Ford's F-150 is one of the best-selling pickup trucks in United States, and the American automaker recently announced details for the latest model. The 2013 F-150 got a bit of a makeover, with a new front fascia that gives the appearance of a Ford Super Duty truck, but this year's model will not overwhelm drivers with a slew of major changes.

The head of Ford truck marketing, Doug Scott, explained to AutoBlog that this is because the automaker doesn't hold onto new technology and reinvent its vehicles every few years. Rather, they include new features and make adjustments when they become available. For instance, last year, the F-150 was given two new V6 engine options.

"Like our hardworking customers, Ford is committed to getting the job done right with our industry-leading trucks," said Mark Fields, Ford president of the Americas. "The 2013 F-150 demonstrates our commitment to continuously improving our trucks with new features and capabilities, allowing F-Series owners to be increasingly productive."

The new truck will also feature the MyFord Touch system, which allows drivers to control certain elements of their vehicles like the radio with voice commands. This can help reduce the risk of distracted driving. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports if you take your eyes off the road for as little as 4.6 seconds, you drive about 100 yards – the length of a football field – without ever looking at the road.

Drivers who are looking to get behind the wheel of a used Ford F-150 can head to New Jersey State Auto Auction. The dealer has a wide variety of makes and models for shoppers to choose from, and all vehicles are CARFAX certified, so you know you'll be driving away in a reliable vehicle.