tone paint, and woodgrain. The Platinum is modern luxury — monochromatic styling and a cleaner, contemporary look, with an available Platinum Plus package. It comes down to which character you prefer.
Can the King Ranch be ordered with the Tremor Off-Road Package?
Yes. The King Ranch can be built with the Tremor Off-Road Package for serious off-road capability on a luxury truck. It requires 4x4 and a Crew Cab and is single-rear-wheel only.
What engines are available on the King Ranch?
The King Ranch pairs with either the 7.3L gas V8 or the 6.7L High-Output Power Stroke diesel — the two engines offered on the 2027 Super Duty.
When can I get a 2027 King Ranch Super Duty?
Order banks are open and you can reserve now at Jay Malone Ford. Ford has not announced a specific on-sale date yet — we’ll update reservation holders the moment we have firm timing.
The King Ranch is the Super Duty for buyers who want their truck to have warmth, heritage, and unmistakable character — while still working as hard as anything in the lineup. If that Western-luxury feel is what you’ve been picturing, let’s get your build in line. Reserve online, call, or stop by the showroom on Highway 7 — no pressure, just straight answers from a team that has been doing this in Hutchinson for twenty years.
About the Author
I’m Jordan Malone-Forst, Assistant General Manager at Jay Malone Motors in Hutchinson, MN. I’m proud to be part of the family business my dad Jay started in 2005 — and even prouder to serve the community I grew up in. I’m President of the Hutchinson Ambassadors, serve on the Board of Directors for the Hutchinson Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism, and was named 2025 Young Leader of the Year. If you have questions about a King Ranch build or any 2027 Super Duty, reach out — I’d love to help.
King Ranch content and availability for the 2027 Super Duty are subject to change. Although every reasonable effort has been made to ensure accuracy, absolute accuracy cannot be guaranteed. See dealer for current availability and details.