What type of commercial vehicles does Ford offer? 

Ford fleet trucks, work vans, and chassis cabs 

What commercial vehicles are offered by Ford? Ford has fleet trucks like the Ford F-150, work vans like the Ford Transit, and chassis cabs like the Ford E-Series Cutaway. Keep reading below to learn about these different vehicles and find out which may be a good choice for your business. You can find them all here at Sherwood Ford in Sherwood Park, AB. 



Ford fleet truck options for your small business 

Your choices are between the Ford F-150 truck and the Ford Super Duty truck. Both are standout options in the commercial truck market. You can choose between them based on pricing, towing ratings, and availability of your favorite features. 

Ford F-150 fleet truck 

The Ford F-150 is the least expensive option of the two fleet trucks. It has a lower starting MSRP, meaning that it will be easier to find one in your budget. While it is less expensive, it still offers impressive performance specifications and business technologies. 

Ford Super Duty fleet truck 

The Super Duty is a bigger and tougher version of the Ford F-150. It has a higher starting price, so that’s something to keep in mind when you’re budgeting for your business. However, if you rely on your fleet vehicles to tow and haul extreme weights, this will be your best option. 


Ford chassis cab vehicles for work or recreation 

There are two vehicles by Ford which offer you the front end, and the ability to attach different rear-end pieces. These vehicles are versatile and can become passenger movers, delivery vehicles, and specialized vehicles for certain professionals.  

Ford Super Duty Chassis Cab 

As the name suggests, the Ford Super Duty Chassis Cab provides a front-end not entirely different from the Ford Super Duty. Like the Super Duty, it is also able to tow and haul extreme weights, making it a reasonable choice for most businesses. 

Ford E-Series Cutaway cab 

The Ford E-Series Cutaway vehicle is generally more affordable than the Ford Super Duty Chassis Cab, although prices are variable when you factor in rear-end customization. Still, this vehicle can do a wide range of jobs for an affordable price. 


Ford cargo, passenger, and crew van varieties 

There are two main types of Ford commercial vans: the Ford Transit van and the Ford Transit Connect van. From there, the vans are split into different categories: passenger vans for people movers, cargo vans for cargo movers, and crew vans for businesses that do some of both. 

Ford Transit van options 

The Ford Transit is extremely versatile. It has multiple roof height options, two wheelbase length options, and three different length options. As a passenger van, it can move up to 15 people, while as a cargo van it can fit a lot of stuff. 

Ford Transit Connect van options 

The Ford Transit Connect van has a lower starting MSRP and tends to be less expensive than the Ford Transit. It offers a lot of the same versatility options, although the current model year does not come in a crew van version. 



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