For the daily commute
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Big plans. Smart-sized truck.
Hybrid efficiency meets everyday pickup utility.
A truck bed for your projects. Hybrid efficiency for your commute. A compact pickup that fits a busy week. Explore the Ford Maverick at Nielsen Ford of Sussex and compare the configuration that matches your driving, hauling, and weekend plans.
From errands around Wantage and Vernon to a Route 23 commute or a weekend near the Delaware Water Gap, the Maverick gives New Jersey shoppers a practical way to combine transportation and truck utility. Browse current Maverick inventory, review each window sticker, and contact us to confirm model year, equipment, and availability.
The 2026 Maverick Hybrid FWD is EPA-rated at 42 city / 35 highway / 38 combined MPG.* A full hybrid needs no plug-in charging. Available hybrid AWD gives you another choice to compare.
Compare EPA labels for the exact trucks you’re considering. Your route, weather, driving style, and cargo will affect actual fuel use.
Start with the hybrid if fuel economy leads your shopping list. Compare an EcoBoost configuration if another combination of equipment and performance better fits your needs.
The 42 MPG figure applies to Hybrid FWD city driving. It does not describe every Maverick or its highway and combined ratings.
The FLEXBED® storage system and multi-position tailgate help organize everyday cargo. The bed measures approximately 4.5 feet long, while cabin storage gives smaller items a place of their own.
Bring your gear to a test drive. Check loading access, tie-down options, and whether the bed layout works for your tools, outdoor equipment, or home-improvement supplies. Our team can help compare bed accessories for your specific truck.
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Manufacturer image with available equipment. Cargo must be properly secured.
Maximum available towing with eligible AWD equipment and the 4K Tow Package. Standard towing is 2,000 pounds; specialized trims can have different limits.
Maximum available payload. The truck’s door-jamb label is the guide for its actual passenger-and-cargo allowance.
Tell us about your trailer and typical load before choosing a truck. Passengers, cargo, accessories, and trailer tongue weight all matter. Maximum ratings are configuration-dependent and should not be assumed to apply together to every Maverick.
Compare the driver-assist equipment on each truck and ask for a demonstration during your visit.
The 2026 XL lists Pre-Collision Assist® with Automatic Emergency Braking, a Lane-Keeping System, and a rear-view camera as standard equipment.
Explore available Ford Co-Pilot360® equipment. Lariat includes a 360-degree camera and Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop-and-Go.
A 13.2-inch center display with SYNC® 4 is featured on XL, helping put vehicle functions within reach.
Driver-assist features have limitations and supplement attentive driving. They do not replace the driver’s judgment. Equipment varies by model year, trim, and package.
Start with your priorities, then compare the equipment on individual vehicles.

A practical foundation with a standard hybrid engine and FLEXBED® utility.
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Everyday versatility with aluminum wheels and available utility upgrades.
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Added comfort and advanced technology, including a 360-degree camera.
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A street-performance personality with an EcoBoost® engine.
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An off-road focus with all-terrain tires and specialized suspension.
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The 2.5L Hybrid with FWD has an EPA-estimated rating of 42 city, 35 highway, and 38 combined MPG. Actual mileage varies. AWD and other powertrains have different ratings; check the vehicle’s EPA label.
Standard towing capacity is 2,000 pounds. Maximum available towing is 4,000 pounds on eligible AWD configurations with the 4K Tow Package. Confirm your vehicle’s towing guide, equipment, and loaded trailer weight.
No. The Maverick’s full hybrid powertrain does not require external plug-in charging.
Yes. AWD is available with the 2026 Maverick Hybrid. Compare the window sticker and EPA label for the truck you choose.
Browse Nielsen Ford of Sussex’s Maverick inventory and contact our team to confirm availability. We welcome shoppers from Sussex, Wantage, Vernon, Sparta, and West Milford.
Compare your actual trailer, payload, passenger, and parking needs. Maverick offers compact pickup utility and a hybrid option. If your work calls for more towing or hauling, compare an appropriately equipped F-150 before deciding.
Shop online, compare current vehicles, and visit us to put the Maverick’s utility to the test.
*EPA-estimated 2026 Maverick 2.5L Hybrid FWD rating: 42 city / 35 highway / 38 combined MPG. Actual mileage will vary. Other configurations have different ratings.
†Maximum towing requires an eligible AWD configuration and available 4K Tow Package. Consult Ford’s towing guide and the owner’s manual for vehicle-specific limits.
‡Maximum available payload is 1,500 pounds on eligible configurations. Actual payload depends on equipment and includes passengers and cargo; trailer tongue weight counts toward payload. Check the vehicle’s payload label.
Specifications on this page refer to the 2026 model year. Current inventory may include other years. Images show available equipment. Vehicle availability, specifications, and offers can change. Confirm details with Nielsen Ford of Sussex.
Sources: Ford Maverick overview, XL specifications and EPA ratings, and Lariat equipment. Compare our Ford F-150 page for additional truck options.