Ford Truck Guide and Comparison Resources | Bob Moore Ford
For nearly five decades, Ford’s pickup trucks have been the best-selling cars in the country. While the F-150 carries much of that volume, Ford’s lineup of pickup trucks is diverse, with versatile options built to meet every need. Whether you’re looking for an efficient daily driver like the Ford Maverick or need the brute force a Ford F-350 offers, Bob Moore Ford has plenty of options to choose from. Each Ford truck offers several different powertrain options, configurations, and uses, making it a bit daunting to determine which one makes the most sense for you. In the breakdown below, we’ll highlight where each truck falls in Ford’s lineup, highlighting all our Ford truck towing capacities, sizes, and configurations. If you’d like a more in-depth look at the strengths of each model, take a look at the research we’ve compiled about each model here. To do a Ford truck comparison for yourself, visit our Ford dealership in Oklahoma City today.
Ford Maverick
The Maverick is Ford’s smallest truck, but don’t let the compact frame fool you. The Maverick is every bit as useful as its larger siblings; it just has different strengths. With a max towing capacity of 4,000 pounds, you shouldn’t rely on the Maverick for your everyday towing needs, but it can hold its own in a pinch. The Maverick is more useful with its 4.5-foot bed, which supports a payload of up to 1,500 lbs, more than enough for everyday payloads. One of the strengths of the Maverick is its hybrid powertrain. While the rest of Ford’s lineup guzzles fuel at a fast rate, the Maverick has excellent fuel economy, to the tune of 42 mpg in the city and 35 mpg on the highway. The Maverick also excels in tighter conditions, thanks to its smaller frame, which makes it easier to maneuver when parking or in other applications. All told, the Maverick is an excellent choice for budget-minded drivers who want a truck but don’t need the extra power of some of the beefier models below.
Ford Ranger
Ford’s mid-size model has become increasingly popular in recent years, with many drivers finding it to be a perfect blend of power, features, style, and value. It comes with your choice of a turbo-four or a turbo-six, making it highly capable as an everyday work truck or an off-road toy. At its strongest, the Ranger is capable of towing 7,500 lbs, making it a perfect choice for hauling your boat to the lake on the weekends. The payload sits just above the Maverick, offering 1,805 lbs of capacity. We’d be remiss if we didn’t mention the Ford Ranger Raptor, one of the most fun Fords out there today. The Raptor uses a twin-turbo V-6 to generate 405 ponies and comes equipped with a wealth of off-road-focused accessories to make it one of the most fun trail vehicles on the market today. It has the added benefit of being one of Ford’s best-looking trucks, with a unique FORD grille and an aggressive stance. To learn more about the Ford Ranger, visit Bob Moore Ford in OKC.
Ford F-150
No truck has had a greater impact on American history than the Ford F-150. Our full-size pickup truck is trusted by families, the oil and gas industry, ranchers, and a wide range of other users. It’s been the best-selling vehicle in the United States for nearly fifty years, dedicated to delivering power, versatility, and dependability. These days, you can find a new Ford F-150 with several different powertrain options, from classic V8s to twin-turbo, hybrid V-6s. Most Ford F-150s are capable of towing anywhere from 12,700 to 13,500 pounds, supporting a payload of 2,455 pounds. The F-150 is available in several different configurations, offering three distinct cab types and bed lengths. All told, the Ford F-150 is one of the most reliable, dependable trucks on the road today, making it the go-to for most people looking for their next Ford truck. Explore the trim levels, powertrains, and configurations of the new Ford F-150 for sale in Oklahoma City.
Ford Super Duty
If you need a bit more power than the F-150 can provide, only a Ford Super Duty will do. The Super Duty lineup consists of the Ford F-250, F-350, and F-450, all of which boast reinforced steel frames that can handle your most challenging projects. Towing capacity varies between models, with the strongest trucks able to tow up to 40,000 pounds with a gooseneck. However, all models can tow close to the 20,000-pound mark as a minimum. The Super Duty maxes out with a remarkable 8,000 lbs payload capacity. While the Super Duty lineup consists of three trucks, all trucks share the same trim levels and gas and diesel powertrains. The most significant differences between the models are size and strength. Features remain the same across models. The Super Duty is best suited for commercial uses, but if you’d like it to moonlight as your daily driver, it features a wealth of available amenities and luxury features.
Still not sure which Ford truck is best for you? Visit Bob Moore Ford dealership in Oklahoma City to test drive our lineup and leave with a new Ford truck today!
