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An approachable starting point for shoppers who want compact pickup utility without prioritizing luxury extras. Compare drivetrain, convenience equipment and bed accessories on each XL.
A compact truck should make everyday driving easier without giving up the flexibility of a pickup bed. At Dave Arbogast Ford in Troy, Ohio, you can browse new Ford Maverick inventory above and compare the details that matter: Hybrid or EcoBoost power, available all-wheel drive, trim, and truck-bed equipment. Whether you’re commuting from Dayton, tackling projects around Vandalia, or bringing outdoor gear from Sidney, the right Maverick depends on how you actually drive. Compare the individual listings for powertrain, drivetrain, packages, and equipment, then call our Troy dealership to discuss a truck that fits your needs.
An approachable starting point for shoppers who want compact pickup utility without prioritizing luxury extras. Compare drivetrain, convenience equipment and bed accessories on each XL.
A practical step up when everyday comfort and appearance choices matter. Compare XLT listings for packages, AWD and the features you would use most.
Worth considering for a more premium cabin and additional technology. Check each Lariat’s powertrain, driver-assistance features and installed options.
Choose Tremor if rougher trails and off-pavement driving are a priority. Its off-road-oriented setup may be less relevant if most driving is on highways.
Lobo is the street-oriented choice, emphasizing sporty driving character rather than trail equipment. Compare ride, wheel and tire setup, and everyday comfort.
Maverick Hybrid is worth comparing if fuel efficiency and stop-and-go commuting are priorities. The turbocharged EcoBoost offers a different power delivery. Review each listing for its engine and equipment rather than assuming one fits every driver.
Hybrid AWD is offered on eligible configurations, while AWD or specialized Advanced 4WD equipment is offered elsewhere in the lineup. Check the individual truck: not every Maverick has the same drivetrain.
The compact bed can handle supplies, bikes and weekend gear. Compare tie-down points, storage solutions and bed accessories based on what you plan to carry.
Compare touchscreen connectivity, camera views and available driver-assistance features. Standard and optional equipment can differ by trim, package and truck.
A Maverick can be a useful small truck, but towing and hauling limits vary by configuration. Check the exact truck’s ratings, loaded trailer weight and payload label before making a decision.
The Maverick bed is approximately 4.5 feet long. Measure large items and consider tailgate position, tie-downs and securement before hauling.
Many configurations are rated for up to 2,000 pounds, while properly equipped versions with the applicable 4K Tow Package can reach up to 4,000 pounds. The exact rating depends on configuration.
Passengers, tools, cargo and trailer tongue weight all use payload. Consult the specific truck’s door-jamb label and avoid relying on a model-wide maximum.
Four doors and a smaller footprint make Maverick appealing for parking and commuting. Check passenger comfort, bed needs and garage clearance before choosing.
A midsize truck to compare when you want a larger pickup footprint, more traditional truck capability or higher available towing capacity.
A full-size alternative for shoppers who need broader cab and bed choices, more passenger space or higher available hauling and towing capability.
Yes. Ford offers Hybrid AWD on eligible Maverick configurations. Check the drivetrain shown on each truck rather than assuming every hybrid has AWD; equipment varies by trim and configuration.
XL focuses on essential compact-truck utility and value. XLT adds convenience and styling choices. Compare the actual listings for powertrain, AWD, comfort packages and bed equipment before deciding which represents better value for you.
Some configurations are rated up to 2,000 pounds, while properly equipped Mavericks with the applicable 4K Tow Package can tow up to 4,000 pounds. Your trailer’s loaded weight, tongue weight and the truck’s specific ratings all matter.
Hybrid is especially worth considering for fuel-conscious commuting; EcoBoost offers a turbocharged gasoline alternative. Compare your daily mileage, driving preferences, AWD needs and the equipment on available trucks. Neither powertrain is automatically the best fit for everyone.
Yes. Maverick is Ford’s compact pickup, while Ranger is a midsize truck. Maverick may be easier to park and use for daily errands; Ranger is worth considering when you need a larger truck and greater available towing capability.
Dave Arbogast Ford is located in Troy, Ohio, serving shoppers from Dayton, Vandalia, Sidney and nearby communities. Browse the Maverick listings above, then call (937) 980-0525 to ask about a particular truck.
