Which Ford Commercial Vehicle Actually Fits My Business?
Answer a few questions about how your employees use their vehicles and get a starting recommendation for the Ford truck or van that may best fit the job.
Compare cargo needs, towing, payload, passenger requirements, vehicle size, drivetrain and commercial upfit needs before deciding what to order.
Find My Ford VehicleDon’t Choose the Truck Before Understanding the Work
Different employees may need different vehicles within the same commercial fleet.
- Pickup bed or enclosed cargo?
- Light or heavy towing?
- Tools, materials or passengers?
- Compact or full-size vehicle?
- Commercial shelving or service body?
- AWD or 4×4 needs?
- Fuel usage a major priority?
Tell Us What the Vehicle Needs to Do
Choose the answers that most closely match the employee or business application.
Why It Matched Your Answers
Other Ford Vehicles Worth Comparing
Recommendation ≠ final configuration. Before ordering, the exact vehicle should be checked against required payload, towing, passengers, cargo, upfit weight, trailer tongue weight, drivetrain and other equipment.
What Each Vehicle Generally Brings to the Fleet
Ford Maverick
A compact pickup starting point for lighter-duty applications where maneuverability, pickup-bed utility and fuel usage are important.
Explore MaverickFord Ranger
A midsize pickup option when a business needs more traditional truck capability without moving directly into a full-size pickup.
Explore RangerFord F-150
A full-size pickup with broad configuration choices for towing, payload, cab, bed and general fleet use.
Explore F-150Ford Super Duty
The starting point for heavier towing, payload, chassis-cab applications and commercial work bodies.
Explore Super DutyFord Transit
An enclosed commercial platform for cargo, service, passenger transportation, shelving and specialized van upfits.
Explore TransitMixed Fleet
One vehicle does not have to fit every employee. Different roles may justify different Ford vehicles within the same business fleet.
Explore All VehiclesPayload and Towing Are More Than a Number on a Web Page
Maximum published capability does not mean every configuration of that vehicle has the same rating.
Cab configuration, drivetrain, engine, axle, installed equipment, passengers, cargo and commercial upfits can all affect the capability available on the finished vehicle.
Payload
Consider passengers, tools, materials, equipment, permanent upfits and trailer tongue weight when reviewing expected payload.
Towing
Review the actual trailer, loaded trailer weight, towing frequency and required equipment before selecting a configuration.
Upfit Weight
Shelving, racks, toolboxes and commercial bodies become part of the finished vehicle and can affect usable payload.
This is why the selector recommends a vehicle family rather than pretending to configure the final truck. The exact order should be verified against Ford’s specifications for the specific model, powertrain, drivetrain and equipment combination.
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Commercial Vehicle Selector Disclosure
The Commercial Vehicle Selector on FleetOrdering.com is provided as an informational planning tool. Results are generated from simplified business-use criteria and are intended to suggest Ford vehicle families worth considering.
Results are not Ford Motor Company recommendations, engineering determinations, towing certifications, payload certifications or guarantees that a particular vehicle or configuration is suitable for a specific application.
Actual towing, payload, GVWR, GCWR, passenger, cargo and equipment capacities vary by model, trim, engine, drivetrain, axle, cab, body, installed options and other factors. Commercial upfits and trailer tongue weight can also reduce available payload.
Always verify the specifications and ratings of the exact vehicle configuration before ordering or placing a vehicle into service.