A Quick Guide to 2021 Ford Truck Models

With so many available 2021 Ford truck models and trims, here’s a quick guide to help you pick the right Ford truck at the right price.

In the market for a new truck this year? Naturally, you will be looking to Ford to fill your pickup truck needs. After all, when folks need a truck, more people turn to Ford than to anyone else. There are quite a few reasons for that. However, you all already know that, and this article is not meant to convince you to buy a Ford. What this decision guide is meant to do is to help you navigate the world of 2021 Ford truck models and options and trim levels.

A lot of folks might think that if they want a truly unique vehicle, they need to order some exotic sports car. Well, have you been on the Ford truck website lately? There are countless models and configurations. This is before you even start considering things like color or wheel options.

If this is your first-time shopping for a truck it can be overwhelming. Maybe you need to haul heavy loads, or perhaps you just want a little extra practicality over what a regular SUV can offer. Do you want a luxury liner or a mud bashing off-road machine? Do you value style over substance or the other way around? Is a Ford Ranger all the truck you need, or do you need something from the Super Duty line?  We are here to help, although we can’t possibly cover every single combination. We can’t get down to the package level such as Tremor, STX, FX2, and so on. If we did, we would be writing until the 2022 trucks were on the lot. We are presenting you with a high-level view to help you decide which truck might be best for your needs.

Since there’s so much information, we decided to break it down into three separate pages as follows:

Ford Ranger Models

Ford F-150 Models

Ford SuperDuty Models

Or feel free to simply click NEXT and/or PREVIOUS at the bottom of each page to navigate back and forth between the different trucks. Cheers and thanks for reading!

Joe Kucinski

Joe has been obsessed with cars since he got his very first Matchbox toy in the ‘70s. In 2003, he found a new obsession in track days that led to obtaining his SCCA competition license in 2015. In 2019, he became a certified driving instructor for the National Auto Sport Association. His love for all things four wheels has never wavered, whether it's driving some of the best cars in the world on the racetrack, tackling 2,000-mile road trips in 2-seat sports cars or being winched off the side of a mountaintop in a Jeep. Writing for the suite of Internet Brands Auto Communities sites, including Rennlist.com, Ford Truck Enthusiasts, 6 Speed and more allows him to share that knowledge and passion with others.