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The 2026 Ford F-150 continues to earn its place as America's most trusted full-size pickup, and for good reason. This guide breaks down four distinct trims — the STX, Lariat, Platinum, and Raptor — covering powertrain specs, towing capacity, cabin features, safety tech, pricing, and what each configuration means for real-world buyers in Delaware. Whether you haul gear for a weekend on the water or commute through Dover's historic streets, this article gives you the facts to choose confidently. more Table of Contents Rugged Looks That Command Attention Engineered for Towing Adventures Cabin Comfort Designed for Family Days Tech That Keeps You Connected Safety You Can Trust on Busy Delaware Commutes and Coastal Roads Breaking Down 2026 Ford F-150 Pricing: Lariat, Platinum, Raptor, and STX Trims Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Support's 2026 Ford F-150 Owners Awards & Expert Recognition Highlighting the 2026 Ford F-150's Strengths Frequently Asked Questions from Buyers About the 2026 Ford F-150 Final Thoughts: The 2026 Ford F-150's Value for Active Families and Professionals Why Dover Families and Outdoor Enthusiasts Choose the 2026 Ford F-150 Picture a Saturday morning in Dover: the truck bed loaded with kayaks, the family buckled in, and a destination like Silver Sands State Park or Milford's waterfront trails on the horizon. The 2026 Ford F-150 was built for exactly that kind of weekend, and its popularity in this region reflects how well it fits the lifestyle of Delaware families and working professionals alike. Delaware's Mid-Atlantic coastal plain presents a unique driving environment. The terrain is flat, roads are wide, and the demand shifts quickly from weekday government-district commutes to weekend boat-towing runs along the coast. The F-150's combination of rear-wheel drive efficiency on flat roads, available four-wheel drive for the Raptor, and a 10-speed automatic transmission across every trim makes it a natural match for the region's varied demands. Buyers in this market tend to prioritize three things: dependable towing for recreational use, a comfortable cabin that accommodates a family of five, and technology that keeps them connected without overcomplicating the experience. The F-150 delivers on all three simultaneously, which is a significant reason it outsells rivals like the Chevrolet Silverado 1500, Ram 1500, and Toyota Tundra year after year. The trim ladder — from the value-oriented STX at $41,855 to the performance-focused Raptor at $79,005 — means there is a configuration that fits both the contractor who needs a capable workhorse and the professional family that wants leather seats and a Bang & Olufsen sound system on the drive home from Legislative Hall. Kelley Blue Book recognized this breadth of appeal by awarding the F-150 its Best Buy Award — Full-Size Truck for 2026, a distinction that speaks directly to the truck's combination of value and versatility. At Winner Ford, a second-generation, family-owned dealership in Dover, the team understands that most buyers are not just purchasing a vehicle — they are investing in a tool that needs to perform reliably across years of varied use. That perspective shapes how the staff approaches every conversation, prioritizing honest guidance over high-pressure tactics. ​ Rugged Looks That Command Attention The 2026 F-150's exterior design is confident without being overwrought. The truck's wide stance, bold grille proportions, and sculpted hood lines communicate capability before a single spec is mentioned. Each trim expresses that character differently, giving buyers meaningful visual choices that go beyond paint color. The Lariat arrives with a chrome two-bar style grille with chrome surround and silver accents, chrome front and rear bumpers, LED projector headlamps with dynamic bending, and LED mirror-mounted spotlights. Power-folding, power-adjustable heated side mirrors with memory and integrated turn signals add a premium touch that you notice every time you park. Standard 18-inch painted aluminum wheels anchor the stance, though the optional Equipment Group 501A upgrades those to 20-inch chrome-like PVD wheels with 275/60R20 all-terrain tires — a meaningful visual and functional jump. Buyers who prefer a darker, more aggressive aesthetic can add the Black Appearance Package ($1,225) to the Lariat, which swaps in 20-inch gloss black painted aluminum wheels, a black front grille, black front and rear bumpers, black exterior badging, black taillamp bezels, and dark interior appliqués — all in a single bundle. The Platinum carries a more refined exterior character, with standard 20-inch gloss black-painted aluminum wheels, LED projector headlamps with dynamic bending, and power-deployable running boards that extend automatically when a door opens. The optional Platinum Satin Appearance Package ($395) adds satin hood vents, satin door handles, a satin single exhaust tip, and stainless belt line molding for a brushed-silver aesthetic that stands out in Dover's government district and historic downtown. The Raptor is in a category of its own visually. Its signature wide-body stance, Ford block-letter grille, performance accent-color front and rear bumpers with integrated tow hooks, Rigid LED fog lamps, and unique off-road style running boards announce its purpose immediately. Standard LT315/70R17 all-terrain tires on 17-inch cast aluminum wheels complete a silhouette that turns heads whether parked outside a Dewey Beach restaurant or staged on a trail. The STX keeps things purposeful and sporty with 18-inch gloss black-painted aluminum wheels, body-color front and rear bumpers, and a black and dark gray coast-to-coast sport grille — a clean, athletic look at an accessible entry price. ​ Engineered for Towing Adventures Towing capability is where the F-150 lineup diverges most meaningfully between trims, and understanding those differences helps buyers match the right truck to their actual hauling needs. Feature Lariat Platinum Raptor STX Cargo 52.8 cu ft 52.8 cu ft 52.8 cu ft 62.3 cu ft Curb weight 4,844 lbs 4,844 lbs 5,710 lbs 4,641 lbs Towing 10,600 lbs 12,800 lbs 8,200 lbs 8,200 lbs Payload 1,900 lbs 2,160 lbs 1,410 lbs 1,670 lbs All trims share: Seating: 5 The Platinum posts the highest towing rating in this group at 12,800 lbs and the highest payload at 2,160 lbs — figures that matter when you are pulling a loaded boat trailer from Milford Harbor or hauling a full pallet of materials to a Dover renovation project. Its standard 3.5L EcoBoost V6 paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission generates 500 lb-ft of torque, which is what actually moves heavy loads from a standstill. The Lariat is rated at 10,600 lbs of towing and 1,900 lbs of payload — more than sufficient for towing a mid-size travel trailer or a loaded equipment trailer. Its standard 5.0L V8 produces 410 lb-ft of torque and 400 hp, giving it a characteristically strong, linear pull that many buyers prefer for its predictability under load. For Lariat buyers who tow frequently, the optional Tow Package ($1,010) is a meaningful addition. It includes an integrated trailer brake controller (which electronically synchronizes your trailer's brakes with the truck's), a Smart Trailer Tow Connector, upgraded engine and transmission cooling systems, and a selectable Tow/Haul transmission mode that adjusts shift points to reduce heat buildup during sustained hauling. The STX and Raptor both rate at 8,200 lbs of towing — capable enough for a pontoon boat or a loaded cargo trailer, but not the top of the class. The STX's lighter curb weight of 4,641 lbs and about 62 cu ft of cargo space (the most in this group) make it a strong choice for buyers who prioritize bed utility over maximum tow ratings. The Raptor trades peak towing for off-road performance. Its 5,710 lb curb weight — the heaviest of the four — reflects the reinforced suspension, skid plates, and FOX Racing Shox Live Valve technology that give it its trail-rated capability. For buyers who spend weekends on sandy coastal terrain rather than hitching up trailers, that trade-off makes sense. Pro Trailer Backup Assist and Pro Trailer Hitch Assist come standard on the Lariat, making it easier for less experienced towers to maneuver trailers in tight boat ramp situations — a practical feature that reduces stress at Milford's crowded marina access points. ​ Cabin Comfort Designed for Family Days Five-passenger seating is standard across all four trims, but the quality of that experience varies considerably as you move up the lineup. Feature Lariat Platinum Raptor STX Engine 5.0L 3.5L 3.5L 2.7L Horsepower 400 hp 382 hp 450 hp 325 hp Torque 410 lb-ft 500 lb-ft 510 lb-ft 400 lb-ft Drivetrain Rear-wheel drive Rear-wheel drive Four-wheel Drive Rear-wheel drive All trims share: Transmission: 10-speed automatic The STX provides a functional, sport-oriented interior with unique sport cloth 40/Console/40 front seats (available through Equipment Group 200A), manual single-zone air conditioning, and a flow-through center console. It is honest, practical, and well-suited to buyers who spend more time working the truck than lounging in it. The Lariat steps up to ActiveX-trimmed front bucket seats with a flow-through center console, heated and ventilated front seats, a 10-way power driver seat with multi-adjustable power passenger seat, power driver and passenger lumbar support, a heated leather-wrapped steering wheel, and dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control. A 12-inch digital productivity screen handles the gauge cluster, and the 12-inch center touchscreen runs Ford's SYNC 4 system. The standard B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen delivers audio through 8 speakers including a subwoofer — a genuine step up from generic truck audio. Buyers who upgrade to Equipment Group 502A ($6,880) gain heated second-row outboard seats, a 14-speaker B&O Unleashed Sound System, Ice Blue ambient interior lighting, a wireless charging pad, and a console work surface that turns the cab into a mobile workspace. The Platinum raises the interior standard further with unique multicontour front seats featuring Active Motion massage functionality, heated and ventilated front seats, heated rear outboard seats, a 7-color ambient lighting system, power-adjustable pedals with memory, and a wireless charging pad as standard. The optional Equipment Group 703A (Platinum Plus, $14,200) adds full quilted leather seats with a Platinum badge, a leather-wrapped instrument panel, illuminated scuff plates, 22-inch premium painted wheels with chrome inserts, and the Platinum Plus Experience ownership package that includes a 2-year maintenance plan. The Raptor cabin is purpose-built for drivers who take the truck off-road. Standard Raptor-branded all-weather rubber floor mats, a heated leather-wrapped sport steering wheel, 10-way power heated and ventilated front bucket seats, heated rear seats, a standard head-up display, and 6 overhead auxiliary switches for accessory lighting or winch controls define the interior character. ​ Tech That Keeps You Connected A 12-inch SYNC 4 center touchscreen is standard on the Lariat, Platinum, and Raptor — the STX also receives a 12-inch touchscreen — and all four trims support wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which means no fumbling with cables when you jump in the truck after a long day. FordPass Connect with a 5G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot is standard across the lineup, keeping passengers connected on road trips and job sites alike. The Ford Connectivity Package includes a 1-year trial subscription on the Lariat, giving access to connected navigation, remote vehicle access via the FordPass app, and over-the-air software updates. Buyers who want to lock in those features long-term can add the Connectivity Package OTP ($745) — a one-time purchase that extends 5G connected services for 7 years, including unlimited Wi-Fi hotspot data, live-traffic navigation, and voice assistant access. That kind of long-term connectivity value matters for buyers who rely on the truck daily. The Raptor comes standard with a 14-speaker B&O Unleashed Sound System by Bang & Olufsen, connected navigation with voice activation, a 360-degree camera with split-view display, and a standard head-up display that projects speed, navigation directions, and driver-assist status onto the windshield — keeping your eyes on the trail or road rather than the dashboard. The Lariat offers the Head-Up Display as a standalone option ($845), projecting real-time driving data and navigation directions onto the windshield — particularly useful during evening drives back from Dewey Beach when glare can be a factor. For buyers who enjoy satellite radio during long commutes, the SiriusXM 3-Year subscription package ($300) extends the standard trial to a full 3-year prepaid plan with SiriusXM 360L service across Lariat, Platinum, and STX configurations. Ford BlueCruise hands-free highway driving comes standard on the Lariat with a 90-day trial included. Buyers who want extended access can choose between the 1-year + 90-day subscription plan ($495) or the one-time purchase option ($2,495) that covers a minimum of 7 years — a compelling value for frequent highway commuters who travel regularly between Dover and the coast. ​ Safety You Can Trust on Busy Delaware Commutes and Coastal Roads The 2026 F-150 packs a substantial driver assistance suite across all four trims, though the depth of that coverage increases meaningfully as you move up the lineup. Every trim in this group includes Ford's Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking, which monitors the road ahead and can apply brakes automatically if the system detects an imminent collision — a critical feature on coastal routes where pedestrian and cyclist traffic increases in summer months. The Lane-Keeping System includes Lane-Keeping Alert, Lane-Keeping Aid, and Driver Alert, providing active steering correction and driver fatigue warnings. Reverse Brake Assist and Post-Collision Braking are standard on the Lariat and Platinum, adding a second layer of protection during parking maneuvers and in the aftermath of an impact. The Lariat delivers a particularly comprehensive safety package for its price point. Standard equipment includes Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0, the BLIS Blind Spot Information System with Cross-Traffic Alert and trailer coverage, a 360-degree camera system, Pro Trailer Backup Assist, Pro Trailer Hitch Assist, front and rear parking sensors, Evasive Steering Assist, and AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control. The full airbag system includes dual-stage front airbags, front seat-mounted side airbags, and Safety Canopy side-curtain airbags. The Platinum adds Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control with stop-and-go and lane centering, a Driver Monitoring System, Automatic High Beams, and an SOS Post-Crash Alert System — features that make extended highway travel noticeably less fatiguing and more secure. The Raptor carries Trail Control with Trail 1-Pedal Drive and Trail Turn Assist alongside standard BLIS with Cross-Traffic Alert and trailer coverage, Adaptive Cruise Control with stop-and-go, and a 360-degree camera system — all calibrated for both on-road and off-road safety. The STX provides a solid baseline with Pre-Collision Assist with AEB, Lane-Keeping System, BLIS with Cross-Traffic Alert and trailer coverage, Reverse Brake Assist, Hill Start Assist, Trailer Sway Control, and AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control — more than adequate protection for daily commuting and weekend hauling. ​ Breaking Down 2026 Ford F-150 Pricing: Lariat, Platinum, Raptor, and STX Trims The four-trim spread covered here represents a wide range of capability and refinement, and the pricing reflects that clearly. Feature Lariat Platinum Raptor STX Base MSRP $59,560 $68,800 $79,005 $41,855 All trims share: Destination charge: $2,795 The STX at $41,855 is the most accessible entry point in this group, offering a 2.7L EcoBoost V6 with 325 hp and 400 lb-ft of torque, a 12-inch SYNC 4 touchscreen, wireless smartphone integration, and Ford's Co-Pilot360 safety suite. For buyers who want the F-150 experience without the premium trim price, the STX delivers genuine truck capability at a more approachable number. The Lariat at $59,560 is the sweet spot for buyers who want comfort, technology, and capability in a single package. Standard heated and ventilated front seats, the B&O 8-speaker audio system, a 360-degree camera, dual-zone climate control, and 10,600 lbs of towing capacity represent strong value at this price. The optional Equipment Group 502A ($6,880) transforms the Lariat into a near-luxury truck with the 14-speaker B&O Unleashed audio system, heated rear seats, ambient lighting, and a mobile office workspace. The Platinum at $68,800 targets buyers who want a genuinely premium interior without stepping into the Raptor's performance-oriented territory. Its standard massage seats, 12,800 lbs towing rating, and 2,160 lbs payload capacity make it both luxurious and practically capable. The Raptor at $79,005 is purpose-built for off-road performance. Its 450 hp and 510 lb-ft from the high-output 3.5L EcoBoost, FOX Live Valve suspension, standard 14-speaker B&O audio, and four-wheel drive make it the most specialized truck in this group — and the most expensive. ​ Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Support's 2026 Ford F-150 Owners Owning a truck this capable means keeping it properly maintained, and Ford's warranty structure provides a meaningful foundation of protection. The 2026 F-150 carries Ford's standard new-vehicle limited warranty coverage. For specific terms and coverage durations applicable to your configuration, the team at Winner Ford can walk you through the details at the time of purchase. Beyond the factory warranty, Winner Ford operates as a certified Ford service center in Dover, staffed by technicians trained specifically on Ford vehicles and using genuine Ford parts. That matters for F-150 owners because the truck's advanced systems — from the 10-speed SelectShift transmission to the FOX Live Valve suspension on the Raptor — benefit from service performed by technicians who know the platform. Routine maintenance on the F-150 is straightforward. The 5.0L V8 in the Lariat and the 2.7L EcoBoost in the STX both use conventional service intervals, and Ford's Intelligent Oil-Life Monitor takes the guesswork out of timing. The 3.5L EcoBoost in the Platinum and the high-output variant in the Raptor follow similar service cadences. For owners who choose the optional 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6 on the Lariat or STX, Winner Ford's service team is equipped to handle hybrid-specific maintenance needs as well. Keeping your F-150 in peak condition is easy — you can book your next service appointment online through Winner Ford's scheduling system, or stop by the dealership at 591 S Dupont Hwy in Dover. The team is known for fast, transparent service, as Google reviewer Julie Walls noted: "Friendly, yet professional. Fast, efficient, totally wonderful in every way you need your repair service to be." ​ Awards & Expert Recognition Highlighting the 2026 Ford F-150's Strengths Third-party recognition from automotive authorities provides useful context when evaluating a truck purchase, and the 2026 F-150 has earned meaningful accolades from respected sources. Kelley Blue Book awarded the F-150 its Best Buy Award — Full-Size Truck for 2026, reflecting the truck's combination of capability, reliability, and overall ownership value. U.S. News & World Report recognized the F-150 with its Best Full-Size Truck for the Money award for 2026, as well as the Best Full-Size Pickup Truck for Off-Roading and Best Full-Size Pickup Truck for Camping awards — three recognitions that align directly with how Delaware buyers actually use these trucks. Press coverage reinforces these assessments. Edmunds notes that the F-150 has "direct and quick steering" that makes the truck "feel smaller and more nimble in parking lots and more stable on the freeway" — a quality that Dover drivers navigating the historic downtown district will appreciate. Car and Driver observes that the F-150 "excels in both daily usability and in towing and hauling," concluding that "anyone shopping full-size pickups won't go wrong with an F-150." The Car Connection adds that the crew cab's "cavernous space, serene ride at highway speeds, and clever touches make it practical for work and family alike." These assessments come from outlets that test trucks extensively under real-world conditions — and they consistently point to the same conclusion: the F-150 is the benchmark against which other full-size pickups are measured. ​ Frequently Asked Questions from Buyers About the 2026 Ford F-150 Which trim has the highest towing capacity? The Platinum leads this group with a 12,800 lbs towing rating and a 2,160 lbs payload capacity. The Lariat follows at 10,600 lbs of towing and 1,900 lbs of payload. Both the Raptor and STX are rated at 8,200 lbs of towing. Does the Raptor have four-wheel drive? Yes. The Raptor is the only trim in this group with standard four-wheel drive. The Lariat, Platinum, and STX come standard with rear-wheel drive, though four-wheel drive configurations are available as options on those trims. What is the fuel economy difference between trims? The STX returns 19 city / 25 hwy / 21 combined MPG, making it the most efficient in this group. The Lariat and Platinum both return 17 city / 25 hwy / 20 combined MPG. The Raptor, with its high-output engine and heavier off-road hardware, returns 14 city / 18 hwy / 16 combined MPG. Can I get a hybrid engine on the Lariat or STX? Yes. The 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6 Engine is available as an option on both the Lariat and STX. It includes an integrated 33 kW electric motor and comes with standard 2.4 kW Pro Power Onboard capability — useful for powering tools or campsite equipment. Where can I see available F-150 inventory? You can browse Winner Ford's current new F-150 inventory online to see what configurations are in stock. If you are ready to take the next step, you can also start your financing application before visiting the dealership. Is the STX a good value entry point into the F-150 lineup? For buyers who prioritize capability and technology over luxury trim, the STX at $41,855 is a strong choice. It includes a 12-inch SYNC 4 touchscreen, wireless smartphone integration, a solid safety suite, and 8,200 lbs of towing capacity — meaningful truck performance at the most accessible price in this group. ​ ​ Fuel Economy Fuel economy and range by trim Feature Lariat Platinum Raptor STX MPG 17 city / 25 hwy / 20 combined 17 city / 25 hwy / 20 combined 14 city / 18 hwy / 16 combined 19 city / 25 hwy / 21 combined Final Thoughts: The 2026 Ford F-150's Value for Active Families and Professionals The 2026 Ford F-150 covers a remarkable amount of ground across four distinct trims. The STX makes the F-150 experience accessible without stripping out the features that matter. The Lariat delivers a balanced blend of comfort, technology, and towing confidence that suits the Dover family hauling gear for a weekend outing as well as the contractor who needs a dependable daily workhorse. The Platinum steps into near-luxury territory with massage seats, the highest towing rating in this group, and a premium interior that makes long drives genuinely enjoyable. The Raptor stands apart as a purpose-built performance truck designed for buyers who take their adventures seriously. Winner Ford's team brings the kind of straightforward, no-pressure approach that makes navigating these choices easier. As Google reviewer Donald Jones put it: "If you want straightforward guidance and a straightforward process, go to Winner Ford." Stop by the dealership at 591 S Dupont Hwy in Dover, give the team (302) 734-0444 a call, or start the process online by checking what your current vehicle is worth using our trade-in valuation tool. The right F-150 for your Delaware lifestyle is ready — the team at Winner Ford is here to help you find it. © 2026 Winner Ford. All rights reserved.

The 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door is built for people who want genuine capability without sacrificing everyday practicality — a balance that resonates strongly with Dover families juggling government commutes, weekend park trips, and the occasional tow along the St. Jones River. This guide covers every trim from the Base through the Raptor, breaking down real specs, package options, safety technology, and what each configuration actually costs so you can make a confident decision before you ever step into a showroom. more Table of Contents Rugged Style That Fits Historic Streets: Exterior Design of the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Power and Control for Urban and Green Terrain: Performance of the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Trims Spacious Cabin Comfort for Family Days at First State Heritage Park in the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Smart Tech That Keeps You Connected with the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Safety You Can Trust on Dover's City Roads and Weekend Trips in the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Breaking Down 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Pricing and Trims: From Base to Raptor Awards and Expert Recognition Highlighting the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door's Strengths Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Insights for 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Owners Common Questions from Buyers About the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Answered Final Thoughts: The 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door's Value for Active Families and Professionals Why Dover Families Are Choosing the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door for Urban and Outdoor Adventures Consider a typical Saturday in Dover: a state employee finishes a morning errand run through the historic downtown district, loads the rear cargo area with supplies for an afternoon at First State Heritage Park, and still has enough clearance to pull a small utility trailer to a friend's property outside the city. That's the real-world pitch of the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door — not a single use case, but a wide range of them handled by one vehicle. The Bronco's 4x4 drivetrain, available across all six trims covered here, gives Dover drivers a meaningful edge on the region's mix of flat urban streets and the occasional unpaved path near the St. Jones River greenways. With seating for 5 passengers and cargo space ranging from about 36 cu ft to about 38 cu ft depending on configuration, it fits the practical needs of families who regularly pack for community events, museum visits, or race-day gatherings at Dover International Speedway. Towing capacity of 3,500 lbs on the Base, Big Bend, Badlands, Heritage Edition, and Outer Banks trims — and a stronger 4,500 lbs on the Raptor — means weekend hauling is genuinely on the table. Cross-shoppers comparing the Bronco against the Jeep Wrangler or Toyota 4Runner will find the Bronco's modular design, removable doors and roof, and G.O.A.T. (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) mode system make it a distinctly versatile proposition at its price points. Winner Ford's team works with government employees and local business professionals every week, who appreciate having one vehicle that handles the Monday-through-Friday commute and the Saturday adventure without compromise. Rugged Style That Fits Historic Streets: Exterior Design of the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door The Bronco's exterior design makes a clear statement without being theatrical about it. The upright, boxy silhouette — paired with a flat hood, round headlamps, and prominent BRONCO lettering across the grille — reads as purposefully retro while still looking contemporary on Dover's mix of government buildings and historic storefronts. Standard exterior features across the lineup include LED signature headlamps, LED fog lamps, and LED taillamps on the Badlands trim, with heated power side mirrors and a manual swing gate that opens up to 150 degrees for easy cargo access. The Badlands ships with 17-inch Carbonized Gray-painted aluminum wheels wrapped in LT285/70R17 rugged-terrain A/T tires — that's a 33-inch tire — and high-clearance black fender flares as standard equipment. The Heritage Edition distinguishes itself with an Oxford White-painted hard top, an Oxford White-painted grille with red Ford lettering, and squared high-clearance fender flares that nod to the original 1966 design language. Bodyside pinstriping graphics and powder-coated tube steps are also standard on that trim. The Outer Banks steps up with 18-inch Bright Machined Black High Gloss-Painted Aluminum Wheels, body-colored fender flares, and body-colored door handles — a more polished look suited to someone who wants the Bronco's rugged architecture with a cleaner finish. The Raptor takes the opposite approach: aggressive low-gloss black high-coverage fender flares, unique Raptor-specific badging, and available appearance packages in Code Orange, Raptor Black, and Shadow Black that are purpose-built for maximum visual impact. Across all trims, the removable doors and modular top remain a core design feature, letting owners transform the driving experience entirely on warm Delaware weekends. Power and Control for Urban and Green Terrain: Performance of the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Trims Five of the six trims covered here — the Base, Big Bend, Badlands, Heritage Edition, and Outer Banks — share a 2.3L EcoBoost I-4 engine producing 300 hp and 325 lb-ft of torque. That's a turbocharged four-cylinder with enough low-end pull for confident urban acceleration and meaningful off-road crawling. The Base, Big Bend, Badlands, and Heritage Edition come standard with a 7-speed manual transmission that includes a dedicated crawler gear — a feature serious off-road drivers appreciate for technical terrain. The Outer Banks is the first trim to make the 10-speed automatic transmission standard equipment. The Raptor is in a different league entirely. Its 3.0L EcoBoost V6 generates 418 hp and 440 lb-ft of torque paired with a 10-speed automatic, giving it a power advantage that's felt immediately on highway on-ramps and loose terrain alike. Fuel economy varies meaningfully across the lineup, which matters for Dover's government-employee buyers doing daily commutes, helping them choose the most efficient option for their needs. The Base and Big Bend trim's 19 combined MPG and the Outer Banks's 20 combined MPG represent the most fuel-efficient options in the lineup — worth factoring in if the Bronco is doing daily duty on Dover's city streets. The Raptor's 15 combined MPG reflects its performance focus and heavier curb weight of 5,814 lbs. The optional 10-speed automatic transmission on the Base and Big Bend (contact the dealership for current pricing) adds Trail Control — essentially off-road cruise control — and Trail Turn Assist, which tightens the turning radius on technical trails. The optional 2.7L EcoBoost V6 engine is available on the Badlands and Heritage Edition for $3,295, pairing with the 10-speed automatic for drivers who want V6 power without stepping to Raptor pricing. ### Fuel Economy *Fuel economy and range by trim* Feature Badlands Base Big Bend Heritage Editon Outer Banks Raptor MPG 17 city / 18 hwy / 17 combined 18 city / 21 hwy / 19 combined 18 city / 21 hwy / 19 combined 18 city / 21 hwy / 19 combined 18 city / 22 hwy / 20 combined 15 city / 16 hwy / 15 combined Spacious Cabin Comfort for Family Days at First State Heritage Park in the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Pack for a full afternoon at First State Heritage Park and you'll quickly appreciate what about 38 cu ft of cargo space means in practice. That's enough room for a stroller, a cooler, a bag of sports equipment, and still have space for a second-row passenger's backpack. The Heritage Edition offers about 36 cu ft with its standard hard top configuration, while the Base trim's cargo space ranges from 35.6 to about 38 cu ft depending on roof choice. All trims seat 5 passengers, with a 60/40 split-fold rear bench that creates a flat load floor when folded. Front seating differs by trim: the Base and Big Bend offer 6-way manual adjustable front buckets, while the Outer Banks steps up to 10-way power driver and 8-way power passenger seats as standard. The Heritage Edition includes heated front seats and a heated leather-wrapped steering wheel as part of its standard equipment. Climate control also varies. The Base and Big Bend start with single-zone manual air conditioning. The Heritage Edition and Outer Banks both include dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control as standard, which is a meaningful upgrade for families with varying comfort preferences on longer drives. The Badlands trim's standard interior includes marine-grade vinyl seats, washout-capable rubberized flooring with integrated drains, and a MOLLE strap system on the front seatbacks — purpose-built for people who use the Bronco as hard as it looks. Six pre-wired auxiliary switches in the overhead console let owners add accessories without running new wiring. The available Ford Integrated Tether System (FITS) Accessory Package at $135 adds modular storage bins and a branded cupholder that snap into fixed mounting points inside the console area. Smart Tech That Keeps You Connected with the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Every 2026 Bronco 4-Door trim in this lineup ships with the SYNC 4 infotainment system on a 12-inch LCD capacitive touchscreen, paired with a 12-inch digital instrument cluster. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard across the board — no cable required — which matters for drivers who want seamless phone integration without fumbling with a cord while loading gear. The Base trim includes a seven-speaker audio system with subwoofer and FordPass Connect for remote vehicle monitoring via smartphone. The Badlands and Outer Banks can be optioned with the B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen featuring 12 speakers including a dedicated subwoofer — available through the Badlands Lux Package (priced at $4,500) and the Outer Banks Lux Package (priced at $2,825). Navigation is available through the Ford Connectivity Package. The one-year trial of connected navigation comes bundled with the Badlands Mid Package ($1,675) and Big Bend Mid Package ($1,540). Shoppers who want longer coverage can add the Ford Connectivity Package (7-Year Option) for $745, which activates an unlimited Wi-Fi hotspot, audio and video streaming, voice assistant integration, and live navigation updates for seven years from purchase. The optional SiriusXM with 360L (3-year plan) at $300 adds satellite radio access across all trims. The Heritage Edition includes Connected Navigation as a standard feature, along with FordPass Connect with a 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot — a useful feature for families who want the kids connected on longer drives to weekend destinations. For drivers who prefer keyless cabin access, the optional Keyless Entry Keypad at $195 mounts on the door pillar and allows entry via a personalized code — handy when hands are full of gear after a day out. Safety You Can Trust on Dover's City Roads and Weekend Trips in the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door A common misconception about off-road vehicles is that their safety technology lags behind more conventional SUVs. The 2026 Bronco 4-Door corrects that assumption with a strong standard safety suite that applies across all six trims. Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) is standard on every trim, combining forward collision warning, pedestrian detection, and dynamic brake support into a single system that actively intervenes when a collision is imminent. BLIS (Blind Spot Information System) with Cross-Traffic Alert is standard on the Badlands, and available via the Mid Package on the Big Bend. The Lane-Keeping System — which includes Lane-Keeping Alert, Lane-Keeping Aid, and Driver Alert — is standard on the Badlands and available on other trims through their respective packages. Structural protection is taken seriously. All trims include dual-stage front airbags, front seat-mounted side airbags, and Safety Canopy side-curtain airbags with a rollover sensor covering all rows. AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control (RSC) is standard across the lineup, along with Hill Start Assist, Hill Descent Control, and Trailer Sway Control. The Badlands adds a rear view camera with backup assist grid lines and auto high-beam headlamps as part of its standard package. The Outer Banks makes the 360-degree camera, Adaptive Cruise Control, and Evasive Steering Assist available through the Lux Package — features that are equally useful in Dover's urban parking situations as they are on trail approaches. For families with young children, LATCH anchors are standard in the second-row seating positions, and the SOS Post-Crash Alert System is standard on the Badlands. The SecuriLock Passive Anti-Theft System and perimeter alarm are also standard across the lineup. Breaking Down 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Pricing and Trims: From Base to Raptor The six trims in this lineup span a significant price range, reflecting genuinely different capability and equipment levels rather than incremental luxury upgrades. Here's the full pricing picture: Feature Badlands Base Big Bend Heritage Editon Outer Banks Raptor Base MSRP $48,890 $40,795 $41,790 $51,625 $48,090 $80,990 Feature Badlands Base Big Bend Heritage Editon Outer Banks Raptor --- --- --- --- --- --- --- Engine 2.3L 2.3L 2.3L 2.3L 2.3L 3.0L Horsepower 300 hp 300 hp 300 hp 300 hp 300 hp 418 hp Torque 325 lb-ft 325 lb-ft 325 lb-ft 325 lb-ft 325 lb-ft 440 lb-ft Transmission 7-speed manual 7-speed manual 7-speed manual 7-speed manual 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic All trims share a Four-wheel Drive drivetrain. A destination charge of $1,995 applies to all trims. The Base at $40,795 is the entry point — it delivers the core Bronco experience with the 2.3L EcoBoost engine, 7-speed manual, and a solid standard safety suite. The Big Bend at $41,790 adds 17-inch aluminum wheels, a 7-speaker audio system with SiriusXM, and a more refined standard equipment list for a modest step up. The Badlands at $48,890 is the off-road specialist of the mid-range group, arriving standard with electronic-locking front and rear differentials, full-vehicle steel bash plates, HOSS 2.0 suspension with Bilstein position-sensitive dampers, rock rails, and powder-coated steel bumpers. The optional Sasquatch Package at $6,345 adds 35-inch rugged-terrain tires, 17-inch matte black alloy wheels, high-clearance suspension, and a 4.70 final drive ratio with locking axles. The Heritage Edition at $51,625 includes the Sasquatch Package as standard, along with the Mid Package comfort features, Oxford White hard top, and distinctive retro styling elements. The Outer Banks at $48,090 is the comfort-forward choice, standard with the 10-speed automatic, heated leather-trimmed vinyl seats, dual-zone climate control, and premium 18-inch wheels. The Raptor at $80,990 is a different vehicle in practice — its 3.0L EcoBoost V6 producing 418 hp and 440 lb-ft of torque, HOSS 4.0 suspension with FOX Live Valve 3.1 semi-active dampers, and 37-inch tires place it in performance off-road territory that competes with the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 and Land Rover Defender V8. Awards and Expert Recognition Highlighting the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door's Strengths Third-party recognition of the 2026 Bronco's strengths comes from several credible sources. Car and Driver named the Bronco to its 2026 Editors' Choice list — a recognition awarded to vehicles that represent the best value and performance in their respective categories. The Bronco also earned recognition in the 2026 ALG Residual Value Awards from J.D. Power, which signals strong projected resale value — a practical consideration for buyers who plan to trade or sell within a few years. Ford earned five inaugural U.S. News Best Adventure Vehicles Awards in 2026, with the Bronco among the recognized models — a distinction that validates the vehicle's capability credentials beyond marketing claims. Edmunds notes that the Bronco's combination of removable doors, modular top, and genuine off-road hardware sets it apart from lifestyle-oriented crossovers that only look the part. According to Car and Driver's comparison testing, the Bronco holds its own against the Jeep Wrangler in daily livability while offering a more refined highway driving character. MotorTrend has highlighted the Bronco's steering feel and suspension tuning as standout qualities in the off-road SUV segment, particularly on trims equipped with the Sasquatch Package. Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Insights for 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Owners Ford backs the 2026 Bronco 4-Door with its standard new-vehicle warranty coverage. For specific terms and mileage limits applicable to your configuration, contact the Winner Ford team directly — warranty details can vary based on powertrain and trim selection. Routine maintenance for the Bronco's 2.3L EcoBoost engine follows Ford's recommended service intervals, which include oil changes, filter replacements, tire rotations, and brake inspections. The 3.0L EcoBoost V6 in the Raptor has its own service schedule given its higher-output tuning and performance-oriented drivetrain components. For Dover owners who use their Bronco on trails or unpaved surfaces regularly, more frequent inspections of underbody components, differential fluid, and brake hardware are worth scheduling. Winner Ford's certified technicians use genuine Ford parts and have direct access to Ford's technical service bulletins, which matters for a vehicle with as many specialized off-road systems as the Bronco. You can book your next service appointment directly through Winner Ford's online scheduling system — a straightforward option for busy professionals who want to plan maintenance around their work week rather than wait for a callback. Keeping up with scheduled service protects both the vehicle's performance and its resale value over time. Common Questions from Buyers About the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door Answered What is the towing capacity of the 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door? The Base, Big Bend, Badlands, Heritage Edition, and Outer Banks all tow up to 3,500 lbs. The Raptor raises that to 4,500 lbs. The optional Trailer Tow Package (priced at $750) adds a Class II receiver hitch and a 4-pin/7-pin wiring harness to trims that don't include it as standard. Which trim is the best value for a Dover family that wants off-road capability and daily comfort? The Big Bend at $41,790 offers a strong balance of standard equipment and upgrade flexibility. Adding the optional Sasquatch Package at $6,175 and the Big Bend 4x4 Mid Package at $1,540 gives you 35-inch tires, locking differentials, heated front seats, dual-zone climate, and connected navigation at a total that still comes in well below the Heritage Edition's base price. Does the 2026 Bronco 4-Door come with a manual transmission? Yes. The Base, Big Bend, Badlands, and Heritage Edition all come standard with a 7-speed manual transmission that includes a crawler gear. The 10-speed automatic is an optional upgrade on those trims (contact the dealership for current pricing) and comes standard on the Outer Banks and Raptor. Can I browse available 2026 Bronco configurations before visiting the dealership? Absolutely. You can review our current new-vehicle inventory on the Winner Ford website to see what's in stock before making the trip. If you're ready to move forward on financing, you can also start your credit application online to save time at the dealership. What is the cargo space in the 2026 Bronco 4-Door? Cargo space is about 38 cu ft on the Badlands, Base (soft top), Big Bend (soft top), and Outer Banks. The Heritage Edition offers about 36 cu ft with its standard hard top. The Raptor provides about 36 cu ft. The Base trim lists a range of 35.6 to about 38 cu ft depending on roof configuration. Dimensions & Capacity Capacity and dimensions by trim Feature Badlands Base Big Bend Heritage Editon Outer Banks Raptor Cargo 38.3 cu ft 35.6 - 38.3 cu ft 38.3 cu ft (soft top) / 35.6 cu ft (hardtop) 35.6 cu ft 38.3 cu ft 36.4 cu ft Curb weight 4,897 lbs 4,497 lbs 4,467 lbs 4,871 lbs 4,637 lbs 5,814 lbs Towing 3,500 lbs 3,500 lbs 3,500 lbs 3,500 lbs 3,500 lbs 4,500 lbs Payload 1,181 lbs 1,386 lbs 1,397 lbs — — — Standard across all trims: Seating 5 Final Thoughts: The 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door's Value for Active Families and Professionals The 2026 Ford Bronco 4-Door earns its place in a Dover driveway not through a single standout feature but through genuine versatility across real-world scenarios — the weekday commute past Legislative Hall, the Saturday run to First State Heritage Park, the weekend tow to a river put-in. Six trims give buyers a clear path from the accessible Base at $40,795 to the performance-focused Raptor at $80,990, with meaningful differences in capability and equipment at each step. Winner Ford is a family-owned dealership at 591 S Dupont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901. The team here doesn't pressure — you're welcome to explore the Bronco lineup at your own pace, take a test drive, or simply ask questions. If you'd like to get a head start on understanding your current vehicle's trade-in value, you can check what your trade is worth online before you arrive. Or give us (302) 734-0444 — we're happy to walk through trim comparisons, available inventory, and financing options with you directly. The right Bronco for your life is out there, and we can help you find it. © 2026 Winner Ford. All rights reserved.

The 2026 Ford Explorer continues to be a top choice for families who need a dependable, versatile, and highly capable three-row SUV. For professionals commuting daily into Dover to reach Legislative Hall or local offices, this midsize SUV provides a quiet, refined cabin and exceptional fuel efficiency. The entry-level model comes standard with a 2.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder EcoBoost engine paired with a smooth 10-speed automatic transmission, delivering 300 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque. This setup is highly efficient, earning EPA ratings of 20 mpg city / 29 hwy with rear-wheel drive, meaning you can navigate your daily routines without frequent stops at the pump. When the weekend arrives, its robust build allows you to tow up to 5,000 pounds when properly equipped, making it easy to pull a utility trailer or small boat. At Winner Ford, we invite you to experience this versatile family vehicle firsthand. You can easily find our showroom on South Dupont Highway to explore our current lineup, or give our sales team a quick call to ask about current availability and schedule a test drive. more Table of Contents Comparing the 2026 Ford Explorer Trim Levels and Engine Options Seating Capacity and Interior Roominess in the 2026 Ford Explorer Evaluating Price and Value Across the Current Explorer Lineup Where the Explorer Ranks for Fuel Economy and Towing Capability Standard Safety Features and Long-Distance Comfort in the Tremor Quick Answers for Ford Explorer Buyers Find Your Next Family SUV at Winner Ford Comparing the 2026 Ford Explorer Trim Levels and Engine Options Choosing the right configuration depends on your performance preferences and daily driving habits. The standard 2.3L EcoBoost engine powers the Active, ST-Line, and Platinum trims, producing 300 hp and 310 lb-ft of torque. For drivers seeking a more athletic feel, the ST trim features a larger 3.0L V6 engine that generates 385 hp and 415 lb-ft of torque, delivering rapid acceleration and a highly engaging driving experience. Every model utilizes a responsive 10-speed automatic transmission. While Rear-wheel drive is the standard configuration for most of the lineup, the adventure-ready Tremor trim comes standard with Four-wheel Drive to handle muddy paths or slick surfaces with ease. If you prefer a highly reliable previous-generation model, we also carry a diverse selection of pre-owned Ford Explorer models that offer outstanding value and long-term dependability. Pricing Pricing by trim Feature Active Platinum ST ST-LINE Tremor Utility Police Interceptor Base MSRP $40,585 $50,965 $54,905 $45,155 $49,460 $48,550 Destination charge $1,695 $1,795 $1,795 $1,795 $1,695 $1,795 Engine & Performance Powertrain specs by trim Feature Active Platinum ST ST-LINE Tremor Utility Police Interceptor Engine 2.3L 2.3L 3.0L 2.3L 2.3L 3.3L Horsepower 300 hp 300 hp 385 hp 300 hp 300 hp 318 hp Torque 310 lb-ft 310 lb-ft 415 lb-ft 310 lb-ft 310 lb-ft 322 lb-ft Transmission 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic Drivetrain Rear-wheel drive Rear-wheel drive Rear-wheel drive Rear-wheel drive Four-wheel Drive All-wheel drive ​ Seating Capacity and Interior Roominess in the 2026 Ford Explorer How does the cabin accommodate a busy family on a weekend getaway? With available seating for up to seven passengers, this SUV is designed to keep everyone comfortable over long distances. If you choose the second-row captain's chairs, passenger capacity adjusts to six, creating a convenient center aisle for quick access to the rear. When families visit us for a walk-around, they usually want to see how easily the second-row seats slide forward before they even look at the dashboard tech. A simple physical lever slides and tilts the second row, clearing a wide path to the third row even when a child safety seat is installed. Cargo flexibility is another major strength for active households. Behind the third row, you will find about 16 cubic feet of storage space, which is perfect for carrying groceries or school backpacks. Folding the third row flat expands your cargo area to roughly 46 cubic feet, providing plenty of room for luggage, sports gear, or coolers. For major hauling tasks, folding both rear rows flat reveals a maximum cargo volume of approximately 86 cubic feet. This massive flat floor is ideal for loading larger items, such as outdoor recreational gear for a trip to Silver Sands State Park in Milford. To learn more about how this SUV compares to other family-focused vehicles in our lineup, you can read through the detailed model guides on our dealership blog. Dimensions & Capacity Capacity and dimensions by trim Feature Active Platinum ST ST-LINE Tremor Utility Police Interceptor Seating 7 6 6 7 6 5 Cargo 16.3 cu ft 16.3 cu ft 16.3 cu ft 16.3 cu ft 16.3 cu ft 52.3 cu ft Curb weight 4,312 lbs 4,312 lbs 4,631 lbs 4,312 lbs 4,523 lbs 5,090 lbs Towing 5,000 lbs 5,000 lbs 5,000 lbs 5,000 lbs 5,000 lbs 5,000 lbs Payload — — 1,519 lbs — — 1,500 lbs ​ Evaluating Price and Value Across the Current Explorer Lineup A clear understanding of the price structure helps you identify the best value for your household budget. The entry-level Active trim starts at a base MSRP of $40,585 with a destination charge of $1,695, offering an incredibly well-equipped package that includes a 13.2-inch touchscreen and wireless smartphone integration. Moving up to the sporty ST-LINE brings a base MSRP of $45,155 and a $1,795 destination charge, adding darker exterior accents and upgraded interior materials. For those who prioritize off-road capability, the rugged Tremor starts at $49,460 with a $1,695 destination charge. The luxurious Platinum trim is priced at a base MSRP of $50,965 with a $1,795 destination charge, while the high-performance ST sits at $54,905 with a $1,795 destination charge. We believe in making your upgrade process as straightforward and transparent as possible. Our sales team is ready to help you explore our new Ford Explorer inventory to find the exact color and package that fits your lifestyle. Before you visit, you can also value your trade-in online to receive a current appraisal for your current vehicle, which can be applied directly toward your down payment. ​ Where the Explorer Ranks for Fuel Economy and Towing Capability How does this vehicle measure up against other midsize three-row SUVs in terms of efficiency and utility? Many gas-powered rivals struggle to match the balance of performance and fuel economy found here. Models equipped with the standard engine achieve an EPA-estimated 20 mpg city / 29 hwy with rear-wheel drive, making it a strong choice among non-hybrid family vehicles. Even when you opt for the larger V6 engine, the highway rating remains highly competitive, allowing you to enjoy robust acceleration without sacrificing efficiency on long highway road trips. Capability is where this SUV truly excels. While some competitors require you to purchase expensive add-on packages to unlock their maximum towing capacity, every model in this lineup comes ready to tow up to 5,000 pounds when properly equipped. This towing capability is competitive with several key competitors that offer lower maximum limits on some configurations. If you are hauling a pair of jet skis or a small camper, the sturdy rear-wheel-drive architecture provides excellent traction and stability under load, giving you complete peace of mind on every journey. Fuel Economy Fuel economy and range by trim Feature Active Platinum ST ST-LINE Tremor Utility Police Interceptor MPG 20 city / 29 hwy / 24 combined 20 city / 29 hwy / 24 combined 18 city / 25 hwy / 21 combined 20 city / 29 hwy / 24 combined 19 city / 23 hwy / 21 combined 21 city / 25 hwy / 23 combined ​ Standard Safety Features and Long-Distance Comfort in the Tremor Safety and comfort are critical factors for any family-oriented vehicle, especially during long-distance travel. Every model comes equipped with Ford Co-Pilot360 driver-assist technologies, which include automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, lane-keeping assist, and blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alert. These advanced systems work unobtrusively to help you stay centered in your lane and avoid potential hazards. This comprehensive safety suite helped the vehicle earn top marks in independent testing, securing Good ratings across all major crash-test categories evaluated by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. For those who love outdoor adventures, the Tremor trim adds specialized hardware that enhances both off-road capability and on-road comfort. It features an off-road tuned suspension that absorbs harsh bumps and ruts, a Torsen limited-slip rear axle for superior traction, and rugged underbody protection. On long highway stretches, the supportive front seats feature durable, easy-to-clean materials that hold up well against daily wear. If you choose a model equipped with the available Tremor Ultimate Package, you will also enjoy premium amenities like massaging front seats and a premium 14-speaker B&O sound system, turning any long road trip into a relaxing, first-class experience. ​ Quick Answers for Ford Explorer Buyers Q: Does the 2026 Ford Explorer offer a hybrid engine option? No, the hybrid powertrain is no longer available for consumer models in this generation. The lineup focuses exclusively on the highly efficient turbocharged four-cylinder EcoBoost and the high-performance twin-turbo V6 engines, both of which deliver excellent capability and competitive fuel economy. Q: What is the benefit of the standard rear-wheel-drive platform? The rear-wheel-drive architecture improves overall handling, balance, and towing performance compared to front-wheel-drive competitors. It allows for more even weight distribution and better rear-wheel traction when pulling heavy loads, making it the ideal setup for towing up to its maximum limit. Q: How can I start the financing process before visiting the showroom? You can save significant time at the dealership by completing our secure online credit application from the comfort of your home. Our finance team works with a wide range of lenders to secure flexible terms tailored to your household budget, allowing you to shop with confidence. Q: What warranty coverage is included with a new Explorer? Every new model comes backed by a comprehensive manufacturer warranty to ensure long-term peace of mind. This includes a 3-year / 36,000-mile basic warranty along with a 5-year / 60,000-mile drivetrain warranty and 5-year / 60,000-mile roadside assistance coverage. Q: What is included with the standard Ford Roadside Assistance program? The complimentary roadside assistance program provides manufacturer-backed support for emergencies like flat tires, lockouts, fuel delivery, and towing to an authorized service center. If you ever need assistance on the road, you can contact Ford Roadside Assistance: 1-800-241-3673 for prompt, professional service using genuine parts. ​ Find Your Next Family SUV at Winner Ford As a second-generation, family-owned business, we strive to build lifelong relationships with our customers by providing an easygoing, pressure-free shopping experience. Our dedicated team is here to help you navigate your vehicle-buying journey with honest advice, transparent pricing, and personalized support. If you want to explore our latest showroom arrivals or compare different trim levels side-by-side, our staff is committed to making your process enjoyable and straightforward. We invite you to visit our dealership in Dover to take a test drive and experience the outstanding capability of this SUV for yourself. You can also reach out to us directly by calling (302) 734-0444 to speak with a sales specialist and take the first step toward driving home in your perfect Ford. 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Choosing a new full-size truck is a major decision for Dover families, requiring a balance of everyday comfort, modern technology, and rugged capability. The 2026 Ford F-150 remains the benchmark for the American pickup, delivering a highly versatile platform designed to tackle both demanding workdays and weekend family adventures. Whether you are hauling supplies to a job site, towing a boat out for a weekend on the water, or navigating your daily commute, this truck adapts to your lifestyle with ease. more Our team at Winner Ford is proud to showcase this legendary pickup, which combines a high-strength, military-grade aluminum-alloy body with a fully boxed steel frame. This advanced construction ensures long-term durability and exceptional safety, giving you complete peace of mind on every journey. Inside the cabin, a standard 12-inch touchscreen running the intuitive SYNC 4 infotainment system keeps you connected, while advanced driver-assist features like blind-spot monitoring and pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking help protect your most precious cargo. If you are ready to find the perfect configuration for your household or business, we invite you to browse our new-vehicle inventory online. Our friendly sales experts are here to provide honest advice and a pressure-free shopping experience. To experience the power and refinement of the F-150 firsthand, you can get quick driving directions to visit our showroom located at 591 S Dupont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901. If you have any immediate questions about model availability or want to schedule a test drive, please give our sales team a quick call today. Table of Contents What Are the Key Trim Level Differences for the 2026 Ford F-150? What Are the Engine Options and Horsepower Ratings for the 2026 Ford F-150? What Is the Towing and Payload Capacity of the 2026 Ford F-150? What Is the Starting Price of the 2026 F-150 Tremor and Its Off-Road Value? What Can You Power with the 7.2 kW Pro Power Onboard Generator? Is It Possible to Lease or Finance a 2026 F-150? Quick Answers for F-150 Shoppers Drive Home Your New F-150 from Winner Ford Today What Are the Key Trim Level Differences for the 2026 Ford F-150? Are you wondering which F-150 model best fits your specific budget and daily driving requirements? The 2026 lineup is structured across several distinct trim levels, allowing you to tailor your truck from a straightforward work vehicle to a premium mobile office. XL: The entry point of the lineup is a durable workhorse. It comes standard with a 12-inch touchscreen, 5G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot capability, and heavy-duty vinyl or cloth flooring that is easy to clean after a busy day on the job. STX: This trim adds a sporty flair to the practical base model, featuring body-color bumpers, distinctive styling accents, and upgraded wheels, making it an ideal choice for buyers who want an aggressive look without a premium price tag. XLT: Often considered the sweet spot for families, the XLT introduces premium cloth seating, a 360-degree camera, and the highly functional Pro Trailer Backup Assist system to make hitching and reversing simple. Lariat: For those seeking elevated comfort, this trim brings leather-trimmed upholstery, heated and ventilated front seats, a premium B&O sound system, and power-folding side mirrors. King Ranch and Platinum: These top-tier trims represent the pinnacle of truck luxury. The King Ranch features unique Del Rio leather and western-themed styling, while the Platinum offers a sleek, modern aesthetic with high-end materials and standard four-wheel drive. Tremor: Purpose-built for off-road enthusiasts, this model comes equipped with a specialized suspension, 33-inch all-terrain tires, and protective underbody skid plates. When local truck buyers visit our showroom, they often like to compare the mid-tier XLT directly against the luxurious Lariat to see if the upgraded leather seating and advanced audio system fit their lifestyle. If you prefer the proven value of a thoroughly inspected previous model year, we also encourage you to explore our diverse selection of pre-owned vehicles. Many of these late-model trucks offer similar high-tech features and robust capabilities at an exceptional value. The flat, open farm properties and suburban developments around Smyrna are excellent examples of where the versatile XLT trim shines, offering the perfect blend of passenger comfort for school runs and rugged bed utility for hauling cargo. Pricing Pricing by trim Feature King Ranch Lariat Platinum Police Responder Raptor STX Tremor XL XLT Base MSRP $65,825 $59,560 $68,800 $52,350 $79,005 $41,855 $64,915 $37,290 $44,695 Destination charge $2,795 $2,795 $2,795 $2,795 $2,795 $2,795 $2,795 $2,795 $2,795 Engine & Performance Powertrain specs by trim Feature King Ranch Lariat Platinum Police Responder Raptor STX Tremor XL XLT Engine 3.5L 5.0L 3.5L 3.5L 3.5L 2.7L 3.5L 2.7L 2.7L Horsepower 382 hp 400 hp 382 hp 400 hp 450 hp 325 hp 382 hp 325 hp 325 hp Torque 500 lb-ft 410 lb-ft 500 lb-ft 500 lb-ft 510 lb-ft 400 lb-ft 500 lb-ft 400 lb-ft 400 lb-ft Transmission 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic 10-speed automatic Drivetrain Rear-wheel drive Rear-wheel drive Rear-wheel drive Four-wheel Drive Four-wheel Drive Rear-wheel drive Four-wheel Drive Rear-wheel drive Rear-wheel drive What Are the Engine Options and Horsepower Ratings for the 2026 Ford F-150? How much power do you need under the hood of your next truck? Ford offers a diverse range of advanced powertrains for the 2026 F-150, ensuring you can find the exact balance of fuel efficiency and raw muscle. Every engine in the lineup is paired with a smooth-shifting 10-speed automatic transmission, optimizing power delivery whether you are accelerating from a stop or cruising on the highway. 2.7L EcoBoost V6: This highly efficient twin-turbocharged engine is standard on the XL, STX, and XLT trims, delivering a stout 325 hp and 400 lb-ft of torque for responsive daily performance. 5.0L Ti-VCT V8: For drivers who prefer the traditional rumble and power delivery of a naturally aspirated V8, this engine produces 400 hp and 410 lb-ft of torque, making it standard equipment on the rugged Tremor trim. 3.5L EcoBoost V6: Standard on the Lariat, King Ranch, and Platinum, this twin-turbocharged powerhouse generates 382 hp and 500 lb-ft of torque, providing incredible low-end pulling power. 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6: This innovative hybrid system combines the twin-turbo 3.5L engine with a 47-hp electric motor to produce a combined 430 hp and 570 lb-ft of torque, delivering maximum efficiency alongside massive capability. To stay updated on the latest Ford engineering news, performance comparisons, and local automotive insights, feel free to read through the articles on our blog. Our team regularly shares detailed guides to help you get the most out of your vehicle ownership experience. Available Packages Factory packages and per-trim availability Package King Ranch Lariat Platinum Police Responder Raptor STX Tremor XL XLT Front License Plate Bracket Optional (0) Optional (0) — Optional (0) — Optional (0) Optional (0) Optional (0) Optional (0) Skid Plates (Fleet) Optional (160) Optional (160) — — — — — Optional (160) — Heater, Engine Block Optional (190) Optional (190) Optional (190) — — Optional (190) Optional (190) Optional (190) Optional (190) Moonroof (Twin Panel) Optional (1495) Optional (1495) Optional (1495) — — — Optional (1495) — Optional (1495) Pro Power Onboard – 7.2 KW Optional (850) Optional (850) Optional (850) — — — — — — Pro Power Onboard – 2 KW Optional (1020) — Optional (1020) — — — — — — Full Coverage Rubber Floor Mats Optional (200) Optional (200) Optional (200) — — Optional (200) Optional (200) — Optional (200) Ford BlueCruise OTP Optional (2000) Optional (2495) Optional (2000) — — — Optional (2495) — Optional (2495) PowerScope Telescoping Power Fold Trailer Tow Mirrors Optional (395) Optional (395) Optional (395) — — — — — — FX4 Off-Road Package Optional (1320) Optional (1320) Optional (1320) — — — — — Optional (1320) Equipment Group 601A (King Ranch High) Optional (2065) — — — — — — — — Pro Access Tailgate Optional (0) — Optional (0) — — — — — — 22" Premium Painted w/ Chrome Inserts Wheel Optional (1435) — — — — — — — — Retractable Rear Center Step Optional (430) Optional (430) Optional (430) — — Optional (430) Optional (430) — Optional (430) Paint Protection Film Optional (400) Optional (400) Optional (400) — — Optional (400) — Optional (400) Optional (400) SecuriCode® Keyless-Entry Keypad, Driver's Side Optional (455) Optional (455) Optional (455) — — — Optional (455) — — Connectivity Package OTP Optional (745) Optional (745) Optional (745) — — Optional (745) Optional (745) Optional (745) Optional (745) SiriusXM 3-Year Optional (300) Optional (300) Optional (300) — — Optional (300) Optional (300) Optional (300) — Daytime Running Lamps (Fleet) Optional (45) Optional (45) — — — — Optional (45) Optional (45) — Tonneau Pickup Box Cover – Retractable Optional (2250) Optional (2250) Optional (2250) — — Optional (2250) Optional (2250) Optional (2250) — Wheel Well Liner Optional (180) Optional (180) Optional (180) — — — — — Optional (180) Bedliner - Plastic, Drop-In Optional (380) Optional (380) — — — Optional (380) Optional (380) Optional (380) Optional (380) Tonneau Pickup Box Cover – Soft Folding Optional (600) Optional (600) Optional (600) — — Optional (600) Optional (600) Optional (600) — Bed Liner – Spray-in Optional (625) Optional (625) Optional (625) — — Optional (625) Optional (625) Optional (625) — Tonneau Pickup Box Cover – Hard Folding Optional (1280) Optional (1280) Optional (1280) — — Optional (1280) Optional (1280) Optional (1280) — 3.5L PowerBoost Hybrid V6 Engine Optional (1340) Optional (1340) Optional (1340) — — Optional (3560) — — Optional (3560) Bed Divider (Dealer) Optional (560) Optional (560) — — — — Optional (560) — — Bed Hooks - Retractable by Bull Accessories (Dealer) Optional (70) Optional (70) — — — Optional (70) — Optional (70) — Foldable Pickup Box Bed Extender (Dealer) Optional (1030) Optional (1030) — — — — Optional (1030) — — What Is the Towing and Payload Capacity of the 2026 Ford F-150? For many truck owners, ultimate capability is defined by how much weight their vehicle can safely pull and carry. The 2026 Ford F-150 leads its class with a maximum conventional towing capacity of up to 13,500 lbs when properly equipped with the twin-turbocharged 3.5L EcoBoost V6 engine. Additionally, it offers a best-in-class maximum payload capacity of up to 2,440 lbs, allowing you to load up the truck bed with heavy equipment, soil, or construction materials without hesitation. To achieve these maximum ratings, it is important to select the appropriate cab, bed, and axle configurations. Opting for the available Towing Technology Package adds invaluable driver-assist systems, such as Pro Trailer Hitch Assist, which automatically aligns your truck's hitch ball with the trailer receiver. Smart onboard scales are also available to measure your payload in real time, helping you ensure that your cargo is balanced and within safe operating limits before you hit the road. The coastal terrain and sandy riverfront areas around Milford are perfect examples of where this towing capability comes in handy. Local outdoor enthusiasts frequently rely on the F-150's robust frame and powerful engines to pull heavy boats, campers, and recreational trailers to waterfront parks and docks safely. Dimensions & Capacity Capacity and dimensions by trim Feature King Ranch Lariat Platinum Police Responder Raptor STX Tremor XL XLT Seating 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 6 Cargo 52.8 cu ft 52.8 cu ft 52.8 cu ft 52.8 cu ft 52.8 cu ft 62.3 cu ft 52.8 cu ft 62.3 cu ft 62.3 cu ft Curb weight 4,894 lbs 4,844 lbs 4,844 lbs 5,065 lbs 5,710 lbs 4,641 lbs 5,260 lbs 4,391 lbs 4,641 lbs Towing 12,800 lbs 10,600 lbs 12,800 lbs 11,200 lbs 8,200 lbs 8,200 lbs 10,200 lbs 13,500 lbs 7,500 lbs Payload 2,206 lbs 1,900 lbs 2,160 lbs 1,950 lbs 1,410 lbs 1,670 lbs 1,700 lbs 2,440 lbs 1,670 lbs What Is the Starting Price of the 2026 F-150 Tremor and Its Off-Road Value? If your weekend plans involve leaving the paved highway behind, the off-road-focused 2026 Ford F-150 Tremor is designed to take you deep into uncharted territory with complete confidence. The Tremor features a starting base MSRP of $64,915, plus a standard destination charge of $2,795. This specialized model sits in a highly competitive price bracket, offering a wealth of standard trail-ready equipment that would cost significantly more to add as aftermarket upgrades. The F-150 Tremor comes standard with a rugged four-wheel-drive system, an upgraded off-road suspension with unique shock absorbers, 33-inch all-terrain tires, and a locking rear differential. It also features a distinctive front grille with active orange accents, unique interior stitching, and durable step bars. This package delivers an exceptional balance of daily highway comfort and extreme trail capability, making it a highly popular choice for adventurous buyers. If you are planning to upgrade your current vehicle to a capable new Tremor, our finance team is ready to help you secure competitive terms. You can easily value your trade-in online using our straightforward appraisal tool, which utilizes real-time market data to give you an accurate estimate of your current vehicle's worth. This value can then be applied directly as a down payment to lower your monthly financing costs. What Can You Power with the 7.2 kW Pro Power Onboard Generator? One of the most revolutionary features available on the 2026 Ford F-150 is the Pro Power Onboard system, which effectively transforms your pickup truck into a mobile generator. While standard gas-powered models offer a convenient 2.0-kW system, upgrading to the 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid engine unlocks the massive 7.2 kW system, providing heavy-duty exportable electricity directly from outlets mounted in the truck bed. With 7.2 kW of available power, the capabilities are vast and highly practical for both work and play: Construction and Job Sites: You can simultaneously run a mobile frame-up saw, a heavy-duty air compressor, a battery charger, and industrial work lights without needing a noisy, standalone generator. Outdoor Recreation and Tailgating: Easily power a large television, a portable refrigerator, an electric grill, and outdoor speakers for the ultimate pre-game setup or camping trip. Emergency Home Backup: During local power outages, the system can be used to run essential household appliances, including your refrigerator, microwave, space heaters, and sump pump, keeping your family safe and comfortable. This system operates quietly and efficiently, drawing power from the hybrid battery pack and automatically cycling the gas engine only when necessary to keep the battery charged. It is an invaluable tool that adds a whole new dimension of utility to your truck. Is It Possible to Lease or Finance a 2026 F-150? Yes, at Winner Ford, we make it easy for Dover families and local business owners to secure a personalized financing or leasing plan that aligns perfectly with their monthly budget. Our experienced finance specialists maintain close relationships with a wide network of trusted lenders, allowing us to offer flexible terms and highly competitive interest rates for your new truck purchase. When deciding between financing and leasing, it helps to consider your long-term driving habits: Financing: This is the ideal path if you plan to keep your F-150 for many years, customize it with off-road accessories or utility racks, and drive without mileage restrictions. Financing builds long-term equity, and once the loan is paid off, the truck is entirely yours. Leasing: If you prefer to enjoy a new truck every two to three years, benefit from lower monthly payments, and stay covered by Ford's factory warranty, a lease is an excellent option. At the end of your lease term, you can simply return the vehicle, purchase it, or lease a brand-new model. To save time and streamline your shopping process, you can easily submit a secure credit application online before visiting our dealership. This allows our team to get pre-approvals ready for you, so you can focus on finding the right trim level. When you are ready to take the next step, you can call us at (302) 734-0444 or get directions to visit our showroom at 591 S Dupont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901. Quick Answers for F-150 Shoppers Q: What are the standard safety features on the base 2026 F-150 XL? The entry-level XL trim comes standard with Ford's Co-Pilot360 technology, which includes automated emergency braking, lane-keeping assist, and blind-spot monitoring with cross-traffic alert to help keep you safe on busy highways. Q: Does the 2026 Ford F-150 come with a manufacturer-backed warranty? Yes, every new F-150 is backed by a 3-year/36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty, providing excellent long-term protection. Q: What is the benefit of the available Pro Access Tailgate? This innovative design features a center-mounted door that swings open up to 100 degrees, allowing you to easily reach items deep inside the truck bed even when a trailer is hitched to the bumper. Q: How does the fuel economy of the hybrid engine compare to the standard V8? The 3.5L PowerBoost Hybrid delivers an EPA-estimated 22 mpg city / 24 mpg highway, while the traditional 5.0L V8 is rated at 16 mpg city / 24 mpg highway, offering significant fuel savings for daily city driving. Q: Can I use the FordPass app to control my F-150 remotely? Yes, the complimentary FordPass app allows you to remotely lock, unlock, start, and stop your vehicle, check its fuel level, and monitor its overall health directly from your smartphone. Q: If I experience an unexpected issue on the road, is assistance available? Every new F-150 includes manufacturer-backed roadside assistance. If you experience a flat tire, run out of fuel, or need a tow, you can contact Ford Roadside Assistance: 1-800-241-3673 for prompt, expert support from certified technicians using genuine parts. Drive Home Your New F-150 from Winner Ford Today The 2026 Ford F-150 stands out as a highly capable, versatile, and technologically advanced pickup truck that is perfectly suited for the diverse needs of families and businesses. From the job-ready XL trim to the luxurious Platinum and the trail-conquering Tremor, there is an F-150 model designed to elevate your daily driving experience. At Winner Ford, we are dedicated to providing a transparent, straightforward, and highly enjoyable shopping process. As a family-owned business, we focus on building lifelong friendships with our customers by offering honest advice and a pressure-free showroom environment. Our team is here to help you compare trim levels, explore engine options, and find the perfect truck for your lifestyle. Do not wait to experience the power and comfort of the 2026 F-150. Browse our new-vehicle inventory online today, and when you are ready, contact our sales team to schedule your personalized test drive. We look forward to welcoming you to the Winner Ford family! Keep Your Vehicle Running Strong Keep your vehicle performing at its best with our service team: Schedule Service Parts Department © 2026 Winner Ford. All rights reserved.

Long-term vehicle ownership requires a proactive approach to maintenance, especially when navigating a daily commute. For drivers traveling from Milford along the coastal roads and highway corridors, protecting the vehicle's engine and transmission is the most effective way to prevent unexpected repair bills. The Winner Promise provides a remarkable 25-year/250,000-mile powertrain warranty designed to offer peace of mind for decades. This program is not a short-term marketing incentive; it is a long-term commitment to the mechanical health of your vehicle. more By extending coverage far beyond the standard factory limits, this protection plan ensures that major mechanical assemblies remain shielded from costly failures. Operating a vehicle over several decades means facing the natural wear and tear of thousands of heat cycles, highway miles, and seasonal temperature swings. Our service team is dedicated to helping you maximize this coverage through precise, professional maintenance. If you have questions about how this coverage integrates with your vehicle's factory schedule, you can reach our service advisors by placing a quick call to our team. For those who prefer to speak with a technician in person or drop off a vehicle for a multi-point inspection, you can easily get directions to our service center at 591 S Dupont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901. We are here to ensure your vehicle remains as dependable as the day you first drove it home. Table of Contents What Specific Powertrain Components Are Covered Under the Winner Promise? Maintaining Your Coverage: What Happens if You Lose Your Maintenance Receipts? Understanding the Financial Value of This Complimentary Protection Program Rental Car Coverage and Alternate Transportation During Covered Repairs Common Questions About Keeping Your Winner Promise Active What Specific Powertrain Components Are Covered Under the Winner Promise? Understanding exactly which mechanical parts are protected allows you to make informed decisions about your vehicle's upkeep. The Winner Promise focuses strictly on the powertrain, which represents the most complex and expensive assemblies in your vehicle. Within the engine block, the warranty covers all internally lubricated parts, including the pistons, piston rings, crankshaft, camshaft, connecting rods, and internal timing gears. Additionally, major structural housing elements such as the cylinder heads and the engine block itself are fully covered if they suffer damage due to the failure of an internal lubricated component. The coverage extends directly to the transmission and transaxle assemblies. This includes the torque converter, vacuum modulator, electronic transmission control unit, and all internal gears, shafts, and bearings. For vehicles equipped with all-wheel drive or four-wheel drive systems, the transfer case and drive axle assemblies—including universal joints, constant velocity joints, and axle shafts—are also protected. Because these parts endure constant rotational stress, having a 25-year/250,000-mile powertrain warranty safeguards you against some of the most labor-intensive repairs in the automotive industry. When a covered component requires replacement, our technicians install high-quality components designed to match original specifications. You can learn more about the specific components we use by visiting our parts department. For additional ownership tips, mechanical explanations, and seasonal maintenance advice, feel free to explore our blog, where we regularly share expert resources to help you keep your vehicle running smoothly. Maintaining Your Coverage: What Happens if You Lose Your Maintenance Receipts? A common concern among long-term owners is the strict record-keeping required to keep an extended warranty valid. To keep the Winner Promise active, you must perform all manufacturer-recommended maintenance intervals, such as oil changes, fluid flushes, and tire rotations. Under the terms of the warranty, the vehicle owner is responsible for proving that these services were completed on time. If you perform maintenance at various independent shops and lose your physical paper receipts, proving compliance during a major powertrain claim can become incredibly difficult and may result in a claim denial. The most effective way to eliminate this risk is to establish a centralized, digital service history. When you bring your vehicle to our factory-authorized facility, every oil change, belt replacement, and diagnostic check is automatically logged into our secure database. This permanent digital record serves as indisputable proof of maintenance, ensuring you never have to worry about misplaced paperwork or faded thermal receipts. Regular maintenance not only preserves your warranty coverage but also prevents minor wear from escalating into severe mechanical damage. For example, suburban commuters in Smyrna who frequently drive in stop-and-go highway traffic rely heavily on fresh engine oil to prevent thermal breakdown in critical engine passages. To keep your service history flawless and secure your warranty standing, you can easily schedule service online to book your next routine maintenance appointment with our certified technicians. Understanding the Financial Value of This Complimentary Protection Program Many drivers ask whether an extensive warranty program like the Winner Promise results in an inflated vehicle price. This protection is a complimentary program added to qualifying vehicles at no extra charge, meaning it does not increase the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price ( MSRP). It represents a direct investment by the dealership into your long-term ownership experience, encouraging local drivers to build a lasting relationship with our service team. The real-world financial impact of this warranty becomes clear when analyzing the average cost of major powertrain repairs. Over a span of two decades or a quarter-million miles, the likelihood of experiencing a mechanical component failure increases. Replacing a modern engine assembly or an advanced multi-speed automatic transmission can easily cost thousands of dollars in parts and specialized labor. By removing these potentially catastrophic expenses from your future budget, the Winner Promise acts as a long-term financial shield. This complimentary protection ensures that you can drive for years without the looming anxiety of major out-of-pocket repair bills. It changes the dynamic of vehicle ownership, allowing you to focus on routine care while we absorb the risk of major mechanical failures. This structure provides a level of budget predictability that standard factory warranties simply cannot match over a long ownership cycle. Rental Car Coverage and Alternate Transportation During Covered Repairs A major mechanical repair can disrupt your daily routine, especially if the service requires keeping your vehicle at the shop for multiple days. To minimize this inconvenience, the Winner Promise includes provisions for alternative transportation. When your vehicle is undergoing repairs for a covered powertrain component, the program offers rental car reimbursement options to help you stay mobile. This coverage is designed to offset the daily cost of a rental vehicle while our certified technicians perform the necessary diagnostics and repairs. Rather than being stranded or forced to coordinate rides with family members, you can continue your daily commute, school runs, or errands without interruption. The rental assistance remains active for the duration of the covered repair process, subject to the daily limits outlined in your specific warranty agreement. Our service advisors coordinate directly with the warranty administrator to streamline the approval process for alternative transportation. We understand that your time is valuable, and our goal is to make the repair process as seamless and stress-free as possible. From the moment you bring your vehicle in for diagnostics to the moment you drive away, we work to minimize downtime and keep your life moving forward. Common Questions About Keeping Your Winner Promise Active Understanding the specific guidelines of your extended warranty prevents surprises when you need to utilize your coverage. Below are answers to the questions our service advisors hear most frequently from local drivers. Q: Is the Winner Promise warranty transferable if I decide to sell my vehicle? The Winner Promise is non-transferable and is registered exclusively to the original purchaser of the vehicle. This structure is designed to support and reward the original owner who commits to maintaining their vehicle with us over the long term. If you eventually sell the vehicle, the extended 25-year/250,000-mile powertrain warranty will expire, and the vehicle will revert to any remaining factory warranty limits for the second owner. Q: Do I have to bring my vehicle back to your dealership for every single oil change? While we highly recommend servicing your vehicle with us to ensure seamless digital record-keeping, you are not strictly required to use our service bays for every routine maintenance item. You may have scheduled maintenance performed at any licensed service facility. However, you must ensure that the services are performed precisely at the manufacturer-recommended intervals and that you retain detailed, dated invoices specifying the VIN, mileage, and parts used. Q: Does this warranty cover wear-and-tear items like brake pads and drive belts? No, the Winner Promise focuses exclusively on major powertrain components. Wear-and-tear items—including brake pads, rotor discs, spark plugs, windshield wiper blades, hoses, and serpentine belts—are not covered under this program. These parts are designed to wear down over time and must be replaced periodically as part of your normal vehicle upkeep. Q: Are hybrid and electric vehicle battery packs covered under this warranty? The Winner Promise is a powertrain warranty that covers internal combustion engine components and traditional transmission systems. High-voltage hybrid and electric vehicle battery packs, along with their associated electronic control modules, are covered under separate manufacturer-backed hybrid and electric vehicle component warranties, rather than this specific dealer-provided powertrain extension. Q: How do I initiate a warranty claim if I suspect a powertrain issue? If you experience a powertrain issue, you should contact our service department immediately to schedule a diagnostic appointment. You can reach our service team directly by calling (302) 734-0444. Our technicians will inspect the vehicle, document the failure, and submit the necessary digital service history to the warranty administrator for quick approval. For those driving in from surrounding areas, you can get turn-by-turn directions to our service center by using our online map to locate our Dover service facility. © 2026 Winner Ford. All rights reserved.

When looking at the current landscape of rugged, open-air SUVs, it is clear that utility and heritage have converged to create a highly competitive segment. The 2026 Ford Bronco maintains its position at the forefront of this class by delivering a unique blend of heritage-inspired styling, modular versatility, and standard four-wheel-drive capability. Built on a high-strength steel body-on-frame architecture, this SUV is engineered to handle demanding environments while offering the modern refinement required for daily driving. more The design philosophy behind the vehicle emphasizes customization and utility. Removable doors and roof panels allow drivers to experience open-air freedom quickly, while a highly modular platform supports a wide array of factory upgrades and aftermarket accessories. From the entry-level Base configuration to the extreme performance of the Raptor trim, the lineup offers distinct personalities tailored to different driving preferences. Every model is built to conquer diverse environments, utilizing advanced traction systems and robust suspension setups to maintain control where conventional crossovers struggle. For drivers who want to experience this off-road capability firsthand, visit our convenient showroom location on Dupont Highway here. If you have questions about specific model availability, trim levels, or ordering a custom configuration, we invite you to give our sales team a quick call to speak with a dedicated product specialist. Table of Contents Under the Hood: 2026 Ford Bronco Engine Options and Horsepower Ratings Standard Off-Road Capability and G.O.A.T. Modes Explained Standard Interior Technology and Infotainment in the 2026 Ford Bronco Daily Practicality: Is the 2026 Ford Bronco a Good Family Driver? Head-to-Head Comparison: 2026 Ford Bronco vs 2026 Jeep Wrangler Quick Answers Before You Visit Finding Your Perfect 2026 Ford Bronco Trim Under the Hood: 2026 Ford Bronco Engine Options and Horsepower Ratings A standard 2.3-liter EcoBoost inline-four engine delivers up to 300 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque, establishing a powerful entry point for the lineup. This turbocharged powerplant provides immediate low-end torque, which is essential for both crawling over obstacles and accelerating confidently on the highway. Buyers can pair this engine with either a class-exclusive 7-speed manual transmission—complete with a dedicated crawler gear—or a highly responsive 10-speed automatic transmission. For those seeking extra muscle, the available twin-turbo 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6 engine increases output to 330 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque. This engine is paired exclusively with the 10-speed automatic transmission, offering smooth power delivery and rapid shifts that optimize performance across different driving conditions. At the pinnacle of the powertrain lineup sits the high-performance 3.0-liter EcoBoost V6, a twin-turbocharged engine exclusive to the Raptor trim that produces an astonishing 418 horsepower and 440 lb-ft of torque. This diverse range of engine options ensures that every buyer can find a powertrain that matches their specific performance needs. Whether you prefer the mechanical engagement of a manual gearbox or the seamless efficiency of an automatic, the powertrain lineup delivers competitive capabilities. For shoppers looking to maximize their purchasing power, exploring our diverse selection of pre-owned vehicles is an excellent way to find high-quality, capable off-road models from previous years. Standard Off-Road Capability and G.O.A.T. Modes Explained While many modern SUVs are designed strictly for paved suburban streets, this vehicle is engineered from the ground up to conquer unforgiving terrain. The foundation of its off-road prowess is the standard Terrain Management System, which features up to seven selectable G.O.A.T. Modes (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain). The standard suite includes Normal, Eco, Sport, Slippery, and Sand, allowing the driver to instantly recalibrate traction control, torque distribution, and throttle sensitivity to match immediate surface conditions. As you move up through the trim levels, specialized modes such as Mud/Ruts and Rock Crawl become available, further enhancing the vehicle's adaptability. The off-road hardware is supported by the advanced HOSS (High-Performance Off-Road Stability Suspension) system, which utilizes independent front suspension to keep the front tires planted firmly on uneven ground. Standard models also benefit from high ground clearance, short front and rear overhangs, and robust underbody protection to shield vital mechanical components. To make trail navigation even more intuitive, Ford equips the vehicle with innovative driver-assist features. The available Trail Turn Assist system reduces the vehicle's turning radius in tight spots by applying the brake to the inside rear wheel, while Trail Control acts as a low-speed off-road cruise control. This rugged setup is particularly useful for navigating the sandy beaches and tidal wetlands around Milford, where loose terrain demands precise wheel control. Before upgrading your current ride, you can value your trade-in online to see how much equity you can apply toward a brand-new off-road machine. Standard Interior Technology and Infotainment in the 2026 Ford Bronco A common misconception is that a highly capable off-road vehicle must feature a bare-bones cabin devoid of modern tech. The interior of the 2026 model defies this expectation by coming standard with a massive 12-inch touchscreen running the sophisticated SYNC 4 infotainment system. This high-resolution display features an intuitive menu structure, rapid processing speeds, and over-the-air software update capability to ensure your system remains current. The digital experience is enhanced by an 8-inch partial digital instrument cluster that displays vital driving metrics, off-road telemetry, and active safety alerts directly in the driver's line of sight. Standard wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration allow for seamless smartphone connectivity without cluttering the center console with cables. Additionally, six standard USB ports are distributed throughout the cabin to keep everyone's devices powered during long road trips. For the 2026 model year, the technology suite expands with a new subscription-based Connectivity package. This package adds an unlimited in-vehicle Wi-Fi hotspot, enabling passengers to stream audio and video content or access online services even when traveling through remote areas. For more in-depth feature breakdowns and the latest updates on Ford releases, feel free to browse the articles on our blog. Daily Practicality: Is the 2026 Ford Bronco a Good Family Driver? Imagine managing the daily school drop-off and weekend sports activities in a vehicle that easily transitions from highway commuting to outdoor adventures. The four-door model is highly practical for families, offering a spacious second row that comfortably accommodates a rear-facing child seat without forcing the front passenger to slide forward. Large door openings and a sensible step-in height make loading gear and securing children straightforward tasks. In terms of cargo space, the two-door model provides up to 52 cubic feet of space behind the front seats, while the four-door model expands that capacity to a generous 83 cubic feet. This abundant cargo room easily handles strollers, sports gear, camping equipment, or large grocery hauls. For active families, the available marine-grade vinyl seats and washable rubberized flooring with integrated drain plugs make cleanup incredibly simple after muddy outings. The independent front suspension ensures a stable, confident ride during a daily highway commute through Smyrna, even though the boxy shape does produce noticeable wind noise at higher speeds. The precise steering rack limits the bounciness often associated with traditional body-on-frame SUVs, delivering a composed feel on paved roads. Excellent outward visibility and a crystal-clear rearview camera display further enhance driver confidence in tight parking lots and busy school zones. Head-to-Head Comparison: 2026 Ford Bronco vs 2026 Jeep Wrangler A direct comparison between these two iconic 4x4 vehicles reveals distinct differences in on-road comfort and trail performance. While the Wrangler relies on a solid front axle that excels in extreme, low-speed rock crawling, the Bronco features an independent front suspension. This design choice gives the Bronco a massive advantage in daily driving, offering precise steering, minimal highway wander, and a much smoother ride on paved roads. Inside, the Bronco feels noticeably roomier and provides a more natural, adjustable driving position than the bolt-upright posture forced by the Wrangler. The Bronco also integrates its safety and infotainment technology more seamlessly, offering standard wireless smartphone integration and a larger standard touchscreen interface. When it comes to utility, the standard Bronco models offer a maximum towing capacity of 3,500 pounds, which matches the Wrangler's standard limit, though the high-performance Raptor trim increases that limit to 4,500 pounds. Furthermore, the Bronco makes advanced off-road hardware accessible at lower price points across its trim structure. Rather than forcing buyers to opt for the most expensive trim to get heavy-duty lockers and mud-terrain tires, Ford allows shoppers to add the highly capable Sasquatch Package to almost any trim level. This flexibility makes it easier for buyers to customize their vehicle according to their budget and performance priorities. Quick Answers Before You Visit What are the most frequent questions our sales team hears from local shoppers before they finalize their purchase? Q: Does the 2026 Ford Bronco offer a manual transmission? Yes, a 7-speed manual transmission is available, but it is paired exclusively with the standard 2.3-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder engine. This configuration includes a unique crawler gear designed for low-speed off-road control. Q: What is the standard warranty coverage for this SUV? Every new model comes with a 3-year/36,000-mile basic warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty. Additionally, buyers receive a 5-year/60,000-mile roadside assistance program, and you can contact Ford Roadside Assistance: 1-800-241-3673 for 24/7 support. Q: Is there a federal tax credit available for the 2026 model? No, the federal clean vehicle tax credits under IRC §30D, §25E, and §45W were terminated for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025. Since the Bronco is a gas-powered vehicle, it does not qualify for any active electric vehicle incentives. Q: How can I start the purchasing process online? You can easily explore our new-vehicle inventory to find the exact model you want. From there, you can submit a secure credit application to prequalify for financing before visiting our showroom. Q: What is the new 60th Anniversary Edition package? This special package is available on the Outer Banks trim to celebrate six decades of the nameplate. It adds a distinctive white-painted hardtop, a unique grille, painted door handles, and exclusive retro graphics. Finding Your Perfect 2026 Ford Bronco Trim Finding the right configuration depends on your budget and driving goals. The vehicle is available in several distinct trim levels, starting with the value-oriented Base model at $40,495 MSRP. From there, you can step up to the Big Bend, Heritage Edition, Outer Banks, Badlands, or the extreme Raptor. For many shoppers, the Big Bend trim paired with the Sasquatch Package offers the ultimate sweet spot, delivering heavy-duty off-road hardware without a premium price tag. Our team is ready to help you compare these options in person. To get started, visit our dealership in Dover or call our sales desk at (302) 734-0444 to schedule a test drive today. Keep Your Vehicle Running Strong Keep your vehicle performing at its best with our service team: Schedule Service Parts Department © 2026 Winner Ford. All rights reserved.

The 2026 Ford Maverick lineup arrives with an MSRP range of $26,771–$43,835, offering a versatile selection of trims designed for different utility needs. While some shoppers may look for an LT trim based on other truck naming conventions, the Maverick family actually begins with the XL and moves upward through the XLT and Lariat models. For this model year, the Ford Connectivity Package is standard across the entire range, providing a one-year subscription to connected services that enhance the driving experience. more Our team at the dealership helps drivers navigate these choices by focusing on how each trim fits a specific lifestyle. For those navigating the heavy commercial traffic and daily commutes in Dover, the standard hybrid efficiency provides a significant advantage. The lineup is further diversified by the street-performance-oriented Lobo and the off-road-capable Tremor, ensuring that there is a compact pickup configuration for every type of task. If you are ready to see how these models handle in person, you can browse our new-vehicle inventory to see which configurations we currently have on the lot. To find the best time for a visit, you can reach out to us at (302) 734-0444 or find our showroom address to plan your route. Table of Contents Comparing the Core Trims: XL, XLT, and Lariat Differences Upgrading to the Maverick XLT: Key Features Added Over the Base XL Powertrain Dynamics: Hybrid Efficiency and Turbocharged EcoBoost Performance Real-World Capability: AWD Performance and Smart Towing Configurations Advanced Safety Technology and Standard Driver Assistance Features Quick Answers for Delaware Maverick Buyers Common Questions About the 2026 Maverick Find Your Next Truck at Winner Ford Comparing the Core Trims: XL, XLT, and Lariat Differences Choosing between the core trims requires looking at the balance of utility and interior refinement. The entry-level XL starts at $30,835 and is built as a focused work tool, featuring 17-inch steel wheels and a functional interior. Moving to the XLT at $35,538 introduces several convenience upgrades, including alloy wheels and enhanced cargo solutions in the bed. At the top of the core lineup, the Lariat starts at $41,311 and shifts the focus toward a more premium experience with synthetic leather upholstery and dual-zone automatic climate control. Pricing MSRP and destination charges (source: MarketCheck VIN Decode (consensus)) Feature XL XLT Lobo Lariat Tremor Starting MSRP $26,771 $29,115 $34,070 $36,094 $38,490 Lowest starting MSRP: XL at $26,771 Every model in the 2026 lineup benefits from the standard 13.2-inch center touchscreen, which runs the latest Ford software for seamless smartphone integration. While the XL provides the essential truck experience, the Lariat adds sophisticated touches like the B&O Sound System and signature LED lighting. These differences allow buyers to decide whether they prioritize a durable, no-frills cabin or a pickup that feels more like a modern SUV inside. If you are considering a previous model year to find a specific feature set, you can also explore our pre-owned vehicles to compare how the Maverick has evolved. The transition from the utilitarian XL to the feature-rich Lariat represents a clear step up in both technology and comfort for Delaware drivers. Upgrading to the Maverick XLT: Key Features Added Over the Base XL When I walk shoppers through the mid-range options, the conversation usually turns to which features make the daily commute easier. The XLT is often viewed as the "sweet spot" of the lineup because it adds essential convenience items that are not found on the base model. This trim replaces the steel wheels with 17-inch alloy wheels and adds a power tailgate lock, which provides extra security for items stored in the bed. Inside, the XLT features unique cloth bucket seats and a fold-down rear armrest with integrated cupholders. The availability of the XLT Luxury Package is another reason many buyers choose this mid-tier trim. This package includes several high-value additions: Heated front seats and a heated steering wheel. Remote engine start for those chilly mornings. LED box lighting to help with loading gear after dark. A 400-Watt Pro Power Onboard inverter. For those planning to trade in a current vehicle to move into a new truck, we can help you value your trade-in online to see how your current equity applies to an upgrade. The XLT also includes additional cubby storage in the bed and more cargo tie-down points, making it a significantly more versatile choice for weekend projects than the entry-level model. Powertrain Dynamics: Hybrid Efficiency and Turbocharged EcoBoost Performance The 2.5L I4 hybrid engine stands as the standard powertrain for the XL, XLT, and Lariat trims, delivering a balanced performance profile. This system produces about 191 horsepower and is paired with a CVT in the XLT and Lariat, while the XL utilizes an Automatic transmission according to the 2026 specifications. This hybrid setup is engineered for efficiency, achieving an EPA-estimated 40 city / 34 hwy MPG, which is ideal for those who spend a lot of time in stop-and-go traffic. Engine & Performance Powertrain specifications across trim levels Feature XL XLT Lobo Standard Lariat Lobo Premium Tremor Engine 2.5L I4 2.5L I4 2.0L I4 2.5L I4 2.0L I4 2.0L I4 Transmission Automatic CVT Automatic CVT Automatic Automatic Standard across all trims: Drivetrain 4WD Fuel Economy EPA-estimated fuel economy ratings Feature XL XLT Lobo Standard Lariat Lobo Premium Tremor City MPG 40 mpg 40 mpg 22 mpg 40 mpg 21 mpg 21 mpg Highway MPG 34 mpg 34 mpg 32 mpg 34 mpg 32 mpg 28 mpg Combined MPG 37 mpg 37 mpg 27 mpg 37 mpg 27 mpg 25 mpg Standard across all trims: Fuel Type Unleaded Best combined fuel economy: XL at 37 mpg For drivers who require more traditional combustion power, the 2.0L I4 EcoBoost engine is available. This turbocharged option increases output to 238 horsepower and 275 lb-ft of torque, providing quicker acceleration and higher towing potential. This engine is paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission, offering a more familiar shifting feel for truck traditionalists. Whether you prioritize the fuel savings of the hybrid or the punchy performance of the turbo, the Maverick maintains a 4WD configuration across all trims for the 2026 model year. You can learn more about how these different engines perform in various conditions by reading our latest blog posts, where we dive deeper into Ford performance technology. The choice between the hybrid and the EcoBoost allows you to tailor the truck's capabilities to your specific driving habits. Real-World Capability: AWD Performance and Smart Towing Configurations Towing capacity reaches a maximum of 4,000 lbs when you equip the 4K Tow Package on the EcoBoost model. This package is essential for those who need to haul a small boat or a utility trailer, as it includes an upgraded cooling fan, a higher-capacity radiator, and a trailer brake controller. Without this package, the Maverick is typically rated to tow about 2,000 lbs, which is still sufficient for light loads or bike racks. The FLEXBED Storage System remains one of the most practical features of the Maverick, allowing owners to create custom storage solutions using 2x4 boards. This versatility is perfect for hauling gear to the coast at Bethany Beach, where the 1,500 lbs payload capacity allows you to pack everything needed for a day on the sand. The bed also features pre-wired 12V electrical leads, enabling DIY enthusiasts to install their own lighting or small accessories without cutting into the main wiring harness. Standard 4WD across the 2026 lineup ensures that the Maverick can handle slippery boat ramps or muddy job sites with confidence. The compact footprint of the truck makes it much easier to maneuver in tight spaces compared to a full-size pickup, yet it retains the "can-do" attitude that Ford trucks are known for. Advanced Safety Technology and Standard Driver Assistance Features Standard safety equipment for 2026 includes the Ford Co-Pilot360 suite, providing a layer of protection through advanced sensors and cameras. This package features a Pre-collision safety system with automatic emergency braking, which can help mitigate or avoid accidents by detecting potential impacts ahead. Additionally, Blind Spot Monitoring with cross-traffic alert is included on higher trims and available as an option elsewhere, making lane changes much safer in heavy traffic. Safety & Driver Assistance Safety ratings and driver assistance systems Feature XL XLT Lobo Standard Lariat Lobo Premium Tremor IIHS Rating TOP SAFETY PICK+ (highest award) TOP SAFETY PICK+ (highest award) TOP SAFETY PICK+ (highest award) TOP SAFETY PICK+ (highest award) TOP SAFETY PICK+ (highest award) TOP SAFETY PICK+ (highest award) Standard across all trims: Feature Included Moderate overlap front: updated test — Marginal (M) ✓ Side: updated test — Good (G) ✓ LATCH ease of use — Acceptable (A) ✓ Moderate overlap front (updated test) details: Overall evaluation M; Structure and safety cage G; Head/neck G; Chest G; Thigh/hip G; Leg/foot G; Restraints & dummy kinematics G; Rear passenger injury: Head/neck G, Chest A, Thigh/hip G, Rear passenger restraints & dummy kinematics M ✓ Side (updated test) details: Overall evaluation G; Structure and safety cage G; Driver head protection G; Driver injury: Head/neck G, Torso G, Pelvis M; Rear passenger injury: Head/neck G, Torso A, Pelvis G ✓ In independent testing, the Maverick has shown solid performance, with the IIHS awarding it a Good rating in the updated side impact test. The truck is also equipped with a standard back-up camera and stability control to help maintain traction during evasive maneuvers. For families, the LATCH system for child seats is rated as Acceptable for ease of use, though the under-seat storage access may require moving the seats. The 2026 model also includes a post-collision safety system, which is designed to help prevent secondary collisions by applying the brakes after an initial impact is detected. These technologies work behind the scenes to provide a more secure driving environment, whether you are on a long highway trip or just running errands around town. Quick Answers for Delaware Maverick Buyers Navigating the purchase process is straightforward when you have the right documentation ready. Most buyers find that having their proof of insurance, current registration, and income verification on hand speeds up the approval process significantly. If you are ready to start the formal steps, you can prequalify for financing through our secure online portal to save time before you visit. Our team is here to ensure you find the exact Maverick trim that fits your needs and budget. If you have questions about current availability or want to compare the XLT and Lariat side-by-side, you can give us a quick call to speak with a specialist. We are committed to a transparent and easygoing shopping process, which is why we offer a pressure-free environment for every guest. When you are ready to get behind the wheel, you can find our Dover location on Dupont Highway. We look forward to helping you explore the capabilities of the 2026 Maverick and finding the configuration that works best for your Delaware lifestyle. Common Questions About the 2026 Maverick Q: Does the 2026 Maverick XLT come with a hybrid engine and AWD? For the 2026 model year, the 2.5L I4 hybrid powertrain is the standard engine for the XLT trim. Furthermore, all 2026 Maverick models, including the hybrid versions, now come standard with 4WD capability, providing better traction in all weather conditions. Q: What is the difference between the XLT Luxury Package and the Lariat trim? The XLT Luxury Package adds premium conveniences like heated seats and remote start to the mid-tier trim, while the Lariat includes those features plus even more advanced tech. Upgrading to the Lariat also provides a B&O Sound System, synthetic leather seating, and signature LED accent lighting that isn't available on the XLT. Q: How long is the warranty coverage on a new 2026 Maverick? Every new Maverick is protected by a New Vehicle Limited Warranty that lasts for 3 years / 36,000 miles. Additionally, the powertrain is covered by a 5-year / 60,000-mile warranty, and there is a 5-year / unlimited-mile warranty specifically for corrosion rust damage. Q: Can the hybrid Maverick tow as much as the EcoBoost version? The hybrid Maverick is generally rated for 2,000 lbs of towing capacity. To reach the maximum 4,000 lbs towing limit, you must select the 2.0L I4 EcoBoost engine and add the optional 4K Tow Package, which includes the necessary mechanical cooling upgrades. Q: Is the power-sliding rear window available on all trims? For 2026, the power-sliding rear window is a standard feature on the Lariat and Tremor trims. It is also available as an option on the XLT and Lobo models, though it is not offered on the base XL trim. Find Your Next Truck at Winner Ford Choosing the right 2026 Ford Maverick is about matching the truck's innovative features to your daily demands. Whether you are drawn to the incredible 40 city / 34 hwy MPG of the hybrid or the robust 4,000 lbs towing capacity of the EcoBoost, our team is ready to help you finalize your decision. We invite you to visit us in Dover to experience the interactive and transparent car-buying process that has made us a local favorite. 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