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Finding a vehicle that balances daily usability with genuine utility can be a challenge for modern truck buyers. The compact pickup truck segment has evolved rapidly, and the core lineup of the XL, XLT, and Lariat models represents the sweet spot for everyday versatility. These trims offer a practical alternative to oversized midsize or full-size trucks, providing the utility of a cargo bed with the easy driving dynamics of a compact crossover. For instance, state government employees commuting to Legislative Hall in Dover will find the compact footprint of these trucks highly maneuverable in tight municipal parking spots. Each of the three primary trims serves a distinct purpose. The XL functions as a straightforward, value-oriented work truck, equipped with durable steel wheels and essential features. Stepping up to the XLT adds stylish exterior accents, unique interior finishes, and a power-locking tailgate, making it a popular choice for active families. The premium Lariat sits at the top of the core lineup, starting at an MSRP of $35,870 for its highly equipped configuration, which includes upscale cabin comforts and advanced driver-assist technologies. Our team is ready to help you compare these trims side-by-side to find the configuration that best fits your lifestyle. We invite you to explore our new-vehicle inventory online to see which models we currently have available. When you are ready to experience this versatile truck in person, you can easily get directions to our showroom or give us a quick call to schedule a test drive. Table of Contents Powertrain Choices and Fuel Economy for Commuters Towing Capacity and the Maverick 4K Tow Package Equipment FLEXBED Cargo Utility and Practical DIY Bed Solutions Interior Tech Upgrades and Cabin Comfort in the Maverick Lariat Common Questions About the 2026 Ford Maverick Trims Finding Your Next Compact Truck at Winner Ford Powertrain Choices and Fuel Economy for Commuters Fuel costs remain a primary consideration for truck buyers looking to balance daily commutes with weekend capability. The powertrain lineup offers exceptional choice, allowing buyers to select either a fuel-efficient hybrid or a turbocharged gas engine across the core trims. For drivers commuting from Milford along the flat coastal terrain near Silver Sands State Park, the hybrid powertrain's regenerative braking maximizes efficiency during daily coastal drives. The XL and XLT trims come standard with a 2.5L hybrid engine producing 184 hp, which is paired with a 1.1 kWh battery. On the standard XL trim, this Front-wheel drive setup utilizes an eCVT to deliver an EPA-estimated 42 city / 35 hwy / 38 combined. The XLT hybrid also features a Front-wheel drive layout but utilizes a Power-Split Electronic CVT to achieve the same highly efficient 42 city / 35 hwy / 38 combined. The upscale Lariat trim pairs the 2.5L hybrid engine with an All-wheel drive system and a Power-Split eCVT transmission, returning 39 city / 32 hwy / 36 combined. For buyers seeking maximum performance, the turbocharged 2.0L EcoBoost engine is available, producing 250 hp and 280 lb-ft of torque. This turbocharged engine is also featured on specialized models like the standard Lobo, which utilizes an 8-speed automatic and Four-wheel Drive to return 21 city / 28 hwy / 24 combined, and the Tremor, which uses an 8-speed automatic and Four-wheel Drive to return 21 city / 28 hwy / 24 combined. In comparison, the non-hybrid Hyundai Santa Cruz returns an EPA-estimated 22 mpg city and 26 mpg highway with its base engine, highlighting the hybrid's efficiency advantage. If you are interested in exploring previous model years or different configurations, you can also browse the selection of pre-owned trucks in our pre-owned inventory. Engine & Performance Powertrain specs by trim Feature Lariat Lobo Premium Lobo Standard Tremor XL XLT Engine 2.5L 2.0L 2.0L 2.0L 2.5L 2.5L Horsepower 184 hp 250 hp 250 hp 250 hp 184 hp 184 hp Torque — 280 lb-ft 280 lb-ft 280 lb-ft — — Transmission Power-Split eCVT 7-speed Quick Shift automatic 7-speed Quick Shift automatic 8-speed automatic eCVT Power-Split Electronic CVT Drivetrain All-wheel drive Four-wheel Drive Four-wheel Drive Four-wheel Drive Front-wheel drive Front-wheel drive Fuel Economy Fuel economy and range by trim Feature Lariat Lobo Premium Lobo Standard Tremor XL XLT MPG 39 city / 32 hwy / 36 combined 22 city / 32 hwy / 25 combined 21 city / 30 hwy / 24 combined 21 city / 28 hwy / 24 combined 42 city / 35 hwy / 38 combined 42 city / 35 hwy / 38 combined Battery (kWh) — — — — 1.1 1.1 ​ Towing Capacity and the Maverick 4K Tow Package Equipment Compact trucks must still deliver genuine utility when it comes to hauling trailers and managing heavy payloads. The core lineup comes standard with a towing capacity of 2,000 lbs, which is plenty of capability for hauling a pair of jet skis, a light utility trailer, or a small pop-up camper. Additionally, the truck offers a maximum payload capacity of up to 1,500 pounds, allowing you to load the bed with mulch, soil, or home improvement supplies without breaking a sweat. For owners who need to pull heavier loads, the available 4K Tow Package doubles the maximum towing capacity to 4,000 lbs on both hybrid and EcoBoost models when properly equipped. This comprehensive package includes specialized heavy-duty hardware to manage the increased thermal and mechanical stress of heavy towing. It adds a trailer hitch receiver, an auxiliary transmission oil cooler, a higher-capacity radiator, and an upgraded cooling fan. The package also features an integrated trailer brake controller, a safety feature available on this model. When buyers ask us about towing capacities, we point out that the standard setup handles small utility trailers easily, but opting for the upgraded package is essential if you plan to haul a lightweight camper or a small boat. Our finance team can help you explore purchasing options that include these useful utility packages. You can take the first step toward ownership today by submitting a secure online credit application. Dimensions & Capacity Capacity and dimensions by trim Feature Lariat Lobo Premium Lobo Standard Tremor XL XLT Seating 5 5 5 5 5 5 Cargo 33.3 cu ft 33.3 cu ft 33.3 cu ft 33.3 cu ft 33.3 cu ft 33.3 cu ft Curb weight 3,856 lbs 3,814 lbs 3,686 lbs 3,892 lbs 3,674 lbs 3,674 lbs Towing 4,000 lbs 2,000 lbs 2,000 lbs 2,000 lbs 2,000 lbs 2,000 lbs Payload 1,500 lbs 1,045 lbs 1,045 lbs 1,140 lbs 1,500 lbs 1,500 lbs Available Packages Factory packages and per-trim availability Package Lariat Lobo Premium Lobo Standard Tremor XL XLT Front License Plate Bracket Optional (0) Optional (0) Optional (0) Optional (0) Optional (0) Optional (0) Floor Liners, Front and Rear (w/ Carpet Mats) Optional (175) — Optional (175) — Optional (175) Optional (175) Floor Liners, Front and Rear (w/o Carpet Mats) Optional (135) — Optional (135) — Optional (135) Optional (135) Tonneau Pickup Box Cover - Soft Folding Optional (600) Optional (600) Optional (600) Optional (600) Optional (600) Optional (600) Tonneau Pickup Box Cover - Hard Trifold Optional (1260) Optional (1260) Optional (1260) Optional (1260) Optional (1260) Optional (1260) Tonneau Pickup Box Cover - Hard Rollup Optional (1280) Optional (1280) Optional (1280) Optional (1280) Optional (1280) Optional (1280) Engine Block Heater Optional (190) Optional (190) Optional (190) Optional (190) Optional (190) Optional (190) Power Moonroof Optional (995) — — Optional (995) — Optional (995) 2.0L Ecoboost w/ 8-Spd Auto Transmission Lariat w/AWD Optional (add-on pricing only) — — — — — Bed Extender Optional (370) Optional (370) Optional (370) Optional (370) Optional (370) Optional (370) Conventional 17 Spare Tire Optional (115) Optional (115) Optional (115) — Optional (115) Optional (115) 4K Tow Package Optional (745) — — — Optional (745) Optional (745) Sirius XM Radio (3-year) Optional (300) Optional (300) Optional (300) Optional (300) Optional (300) Optional (300) Black Appearance Package Optional (1645) — — — — Optional (1645) Bed Tie Down locking Rails w/ 2 Locking Brackets Optional (225) — Optional (225) — Optional (225) Optional (225) Splash Guards, Molded, Front And Rear (4-Piece) Optional (180) — — Optional (180) Optional (180) Optional (180) Power-Sliding Rear Window Optional (350) — Optional (350) Optional (350) — Optional (350) Bed Mat - Removable Optional (140) Optional (140) Optional (140) Optional (140) Optional (140) Optional (140) Protective Film Hood/Fenders Optional (360) Optional (360) Optional (360) Optional (360) Optional (360) Optional (360) Connectivity Package (7 year) Optional (745) Optional (745) Optional (745) Optional (745) Optional (745) Optional (745) Daytime Running Lights (Fleet) Optional (45) — — — — Optional (45) Bed Divider Kit (Dealer) Optional (385) Optional (385) Optional (385) Optional (385) Optional (385) Optional (385) Tool Box - Driver Side (Dealer) Optional (310) — — Optional (310) Optional (310) Optional (310) Tool Box - Passenger Side (Dealer) Optional (310) — — Optional (310) Optional (310) Optional (310) TOUCHLINK Truck Bed Lighting (Dealer) Optional (480) Optional (480) Optional (480) Optional (480) Optional (480) Optional (480) Illuminated Ford Logo Badge (Dealer) Optional (510) Optional (510) Optional (510) Optional (510) Optional (510) Optional (510) Commercial Roadside Assist Kit (Dealer) Optional (240) Optional (240) Optional (240) Optional (240) Optional (240) Optional (240) Roadside Assistance Kit (Dealer) Optional (80) Optional (80) Optional (80) Optional (80) Optional (80) Optional (80) Tool Kit (Dealer) Optional (420) Optional (420) Optional (420) Optional (420) Optional (420) Optional (420) First Aid Kit (Dealer) Optional (60) Optional (60) Optional (60) Optional (60) Optional (60) Optional (60) ​ FLEXBED Cargo Utility and Practical DIY Bed Solutions Versatility in a truck bed is about more than just raw cargo volume. Every trim in the lineup features the innovative FLEXBED storage system, which transforms the 4.5-foot cargo box into a highly adaptable workspace. Instead of relying solely on expensive aftermarket cargo management systems, this bed is designed to let owners create their own custom storage solutions using inexpensive materials. The bed walls feature molded-in pockets specifically sized to fit 2x4 and 2x6 lumber. By sliding wooden boards into these slots, you can easily create horizontal dividers, raised cargo platforms, or custom bike racks. The system also includes 10 sturdy tie-down points to secure large items and two pre-wired 12V power sources located near the tailgate. These power connections allow DIY enthusiasts to safely wire their own low-voltage accessories, such as bed lighting, air compressors, or small 12-volt coolers, without splicing into the main wiring harness. This focus on practical, user-friendly utility is a hallmark of the lineup's design. We frequently share creative ideas, custom bed configurations, and owner tips for this versatile storage system on our blog to help you get the most out of your truck. ​ Interior Tech Upgrades and Cabin Comfort in the Maverick Lariat Modern truck cabins are increasingly serving as mobile offices and family hubs, requiring a blend of comfort and advanced connectivity. While the base trims offer comfortable cloth seating and straightforward layouts, the premium Lariat trim elevates the interior experience with upscale materials and sophisticated electronics. The centerpiece of the Lariat cabin is a standard 13.2-inch touchscreen running the latest SYNC 4 infotainment system. This high-resolution display features crisp graphics, rapid processing speeds, and intuitive menus. It supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, allowing you to connect your smartphone seamlessly without cluttering the center console with cords. The driver is also treated to a customizable 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster and a wireless device charging pad. To complement the quiet cabin, the Lariat comes standard with a premium 8-speaker B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen, complete with a dedicated subwoofer. If you are planning to upgrade your current vehicle to a more connected and comfortable truck, our team can help you transition smoothly. You can use our online tool to value your trade-in and find out how much value you can apply toward the purchase of a new model. ​ Common Questions About the 2026 Ford Maverick Trims Q: Does the 2026 Maverick XLT include push-button start? Standard push-button start with intelligent access is typically reserved for the premium Lariat trim. The XLT trim utilizes a traditional physical key for ignition, unless it is equipped with specific optional luxury packages that add keyless ignition features. Q: Which 2026 Maverick trim has the best sound system? The Lariat trim features the premium B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen. This upgraded audio setup includes eight high-performance speakers and a dedicated subwoofer, providing a much richer audio experience than the standard six-speaker system found on lower trims. Q: Are LED headlights standard on all 2026 Maverick trims? Yes, energy-efficient LED headlamps are standard equipment across the entire Maverick lineup, including the entry-level XL. However, the top-tier Lariat trim features upgraded LED signature accent lighting for a more distinctive exterior appearance. Q: What is the price gap between the Maverick XLT and Lariat? Please contact us for current pricing differences between the XLT and Lariat trims. This step up in price reflects the addition of premium interior amenities, such as synthetic leather upholstery, dual-zone automatic climate control, and advanced driver-assist technologies. Q: Does the 2026 Maverick qualify for any federal EV tax credits? No, federal clean vehicle tax credits for new, used, or commercial vehicles were terminated for vehicles acquired after September 30, 2025. The only exception is for buyers who took possession of a vehicle acquired via a binding written contract executed on or before that date. Pricing Pricing by trim Feature Lariat Lobo Premium Lobo Standard Tremor XL XLT Base MSRP $35,870 $41,425 $35,930 $41,140 $27,145 $29,645 Destination charge $1,695 $1,695 $1,695 $1,695 $1,695 $1,695 ​ Finding Your Next Compact Truck at Winner Ford Choosing the right dealership is just as important as choosing the right truck. As a second-generation, family-owned business, we are committed to providing a transparent, straightforward, and easygoing shopping process. Our knowledgeable sales team is dedicated to helping you find the exact trim, powertrain, and utility options that align with your daily needs. We invite you to visit our showroom to compare these impressive compact trucks in person and experience our pressure-free buying environment. You can easily find our showroom on Dupont Highway or give us a quick call to schedule a personalized test drive with one of our truck experts 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.

Buying a used vehicle in Delaware requires budgeting for a mandatory 5.25% motor vehicle document fee, a $35 certificate of title fee (or $55 certificate of title fee if there is an active lien), an annual $40 registration fee, and dealer processing costs. Buyers must apply for a new title within 30 days of purchase, verify title and vehicle history records, pass state safety and OBD-II diagnostic scan emissions checks, and perform thorough mechanical inspections before completing the sale. Navigating the pre-owned market starts with setting a realistic budget and understanding local documentation requirements. Delaware does not impose a general state sales tax on vehicle purchases, but the state document fee applies to almost every transfer. For commuters traveling along Route 1 from Middletown, choosing a dependable car requires evaluating full vehicle history reports and conducting physical mechanical reviews to ensure long-term highway reliability. Partnering with an established dealership such as Winner Ford of Dover simplifies the buying process by combining titling, vehicle verification, trade-in valuations, and competitive auto financing under one roof. Our team maintains a diverse selection of quality pre-owned trucks, SUVs, and sedans that undergo thorough evaluations to ensure they meet strict performance and safety standards. Starting your vehicle search online allows you to compare models, estimate values, and explore purchase options from home. You can visit our showroom on Dupont Highway to inspect available vehicles or give our team a quick call to speak with a sales specialist today. Table of Contents Are Used Car Prices Dropping in Delaware? How Can You Estimate the Out-the-Door Price for a Used Car? What Should You Check Under the Hood When Inspecting a Used Car? How Do You Verify Title History and Delaware DMV Inspection Requirements? Can You Start the Trade-In and Financing Process Online? Frequently Asked Questions About Used Cars Find Your Next Quality Pre-Owned Vehicle at Winner Ford Are Used Car Prices Dropping in Delaware? Used vehicle prices across Delaware have moderated relative to historic peak highs, with wholesale market valuations and retail inventory pricing adjusting into more predictable seasonal patterns. Macroeconomic shifts and normalized trade-in volumes across regional wholesale auctions have helped stabilize pre-owned retail prices. While peak inventory shortages previously drove up prices across all segments, current market dynamics reflect typical seasonal demand shifts. During late autumn and winter, pre-owned trucks and SUVs equipped with all-wheel drive or 4WD experience increased market demand. Conversely, compact sedans and fuel-efficient crossovers see heightened buyer interest during spring and summer commuting seasons. Timing your purchase around monthly sales targets or year-end inventory transitions offers distinct pricing advantages. As dealerships clear lot space for incoming arrivals, shoppers find attractive opportunities on quality pre-owned vehicles. Reviewing our current pre-owned inventory online allows you to track market-aligned pricing and identify vehicles that fit your budget before visiting the showroom. How Can You Estimate the Out-the-Door Price for a Used Car? Estimating your total out-the-door price requires combining the vehicle's negotiated sale price, the 5.25% motor vehicle document fee, state title and registration charges, and dealer processing fees, while subtracting the total value of your trade-in allowance. Delaware calculates its motor vehicle document fee strictly on the net purchase price after deducting your trade-in allowance. This tax structure yields significant savings when trading in your current vehicle. For example, purchasing a pre-owned SUV at a negotiated price of $22,000 with a $6,000 trade-in allowance lowers the taxable baseline to $16,000, reducing your document fee from $1,155 to $840. To calculate your estimated out-the-door costs accurately, follow this breakdown: Cost Component Calculation or Standard Fee Example Amount ($22,000 Vehicle with $6,000 Trade) Vehicle Negotiated Price Base agreed purchase price $22,000 Less Trade-In Allowance Subtracted from vehicle price -$6,000 Taxable Net Difference Agreed price minus trade value $16,000 5.25% Motor Vehicle Document Fee 5.25% of net difference $840 Certificate of Title Fee Standard state fee ($55 with lien) $55 Annual Registration Fee Standard state passenger vehicle rate $40 Dealer Processing Fee Administrative paperwork fee Varies by dealer State workers and local professionals commuting along the St. Jones River corridor in Dover benefit from requesting a line-item fee breakdown on a buyer's order before finalizing purchase agreements. Clear fee transparency ensures no unexpected costs appear at closing. What Should You Check Under the Hood When Inspecting a Used Car? A thorough under-hood inspection must verify engine oil clarity and level, coolant condition, brake fluid clarity, battery charge, drive belt integrity, and visible signs of fluid leaks around gaskets and hoses. Checking under the hood provides critical insight into how well a pre-owned vehicle was maintained by its previous owner: Engine Oil Condition: Pull the dipstick to check oil level and color. Clean oil appears amber and translucent, while dark, thick, or sludgy oil indicates deferred oil changes or internal engine wear. Battery and Electrical Terminals: Inspect battery posts for white or bluish corrosion buildup. Testing resting voltage with a multimeter should yield approximately 12.6 volts on a healthy, fully charged battery. Serpentine Belt: Examine the rubber drive belt for rib cracking, fraying along the edges, or glazing. A worn belt risks snapping and causing loss of power steering or alternator charging. Coolant and Fluid Lines: Check the coolant expansion tank for proper fluid level and clarity. Never open a hot radiator cap, but inspect hoses for soft spots, bulging, or cracks. Underbody and Frame Rails: In Mid-Atlantic coastal environments, use a flashlight to check the engine subframe, suspension arms, and brake lines for surface rust or severe corrosion. When walking shoppers through pre-owned trucks and SUVs on our lot, our team usually opens the hood to demonstrate oil dipstick clarity and points a flashlight at the frame rails to show a clean, rust-free underbody before starting the test drive. For buyers considering brand-new models alongside pre-owned choices, browsing our new Ford inventory highlights the latest factory engineering and full warranty coverage options available. How Do You Verify Title History and Delaware DMV Inspection Requirements? Verifying a pre-owned vehicle requires pulling a detailed history report using the 17-digit VIN, inspecting the physical title certificate for salvage or rebuilt brandings, and confirming the vehicle meets Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles safety and emissions standards. A vehicle history report captures records submitted by insurance companies, law enforcement agencies, and participating repair facilities. Reviewing the report verifies title transfers, reported accidents, odometer readings, and flood damage flags. However, minor out-of-pocket body repairs paid directly by a previous owner may not appear on a digital history report, making a physical inspection equally essential. Every used car titled and registered in Delaware must pass a free state inspection at an official DMV lane. Key inspection components include: OBD-II Diagnostic Scan: Required for most gasoline vehicles from model year 1996 or newer to verify that no active emissions-related diagnostic trouble codes or check engine lights exist. Curb-Idle and Gas Cap Tests: Conducted on older gasoline vehicles to verify exhaust output levels and fuel cap pressure seals. Safety Component Verification: Comprehensive checks covering brake system operation, tire tread depth, windshield wiper function, horn operation, and exterior lighting. Undercarriage Review: Exhaust system and structural checks to confirm no severe rust holes or dangerous exhaust leaks exist. Delaware registration renewals occur every two years, with exemptions available for qualifying newer model years weighing under 10,000 pounds. Can You Start the Trade-In and Financing Process Online? Shoppers can complete trade-in appraisals, prequalify for auto loans, estimate monthly payments, and select pre-owned vehicles online before visiting the dealership. Starting your purchase journey digitally saves time at the dealership and helps set a comfortable buying budget. Online trade-in tools calculate estimated vehicle values based on current market data, vehicle age, mileage, and condition. Entering your current vehicle's details provides an appraisal estimate that can be applied directly toward your pre-owned purchase as a down payment. Completing an online financing prequalification allows you to explore personalized loan terms and interest options tailored to your credit profile. Establishing your budget beforehand streamlines sales paperwork, allowing you to focus on test-driving vehicles that meet your lifestyle needs. You can value your trade-in online today to see how much equity you can apply toward your next purchase. Frequently Asked Questions About Used Cars Q: What documents are required when purchasing a pre-owned vehicle in Delaware? A: Buyers must present a valid driver's license, proof of active Delaware automobile insurance, and payment for the vehicle, state fees, and the 5.25% motor vehicle document fee. If you plan to transfer existing registration plates, bring your current vehicle registration card. Buyers financing their purchase must also supply recent pay stubs and proof of residency for credit approval. Q: Do out-of-state buyers pay Delaware's motor vehicle document fee? A: Out-of-state buyers do not pay Delaware's 5.25% motor vehicle document fee or registration charges at the time of purchase. Instead, the dealership issues a temporary registration permit, and the buyer pays their home state's applicable sales tax, title, and registration fees when titling the vehicle in their home state. Q: How long do you have to title and register a newly bought used car in Delaware? A: Delaware law requires buyers to apply for a new certificate of title within 30 days of purchase. Late titling applications incur a penalty fee from the Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles. Purchasing through a licensed dealership provides temporary registration tags at delivery while the dealer processes permanent title and lien paperwork. Q: Does Delaware's Lemon Law apply to used car purchases? A: Delaware's Lemon Law applies almost exclusively to new vehicle purchases, leaving used cars sold without active factory warranty coverage exempt from statutory lemon law protections. Pre-owned vehicles purchased "as-is" carry no dealer-backed warranty unless explicit written coverage or manufacturer certified pre-owned terms are included in the final purchase agreement. Q: What documents are needed to complete an online credit application? A: Completing an online credit submission requires personal identification details, residential address history, current employer contact information, and gross monthly income figures. Submitting an online credit application ahead of your visit allows our finance team to secure competitive loan options before you arrive. Find Your Next Quality Pre-Owned Vehicle at Winner Ford Choosing the right pre-owned car, truck, or SUV requires balancing vehicle history, mechanical condition, state fee requirements, and transparent financing. By understanding Delaware's titling procedures, document fees, and inspection standards, you can buy with total confidence. Our team is dedicated to providing an easygoing, straightforward shopping experience. Whether you need a fuel-efficient daily commuter, a versatile crossover for family routines, or a durable truck featuring Ford Co-Pilot360™ safety technology, our inventory offers reliable choices built for your family and ready for every adventure. Take the next step toward your next vehicle today by browsing our pre-owned selection online, applying for financing, or visiting our dealership at 591 S Dupont Hwy for a test drive. You can also give our team (302) 734-0444 a call for friendly, personalized assistance. 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.

Selecting the right 2026 Ford F-150 depends on how you plan to balance daily commuting, heavy towing, off-road exploration, and interior refinement. Work-ready choices like the XL and STX focus on durable utility, while the XLT delivers an ideal balance of technology and convenience for active families. Drivers seeking elevated comfort will prefer the Lariat, King Ranch, or Platinum, while off-road enthusiasts can target the Tremor or Raptor. Every 2026 F-150 delivers the legendary capability and rugged durability that truck buyers rely on every day. Whether you need a straightforward workhorse for job sites or a versatile vehicle for family weekend trips, the broad lineup ensures there is a configuration built to match your lifestyle. Modern driver-assist innovations like Ford Co-Pilot360 help keep your family safe on every commute, blending peaceful cabin comfort with muscular performance. When you are comparing models on our lot, our team at Winner Ford is here to guide you through every cab style, bed length, and powertrain option. You can visit our showroom in Dover to explore the entire lineup in person, or give our sales team a quick call to get straightforward advice on finding your next truck. Table of Contents What Upgrades Do You Get Moving from the F-150 XLT to Lariat? What Are the Interior Dimensions and Cab Configurations of the 2026 F-150? Which 2026 F-150 Engine Offers the Highest Towing Capacity? What Is the Real-World Fuel Economy and Warranty Coverage of the 2026 F-150? Common Questions About the 2026 Ford F-150 Lineup Where Can You Purchase and Test Drive a 2026 Ford F-150? What Upgrades Do You Get Moving from the F-150 XLT to Lariat? Upgrading from the F-150 XLT to the Lariat replaces practical cloth trim with luxury features, including leather-trimmed seating, heated and ventilated front seats, a 12-inch digital instrument cluster, a premium Bang & Olufsen sound system, and power-folding side mirrors. While the XLT serves as a sweet spot for practical features and everyday comfort, step up to the Lariat trim level and the cabin transforms into a high-tech sanctuary. Key functional upgrades include: Leather-trimmed seating with 10-way power adjustment for the driver and front passenger Heated and ventilated front seats to maintain perfect cabin comfort in every season 12-inch digital productivity screen replacing the standard instrument gauge cluster Bang & Olufsen audio system delivering rich, multi speaker acoustic quality Power-folding side mirrors with integrated turn signals and auto-dimming capabilities Dual-zone automatic temperature control for personalized driver and passenger settings For drivers who use their truck as both a mobile office and a weekend family hauler, these upgrades deliver tangible daily value. The ventilation features keep you cool during summer drives, while the upgraded seating materials resist wear during heavy use. If you are thinking about upgrading from your current truck, our specialists can evaluate your vehicle and help you value your trade-in toward a new purchase. Drivers looking for premium features at a lower entry point can also explore our certified pre-owned vehicle inventory to find late-model trucks equipped with luxury packages. ​ What Are the Interior Dimensions and Cab Configurations of the 2026 F-150? The 2026 Ford F-150 is built in three distinct cab styles—Regular Cab, SuperCab, and SuperCrew—with the four-door SuperCrew offering maximum interior space, including about 44 inches of rear legroom and seating for up to six passengers. Choosing the right cabin layout comes down to how many passengers you haul and how much secure storage space you need inside the cab: Regular Cab: Features a single row of seating for up to three passengers, making it the classic choice for work fleets and maximum bed length pairing. SuperCab: Adds rear seating with rear-hinged quarter doors, providing accommodation for up to six passengers while preserving bed length flexibility. SuperCrew: Provides four full-size doors and expansive rear seat dimensions, delivering SUV-like passenger comfort that accommodates growing families and crew members with ease. In terms of interior dimensions, the SuperCrew leads the full-size truck segment with front headroom of about 41 inches and front legroom exceeding 43 inches. Rear passengers in the SuperCrew enjoy about 44 inches of legroom, allowing adults to stretch out comfortably on long highway trips. When you need to haul cargo inside out of the weather, the 60/40 flip-up rear bench seat folds flat against the back wall to reveal a wide floor area capable of holding tools, luggage, or large gear boxes. When families visit our showroom floor to compare SuperCrew cabin options, the first thing they test is how effortlessly that rear seat cushion flips up with one hand to create a flat floor for cargo before they even look under the hood. For local owners hauling agricultural tools or field supplies across the open acreage around Camden, having that quick, weather-tight cabin storage keeps delicate equipment clean and dry without sacrificing passenger seating when the workday ends. ​ Which 2026 F-150 Engine Offers the Highest Towing Capacity? The 3.5L EcoBoost V6 delivers the highest towing capacity in the 2026 Ford F-150 lineup, reaching up to 13,500 pounds of maximum conventional towing and approximately 2,440 pounds of maximum payload when properly equipped. Ford offers six available powertrains across the 2026 F-150 lineup, ensuring every driver can match their exact towing, hauling, and fuel efficiency demands. All engines pair with a smooth-shifting 10-speed automatic transmission: 2.7L EcoBoost V6: Generates 325 horsepower and 400 lb-ft of torque, delivering spirited daily acceleration and efficient light-duty trailering capability. 5.0L Ti-VCT V8: Produces 400 horsepower and 410 lb-ft of torque, delivering classic V8 soundtrack and robust muscle for traditional heavy-duty hauling. 3.5L EcoBoost V6: Delivers 400 horsepower and 500 lb-ft of torque, holding the top spot for maximum towing up to 13,500 pounds. 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6: Combines a twin-turbo V6 with an electric motor to generate 430 horsepower and 570 lb-ft of torque, rated for up to 11,600 pounds of towing. For boat owners pulling a cabin cruiser down to the docks around Milford, the 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6 is a standout choice. It delivers massive low-end torque for pulling heavy boats out of steep launch ramps, while the available Pro Power Onboard system provides up to 7.2 kW of electrical power right from outlets in the bed to run tools, air pumps, or tailgate equipment wherever your adventures lead. ​ What Is the Real-World Fuel Economy and Warranty Coverage of the 2026 F-150? The 2026 Ford F-150 achieves up to 22 mpg city and 24 mpg highway with the 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6, backed by a 3-year/36,000-mile bumper-to-bumper warranty, a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty, and an 8-year/100,000-mile hybrid component warranty. Fuel economy numbers vary across the F-150 powertrain lineup to reflect different displacement sizes and performance capabilities: 2.7L EcoBoost V6: EPA-estimated up to 20 mpg city and 26 mpg highway, making it an excellent daily commuter choice. 3.5L EcoBoost V6: EPA-estimated up to 17 mpg city and 25 mpg highway, balancing heavy towing capacity with steady cruising efficiency. 5.0L Ti-VCT V8: EPA-estimated up to 16 mpg city and 24 mpg highway, offering traditional engine architecture with modern fuel management technology. 3.5L PowerBoost Full Hybrid V6: EPA-estimated up to 22 mpg city and 24 mpg highway, utilizing regenerative braking and electric assist to maximize city efficiency. Every new 2026 Ford F-150 comes with robust factory warranty coverage designed to provide long-term peace of mind: Bumper-to-Bumper Limited Warranty: 3 years or 36,000 miles Powertrain Limited Warranty: 5 years or 60,000 miles Safety Restraint System Warranty: 5 years or 60,000 miles Corrosion Perforation Warranty: 5 years with unlimited mileage Hybrid Component Warranty (PowerBoost): 8 years or 100,000 miles In J.D. Power’s Initial Quality Study, the Ford F-150 ranked number one for initial quality among full-size pickups, proving its long-term build quality and engineering integrity. Additionally, NHTSA awarded the F-150 SuperCrew a 5-star overall crash-test rating, confirming its strong core structural protection. Should you ever encounter an unexpected issue while on the road, Ford Roadside Assistance is included with your warranty coverage for 5 years or 60,000 miles. You can get instant roadside help by calling Ford Roadside Assistance: 1-800-241-3673, giving you manufacturer-backed assistance for flat tires, towing, or lockouts nationwide. ​ Common Questions About the 2026 Ford F-150 Lineup Q: What safety and driver-assist technologies come standard on the 2026 F-150? The 2026 Ford F-150 comes standard with Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking, BLIS (Blind Spot Information System) with cross-traffic alert, lane-keeping system, and automatic high beams. Higher trim levels add Adaptive Cruise Control, 360-degree camera systems, and Ford BlueCruise for hands-free highway driving capability on controlled access roads. You can check our new Ford F-150 inventory to see which models on our lot feature BlueCruise equipment. Q: How does Pro Power Onboard work on the 2026 F-150? Pro Power Onboard transforms your F-150 into a mobile generator. Available in output levels of 2.0 kW on gas models, and 2.4 kW or 7.2 kW on PowerBoost Hybrid models, it provides power outlets directly in the truck bed. You can plug in power tools, outdoor appliances, air compressors, or tailgating gear without hauling a separate, noisy gas generator around. Q: What is the Pro Access Tailgate on the 2026 F-150? The Pro Access Tailgate features a center section that swings open driver-side like a traditional door in addition to folding down flat like a standard tailgate. It features stop positions at 37, 70, and 100 degrees, allowing you to reach items deep inside the bed easily even while hooked up to a trailer. Q: Can I get four-wheel drive on every 2026 F-150 trim level? Yes, four-wheel drive (4x4) is available across the entire 2026 F-150 trim lineup, from the entry-level XL up through the top-tier Platinum. Premium trims like the Platinum, King Ranch, Tremor, and Raptor feature standard four-wheel drive to ensure maximum traction and control in all driving conditions. Q: How much legroom does the F-150 SuperCrew offer compared to rival trucks? The 2026 F-150 SuperCrew provides about 44 inches of rear legroom, which leads the full-size pickup segment. This creates exceptional comfort for full-sized adult passengers, making long trips and work commutes far more comfortable than in tight extended cab configurations. ​ Where Can You Purchase and Test Drive a 2026 Ford F-150? Winner Ford is your local destination for exploring, test-driving, and purchasing the 2026 Ford F-150. Our sales team is committed to providing a transparent, straightforward shopping experience without high-pressure sales tactics. We invite you to visit our showroom located at 591 S Dupont Hwy in Dover to inspect our latest inventory, explore trim level options, and take your favorite model out on the road. When you are ready to take the next step, Our finance specialists can help you explore current financing options tailored to your needs. You can get started from home by submitting an online credit application or speak directly with our sales consultants by calling (302) 734-0444. Schedule your test drive today and see why local drivers trust Winner Ford for all their truck needs. 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.