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No, not all Ford Maverick trucks are hybrids; trims and years mix hybrid and 2.0L gas engines.

No, Ford Maverick trucks aren’t all hybrid; hybrid is standard on recent years, and a 2.0L gas engine stays optional by trim and year.

No, the Ford Maverick isn’t all-electric; it’s hybrid standard with an optional gas EcoBoost, and no electric Maverick is on sale.

No, not all Ford Fusions are hybrids; only Fusion Hybrid and Fusion Energi use electrified drivetrains.

No, not all Ford Fusions are AWD; most are FWD, with AWD offered on select 2.0L turbo trims and standard on the Fusion Sport.

No, Ford Explorer models are not all 4-wheel drive—base trims are rear- or front-wheel drive with available AWD/4WD by year and package.

No, Ford Expedition models aren’t all 4WD; most are rear-wheel drive with 4WD optional, while some off-road trims make 4WD standard.

No, not all Ford Edge are AWD; older years offered FWD, while recent models made AWD standard across trims.

No—most Broncos are 4×4, but Bronco II had 2WD years and Bronco Sport runs a compact 4×4/AWD system.

No, Ford 4.6 engines aren’t the same; 2-valve, 3-valve, and 4-valve designs, blocks, heads, and tuning vary by year and model.