what is a lariat?

Question

it is from the ford f150 4x4, what does it mean

Answer 1

Not just 4x4s..can be found on 4x2s and on horses that stand at least 14 hands high (ok, loved all the Cowboy lasso descripts and had to put my own in here)

But it used to mean the second to highest level (But since 1997 model year, pretty much highest level) in the Ford F-series of trucks

As others described.. all the bells and whistles..stuff you won't find on the lower models such as heated and sometimes cooled leather seats.

Any option packages above this, are based on the lariat however now, and are usually just seat material changes (such as the Harley Davidson and King ranch editions)

Answer 2

The word actually means a rope used by cowboys to lasso cows and steers.

As for as Ford is concerned, it is a trim level. It is one of the higher trim levels that Ford uses for the F series trucks. It has all the bells and whistles that are available, or at least most of them, the others are still options.

good luck.

Answer 3

Lariat is the luxury trim for Ford Trucks.

Answer 4

a lariat is a lasso, commonly known as a rope that a cowboy would use. When the loop is around an object, such as calf, an pulled, it will tighten up. Remember now?

Answer 5

It is Ford Motor Companies designation on the F-150 that it is the top trim level truck.

They come standard with leather, climate control etc. etc.

Answer 6

Lasso

Answer 7

just a trim level with a specific option package. a step above XLT and a step or 2 below the specialty packages like King Ranch and Harley Davidson.

Answer 8

a lasso for cowboys

its a trim for ford trucks

Answer 9

It's like a lasso. A rope made to throw and capture cows and such.

Answer 10

short and simple,a rope, you will without a doubt get answers claiming a laso,something to rope a cow or goat and even claiming a greek meaning which will be close but lets use the KISS method.