Compare Ford Trucks

Ford Maverick

• Seats: 5
• Cab/Bed Sizes: SuperCrew | 4.5-foot box
• Max Towing: 4,000 pounds
• Max Payload: 1,500 pounds
• Horsepower/Torque: 191 - 250 hp / 155 - 277 pound-feet
• Off-Road Potential: Low to Moderate
• Number of Trim Levels: 5

Compact yet capable, the Ford Maverick delivers pickup capability and open-bed with convenient space requirements and city-friendly maneuverability. Its size makes it ideal for navigating narrow roads or tight parking spots while still offering ample room for five passengers and a cleverly designed cargo box. With built-in tie-downs, optional cubbies, threaded mounting points, and available power outlets, the Maverick's versatile FlexBed easily adapts to do-it-yourself projects or light-duty hauling.

Under the hood, the base setup pairs a 2.5L four-cylinder engine with an electric motor to deliver strong fuel efficiency and 191 total horsepower. For more traditional performance, the available 2.0L EcoBoost® turbocharged four-cylinder engine boosts output to 250 horsepower. As of the 2026 model year, both engines are available with either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, and each can tow up to 4,000 pounds when properly equipped.

Inside, the Maverick includes desirable features like a standard 13.2-inch touchscreen with wireless smartphone integration, plus available upgrades such as dual-zone climate control, heated front seats, nicer materials, and an extensive roster of driver aids. Two specialty trims are also available, including the off-road-oriented Tremor or the street-truck-inspired Lobo edition with sporty styling and enhanced suspension tuning.

Ford Ranger

• Seats: 5
• Cab/Bed Sizes: SuperCrew | 5.0-foot box
• Max Towing: 7,500 pounds
• Max Payload: 1,850 pounds
• Horsepower/Torque: 270 - 315 hp / 310 - 400 pound-feet
• Off-Road Potential: Moderate to Extreme
• Number of Trim Levels: 4

Stepping into the midsize segment, the Ford Ranger provides more muscle under the hood while still offering more manageable dimensions than a full-size model. It's an appealing balance between hauling capacity and ease of use. The cargo bed offers ample space for equipment or outdoor gear, and the cabin provides both work-ready durability and everyday comfort. The standard 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine generates 270 horsepower/310 pound-feet of torque. There's also an available 2.7-liter EcoBoost® V6 borrowed from the F-150 lineup (315 horsepower/400 pound-feet of torque). Either powerplant has enough muscle to tow and haul up to 7,500 and 1,860 pounds, respectively.

The current Ford Ranger generation is also popular for its significant capability beyond the asphalt. The FX4 Off-Road Package adds protective skid plates, a specialized suspension setup, and a terrain-management system. The dedicated Ranger Raptor trim takes off-road prowess to the next level with a burly 3.0-liter EcoBoost® V6 (405 horsepower/430 ), plus FOX® dampers, locking differentials, and BFGoodrich KO3 all-terrain tires.

Ford F-150

• Seats: 3 - 6
• Cab/Bed Sizes: Regular, Super Cab, Super Crew | 5.5-foot, 6.5-foot, 8.0-foot box
• Max Towing: 13,500 pounds
• Max Payload: 2,455 pounds
• Horsepower/Torque (excluding Raptor): 325 - 430 hp / 400 - 570 pound-feet
• Off-Road Potential: High to Extreme
• Number of Trim Levels: 9

Long regarded as the benchmark of full-size pickups, the Ford F-150 offers the versatility to handle nearly any task. Its broad selection of trims, cab styles, and powertrains makes it easy to customize for work or recreation. It has advanced technologies to help simplify towing, hauling, and worksite power needs, including Pro Trailer Backup Assist™, Pro Power Onboard, integrated scales, trailer camera coverage, and more.  Inside, you'll find thoughtful details that enhance everyday comfort and functionality, including spacious passenger accommodations, intuitive displays, smart storage options, and extensive seating upgrades.

The Ford F-150's engine lineup is one of the most diverse in the segment. Powerplant options include multiple EcoBoost® V6 setups, an efficient PowerBoost™ hybrid, and the automaker's renowned 5.0L V8 for eight-cylinder traditionalists. The F-150 also boasts myriad off-road-ready configurations, including the FX4 package and dedicated trim levels like Tremor and Raptor.

Ford Super Duty (F-250 & F-350)

• Seats: 3 - 6
• Cab/Bed Sizes: Regular, Super Cab, Super Crew | 6.75-foot, 8.0-foot box
• Max Towing - Conventional: 22,000 - 28,000 pounds
• Max Towing - 5th-Wheel/Gooseneck: 22,900 - 38,000 pounds
• Max Payload: 3,793 - 8,000 pounds
• Horsepower/Torque: 405 - 500 hp / 445 - 1,200 pound-feet
• Off-Road Potential: Moderate to High
• Number of Trim Levels: 5

When only the strongest and most capable truck will do, Vermont drivers turn to the Ford Super Duty lineup.  From commercial fleets to towing large trailers, heavy-duty models like the Ford F-250 and F-350 provide the capability that demanding tasks require. Each Super Duty nameplate benefits from a reinforced frame, heavy-duty suspension, and commanding engine options, including multiple gas V8s and a 6.7L Power Stroke® diesel with more torque than any competitor. They also offer available towing technologies like Pro Trailer Hitch Assist, Trailer Reverse Guidance, Pro Trailer Backup Assist, and a 360-degree camera.

Ford Super Duty models are also well-suited to daily use, thanks to their comfortable interiors, appealing amenities, and advanced safety features. They can also be configured for off-road adventures thanks to available packages like FX4 and Tremor.

Ford F-150 Lightning

• Seats: 5
• Cab/Bed Sizes: SuperCrew, 5.5-foot box
• Max Towing: 10,000 pounds
• Max Payload: 2,235 pounds
• Horsepower/Torque: 452 - 580 hp, 775 pound-feet
• Off-Road Potential: Low to Moderate
• Number of Trim Levels: 4

The Ford F-150 Lightning expands on the legendary F-Series name with instant torque delivery and a quieter driving experience. It maintains the same spacious four-door design and functional cargo bed as the traditional gas-powered F-150 but adds the advantages of all-electric performance.

The dual-motor AWD powertrain generates 775 pound-feet of torque and either 452 or 580 horsepower, depending on the configuration. The Standard Range battery provides an EPA-rated 240 miles of range, while Extended Range models achieve an estimated rating of 320 miles per charge. With a 10,000-pound tow rating and up to 2,000 pounds of payload, the F-150 Lightning proves that electric trucks can deliver real capability.

The F-150 Lightning offers several unique attributes, including a lockable and drainable front trunk, which provides an impressive 14 cubic feet of covered storage. The Lightning also offers vehicle-to-load capability, allowing it to supply electricity for tools and appliances on the job or even power a home during an outage.