The newly-introduced 2022 Ford Maverick is set to be the smallest truck in Ford’s pickup lineup, which is good news for a certain niche of consumers—but the compact size inevitably creates some compromise on other features, like towing capacity or cargo space. Today, I’m going to walk you through a spec-by-spec comparison of all the trucks in Ford’s lineup so you can get a sense of what might be right for you.

Each of these trucks serve a different purpose and aren’t necessarily interchangeable, so this comparison isn’t designed to compare different vehicles in a similar class (). Instead, this is designed to be a helpful way to evaluate what truck may be the best for you, especially if you’re new to the whole Truck Thing.

For reference, all specs are base-model unless otherwise specified.

Starting Price

Ford Maverick: $21,490Ford Ranger: $26,015Ford F-150: $30,985Ford Super Duty: $35,925

Trims

Ford Maverick: XL ($21,490), XLT ($23,775), Lariat ($26,985)Ford Ranger: XL ($26,015), XLT ($30,315), Lariat ($34,355)Ford F-150: XL ($30,985), XLT ($37,095), Lariat ($46,740), Tremor ($51,200), King Ranch ($58,375), Platinum ($61,155), Limited ($72,870)Ford Super Duty: XL ($35,925), XLT ($40,790), Lariat ($47,105), King Ranch ($61,290), Platinum ($67,210), Limited ($85,885)

Engine

Ford Maverick: standard 2.5-liter inline four, optional 2.0-liter Ecoboost 2.0-liter inline-fourFord Ranger: 2.3-liter intercooled turbo 4-cylinder engineFord F-150: 3.3 liter V6, optional 5.0-liter V8, twin-turbocharged 2.7-liter V6, twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V6, 3.0-liter V6, hybrid powertrain with 3.5-liter twin-turn V6 and 35 kw electric motorFord Super Duty: 6.2-liter V8, optional 7.3-liter V8, Power Stoke diesel 6.7-liter V8

Transmission

Ford Maverick: CVTFord Ranger: 10-speed automaticFord F-150: 10-speed automaticFord Super Duty: 6- or 10-speed automatic

Horsepower

Ford Maverick: 155Ford Ranger: 270Ford F-150: 290 Ford Super Duty: 385

Torque

Ford Maverick: 191Ford Ranger: 310Ford F-150: 265Ford Super Duty: 430

Towing Capacity

Ford Maverick: 2,000 lbsFord Ranger: 3,500 lbsFord F-150: 5,000 lbsFord Super Duty: 13,300 lbs

Payload

Ford Maverick: 1,500 lbsFord Ranger: 2,128 lbsFord F-150: 1,989 lbsFord Super Duty: 4,323 lbs

Wheelbase

Ford Maverick: 121.1 inchesFord Ranger: 126.8 inchesFord F-150: 122 inchesFord Super Duty: 142 inches

Dimensions

Ford Maverick: 199.7 inches long, 72.6 inches wide, 68.8 inches tallFord Ranger: 210.8 inches long, 77.8 inches wide, 70.7 inches tallFord F-150: 209.1 inches long, 79.89 inches wide, 75.6 inches tallFord Super Duty: 231.8 inches long, 80 inches wide, 77.9 inches tall

Drivetrain

Ford Maverick: FWD, optional 4WDFord Ranger: RWD, optional 4WDFord F-150: RWD, 4WDFord Super Duty: RWD, 4WD

Fuel Economy

Ford Maverick: 37 combined / 40 city / N/AFord Ranger: 18 combined / 19 city / 18 highwayFord F-150: 21 combined / 20 city / 24 highwayFord Super Duty: N/A

Front Suspension

Ford Maverick: independent strut-typeFord Ranger: short and long armFord F-150: double wishboneFord Super Duty: independent twin I-beam or mono beam

Rear Suspension

Ford Maverick: independent twistbeamFord Ranger: leafFord F-150: leafFord Super Duty: leaf

The Verdict

The Ford Maverick is best for people who might need more space or towing capacity than a sedan or SUV but who want something reasonably sized.The Ford Ranger is best for people that don’t need a massive truck but still need to go out and do truck stuff, like haul a lot but who don’t need anything too fancy.

The Ford F-150 is best for anyone that wants a customizable, full-size truck experience but who don’t need to do anything crazy like haul an entire house.The Ford Super Duty is best for anyone who does heavy-duty towing or hauling, or who wants the most luxurious and customizable experience Ford offers.