A new Ford Maverick gives St. Albans-area shoppers a compact pickup with standard hybrid efficiency on key models, available all-wheel drive, useful towing strength, and a right-sized footprint for daily driving. At Nucar Ford of St. Albans, you can shop new Ford Maverick inventory, compare trims, engines, drivetrains, packages, bed features, and towing equipment, and take the next step with financing, trade-in value, or availability confirmation. For VT-36 commuting, Federal Street errands, and weekend projects near Hard’ack, the Maverick is built for drivers who want real truck usefulness without moving into a larger pickup.
Use the inventory filters to compare trim, engine, drivetrain, exterior color, towing equipment, bed features, hybrid availability, Lobo or Tremor listings, listed packages, price, and availability. For Maverick shoppers, it is especially helpful to confirm hybrid or EcoBoost power, front-wheel drive, all-wheel drive, Advanced 4WD, 4K Tow Package, Ford Co-Pilot360 features, FLEXBED equipment, and listed accessories before visiting.
The new Ford Maverick continues to focus on compact size, hybrid efficiency, useful bed space, available all-wheel drive, and trim choices that serve very different drivers. Ford’s current Maverick information highlights hybrid standard equipment on XL, XLT, and Lariat models, available all-wheel drive, the street-focused Maverick Lobo, the off-road-focused Maverick Tremor, a 13.2-inch center display with SYNC 4, and available connected technology.
The Maverick lineup is especially useful for shoppers who want a smaller truck for commuting, light hauling, home projects, outdoor gear, and weekend towing. Because equipment and availability can change, confirm the exact trim, engine, drivetrain, towing package, listed features, and pricing on the Maverick you are considering.
The Ford Maverick lineup gives shoppers several ways to compare price, hybrid efficiency, towing equipment, everyday comfort, street performance, off-road hardware, and technology. Ford official starting MSRP should be confirmed through the current Ford Build & Price path for the exact model year, trim, drivetrain, engine, and package because Ford’s public Maverick page may update as model-year ordering changes.
The Maverick XL is the practical starting point for shoppers who want compact truck usefulness and standard hybrid operation on a value-focused model. Ford lists XL highlights such as 17-inch steel wheels with Sparkle Silver covers, LED reflector headlamps, FLEXBED Storage System, 13.2-inch center display with SYNC 4, 8-inch cluster display, five selectable drive modes, cloth-trimmed seats, rear under-seat storage bins, and available Ford Co-Pilot360 technology.
The Maverick XLT adds more convenience, style, and available package choices. Ford lists XLT highlights such as 17-inch Carbonized Gray-painted aluminum wheels, power tailgate lock, 2K trailer hitch receiver with 4-pin connector, Intelligent Access with push-button start and approach detection, available Pro Power Onboard, available 4K Tow Package, available Black Appearance Package, available XLT Luxury Package, and available FX4 Off-Road Package.
The Maverick Lobo is the street-performance model in the lineup. Ford lists Lobo with a 2.0L EcoBoost engine, 7-speed quick-shift transmission with paddle shifters, Lobo Drive Mode, torque vectoring, performance-tuned steering and suspension, 19-inch turbofan-styled black-painted aluminum wheels, black-painted roof, LED projector headlamps, fog lamps, and ActiveX-trimmed seats with Grabber Blue and Lime accent stitching.
The Maverick Lariat adds premium comfort, technology, and towing support. Ford lists Lariat highlights such as hybrid standard equipment, 19-inch machined-painted aluminum wheels, Tough Bed spray-in bedliner, Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go, Lane Centering, Predictive Speed Assist, 360-Degree Camera, available Pro Power Onboard, Pro Trailer Backup Assist, heated seats, heated sideview mirrors, heated steering wheel, and B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen with eight speakers including subwoofer.
The Maverick Tremor is the off-road-focused model. Ford lists Tremor with a 2.0L EcoBoost engine, Advanced 4WD with twin-clutch rear drive unit, rear drive unit lock, Trail Control with Trail 1-Pedal Drive, off-road drive mode, off-road-tuned suspension with unique springs and shocks, skid plates, all-terrain tires, 17-inch machined-face Tarnished Dark aluminum wheels with orange pockets, and ActiveX-trimmed seats with orange accent stitching.
Starting MSRP, dealer price, destination and delivery charges, taxes, title, license, options, dealer fees, incentives, and dealer-installed accessories vary by vehicle. Dealer sets final price. Confirm current Ford starting MSRP, vehicle equipment, model year, drivetrain, engine, availability, and pricing for the exact Maverick you are considering.
Compare new Ford Maverick trims in current inventory to see which compact trucks are available at Nucar Ford of St. Albans.
The right Maverick depends on how much efficiency, towing, bed utility, traction, comfort, technology, or specialized performance you want from a compact pickup.
The Maverick hybrid is a strong fit for shoppers who want truck usefulness with fuel-saving operation for commuting, errands, and daily driving. Ford lists the 2.5L hybrid engine as standard on XL, XLT, and Lariat models, with front-wheel drive or available all-wheel drive depending on configuration.
The 2.0L EcoBoost engine is the choice to compare when stronger gas-engine output, certain towing configurations, Lobo performance, or Tremor off-road hardware matter more. Ford lists the EcoBoost engine at 250 horsepower and 280 lb-ft of torque, with an 8-speed automatic transmission on many models and a 7-speed quick-shift transmission on Maverick Lobo.
The Ford Maverick gives shoppers several drivetrain paths depending on model and engine. Ford lists front-wheel drive on some 2.5L hybrid and 2.0L EcoBoost configurations, available all-wheel drive on 2.5L hybrid and 2.0L EcoBoost configurations, and Advanced 4WD on 2.0L EcoBoost Lobo and Tremor models.
For many Vermont shoppers, all-wheel drive or Advanced 4WD may be worth comparing if winter roads, gravel driveways, muddy parking areas, camp roads, or regular hill travel are part of the routine. Front-wheel drive may still make sense for shoppers focused on commuting, lower entry price, and strong city fuel economy. Confirm the exact drivetrain, tires, ground clearance, and drive modes on the Maverick you are considering.
The Maverick is compact, but it still brings real pickup function. Ford lists maximum towing at up to 4,000 pounds with the available 4K Tow Package and standard towing at 2,000 pounds. Ford also lists payload at up to 1,500 pounds on select Maverick trims.
For bed use, Ford lists 33.3 cubic feet of cargo bed space, 54.4 inches of bed length at the floor, 53.3 inches of exposed bed width, and 42.6 inches of width at the wheelhouses. Ford also says every model has a bed floor no higher than 30.4 inches with the Multi-Position Tailgate lowered, which can make loading mulch, tools, gear, or small equipment more manageable.
A towing or payload rating works best when the truck, trailer, cargo, and passengers are planned together. Before choosing a new Ford Maverick for towing or hauling, confirm these details:
The Maverick works well for shoppers who want a pickup bed without driving a full-size truck every day. The FLEXBED Storage System helps organize and secure cargo, while available accessories and the multi-position tailgate add more ways to carry gear.
At about 200 inches long depending on model, the Maverick can feel easier to place in garages, driveways, parking lots, and narrow streets than a larger pickup. That makes it useful for Lake Street parking, Collins Perley runs, and tighter neighborhood driveways, along with weekend trips carrying tools, bikes, fishing gear, snow tires, or home-project supplies.
Will the Maverick Fit in My Garage?The Maverick is built for shoppers who want truck usefulness without the size of a larger pickup. Ford lists Maverick length from 199.8 inches to 200.9 inches depending on configuration, with a 121.1-inch wheelbase.
Garage fit depends on your door opening, storage layout, walking room, wall shelves, bikes, tools, snowblower, and how much room you need around the truck. If tight parking is part of your daily routine, compare Maverick dimensions against your driveway, garage, workplace lot, and regular downtown parking spots before choosing a model.
Those details matter when the truck needs to handle Route 7 errands, daily drives near Taylor Park, or a small trailer headed toward Swanton. Contact Nucar Ford of St. Albans to confirm engine, drivetrain, towing equipment, payload rating, bed features, and availability on a specific Ford Maverick.
Maverick Lobo and Maverick Tremor serve different shoppers. Lobo is the street-focused model, with the 2.0L EcoBoost engine, 7-speed quick-shift transmission with paddle shifters, Lobo Drive Mode, torque vectoring, performance-tuned steering and suspension, and street-inspired design details.
Tremor is the off-road-focused model, with Advanced 4WD, all-terrain tires, skid plates, off-road-tuned suspension, rear drive unit lock, Trail Control with Trail 1-Pedal Drive, and 9.1 inches of ground clearance. Choose Lobo if road feel, style, and street performance matter most; choose Tremor if rough roads, camp access, and trail-focused hardware matter more.
The Maverick is the smaller Ford truck to compare when you want pickup usefulness, strong city fuel economy, compact parking size, and a lower lift-in height. It is a strong match for commuters, homeowners, first-time truck shoppers, light-duty weekend projects, and drivers who want a bed without moving into a larger truck.
The Ranger is the midsize Ford truck to compare when you want a more traditional truck platform, stronger towing potential, more off-road-oriented choices, and a larger truck feel without stepping all the way up to an F-150. Compare Maverick and Ranger based on towing, payload, fuel economy, bed use, garage space, trail plans, price, and how much truck you need every week.
The Maverick is the smaller Ford truck to compare when you want pickup utility, strong city fuel economy, flexible bed use, seating for five, and easier daily parking. It fits shoppers who need a bed for gear, tools, mulch, bikes, or light hauling, but do not need the size, towing range, or payload range of a full-size truck.
The F-150 is the better match when you need more cab and bed choices, stronger towing potential, higher payload options, more engine choices, and broader work-truck configuration options. Compare both based on daily parking, towing needs, payload, passengers, fuel use, bed size, budget, and how often you need full-size truck strength.
The Ford Maverick brings useful technology into a compact truck cabin. Ford lists a standard 13.2-inch center display, SYNC 4, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, available Ford Connectivity Package, available 360-Degree Camera, and available Ford Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0 depending on model and equipment.
Comfort features vary by trim and package, with available ActiveX-trimmed seats, heated seats, heated steering wheel, heated sideview mirrors, available power moonroof, rear under-seat storage, in-door storage, available B&O audio, and interior details that vary between XL, XLT, Lobo, Lariat, and Tremor.
Driver-assist and trailering features may include available Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go, Lane Centering, Predictive Speed Assist, Intersection Assist, BLIS with Trailer Coverage, 360-Degree Camera, Pro Trailer Hitch Assist, and Pro Trailer Backup Assist depending on configuration.
Browse new Ford Maverick inventory to review listed technology, comfort, towing, bed, and driver-assist features by truck.
Nucar Ford of St. Albans can help shoppers compare purchase, lease, and finance options for a new Ford Maverick. Current Ford Maverick deals, lease specials, finance offers, rebates, APR programs, and incentives may change, so review current specials or ask the team for personalized options based on the specific vehicle and your qualifications.
Nucar Ford of St. Albans offers new Ford Maverick inventory for shoppers in Saint Albans City and the surrounding Franklin County area. Inventory changes as trucks are sold, reserved, ordered, or added, so confirm the exact listing before visiting.
Current Ford Maverick shopping paths may include XL, XLT, Lobo, Lariat, and Tremor models depending on inventory and model year. Check current listings for trim, engine, drivetrain, towing equipment, packages, pricing, and availability.
Official Ford starting MSRP varies by model year, trim, drivetrain, engine, and package. Confirm the current Ford starting MSRP through Ford Build & Price or with Nucar Ford of St. Albans for the exact Maverick you are considering.
New Ford Maverick pricing depends on trim, engine, drivetrain, packages, options, destination and delivery charges, dealer pricing, incentives, and availability. Use Ford starting MSRP to compare trims, then contact Nucar Ford of St. Albans for current truck-specific pricing.
Yes. Ford lists the 2.5L hybrid engine as standard on XL, XLT, and Lariat models. Availability may vary by inventory, drivetrain, model year, and configuration.
Yes, Ford lists available all-wheel drive on Maverick depending on engine, trim, and configuration. Lobo and Tremor use Advanced 4WD setups, while other models may offer front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive depending on the build.
Advanced 4WD is listed on Maverick Lobo and Tremor models. Tremor adds off-road-focused hardware such as a twin-clutch rear drive unit, rear drive unit lock, Trail Control with Trail 1-Pedal Drive, off-road drive mode, off-road-tuned suspension, and skid plates.
Ford lists an EPA-estimated 42 MPG city rating for Maverick. Fuel economy varies by engine, drivetrain, equipment, tires, driving habits, temperature, cargo, and road conditions.
Ford lists Maverick towing at 2,000 pounds standard and up to 4,000 pounds with the available 4K Tow Package. Confirm the exact engine, drivetrain, tow package, payload, passengers, cargo, hitch equipment, and trailer weight before towing.
Ford lists payload at up to 1,500 pounds on select Maverick trims. Payload depends on the exact truck, passengers, cargo, accessories, options, and trailer tongue weight.
Ford lists 33.3 cubic feet of cargo bed space, 54.4 inches of bed length at the floor, 53.3 inches of exposed bed width, and 42.6 inches of width between the wheelhouses. The FLEXBED Storage System helps organize and secure cargo.
Garage fit depends on your exact space, but Ford lists Maverick length from 199.8 inches to 200.9 inches depending on configuration. Measure your garage depth, door opening, shelves, tools, and walking space before choosing a specific truck.
The Maverick can be a practical Vermont truck when the drivetrain, tires, and equipment match your routine. Compare front-wheel drive, available all-wheel drive, Advanced 4WD, ground clearance, drive modes, and winter tire plans before choosing a specific truck.
Maverick Lobo is the street-performance model with the 2.0L EcoBoost engine, quick-shift transmission, Lobo Mode, torque vectoring, and performance-tuned steering and suspension. Maverick Tremor is the off-road-focused model with Advanced 4WD, all-terrain tires, skid plates, rear drive unit lock, Trail Control, and off-road-tuned suspension.
The Maverick is the smaller compact pickup to compare when daily size, city fuel economy, and lighter-duty bed use matter most. The Ranger is the midsize Ford truck to compare when you want more traditional truck structure, stronger towing potential, and a larger truck feel.
The Maverick is a compact pickup for shoppers who want easier daily size, strong city fuel economy, seating for five, and useful bed space. The F-150 is the full-size Ford truck to compare when you need more towing, payload, cab choices, bed choices, and work-truck configuration options.
Ford Maverick lease specials and incentives may change and may depend on the specific truck, model year, residency, credit approval, and program rules. Review current new Ford specials or contact Nucar Ford of St. Albans for current offer details.
Yes. Nucar Ford of St. Albans can help shoppers compare finance options for a new Ford Maverick. Specific approvals, rates, terms, incentives, and monthly payments are not guaranteed and depend on the selected truck and individual qualifications.
Yes. You can use the online trade-in tool to start the valuation process, then work with the dealership team to review your current car, SUV, truck, or van and apply its value toward your next Ford purchase plan.
Yes. Shoppers coming from nearby towns should confirm availability, pricing, trim, engine, drivetrain, towing equipment, vehicle location, and listed options before visiting. That helps keep the visit straightforward and reduces the chance of missing a truck that has recently sold, moved, or changed status.
Why Buy Your Ford Maverick from Nucar Ford of St. Albans?A new Ford Maverick can be a smart fit for St. Albans-area shoppers who want compact truck size, hybrid efficiency, available all-wheel drive, useful towing, flexible bed space, and modern Ford technology. Start with current Ford Maverick inventory, compare new Ford trucks, value your trade, or apply for financing, then connect with Nucar Ford of St. Albans to confirm availability, trim, engine, drivetrain, towing equipment, bed features, and the details that matter most. Around here, Everyone Loves a Nucar!
