Four Wheel Logic

Yes, Ford Mavericks are good trucks for daily use, light towing, and strong mpg, if you accept compact size limits and keep up with recall fixes.

Ford Maverick trucks use front-wheel drive or optional AWD; none use a traditional 4×4 system with a transfer case or low-range gearing.

No, Ford Mavericks use front-wheel drive with optional all-wheel drive instead of a traditional 4WD system.

No, not every Ford Maverick is four wheel drive; most start with front wheel drive and offer all wheel drive or Advanced 4WD on select trims.

No, the current Ford Maverick is a hybrid or gas pickup, with no fully electric Maverick on sale yet.

Yes, most Ford vehicles sold in the U.S. are assembled in America, though some models come from plants in Canada, Mexico, Europe, and Asia.

Modern Ford F-150 Lightnings are fully electric trucks, while past SVT Lightning models used gasoline engines.

Yes, most Ford GT road cars are street legal, while a few track-only versions cannot be registered for public roads.

Most Ford Fusions are front wheel drive, with all wheel drive offered on select gasoline trims and generations.

No, most Ford Fusion models are front-wheel drive, but select V6, 2.0 EcoBoost, and Sport trims offer optional or standard all-wheel drive.