[Primrose]

To get another sense of what the Maverick's size is going to be, here's how its size compares to a couple of small trucks from the past.

2022 Maverick:
Wheelbase - 121.1 inches
Height - 68.7 inches
Length - 199.7 inches
Width - 72.6 inches, 83.5 inches (with mirrors), 77.9 inches (mirrors folded)

2006 Subaru Baja:
Wheelbase - 104.3 inches
Height - 65.1 inches
Length - 193.1 inches
Width - 70.1 in

2011 Ford Ranger:
Wheelbase - 111.5 inches
Height - 66.2 inches
Length - 189.4 inches
Width - 69.3 inches

2000 Dodge Dakota Club Cab
Wheelbase - 131 inches
Height - 68.1 inches
Length - 215 inches inches
Width - 71.6 inches

 

[wheelgymnast]

I'll add one, albeit not a crew cab but still a unibody:

1980-1984 Volkswagen Rabbit Pickup
Wheelbase - 103.3 inches
Height - 56.3 inches
Length - 174.6 inches
Width - 64.4 inches
Box length - 68.5 inches
Box width - 51.7 inches
Box width at wheelhouse - 41.3 inches
Engines - 4 cyl, 105 cu. in Petrol (78hp/88.2ft.lbs, 23/32mpgs) or 97 cu. in diesel (52hp/71ft.lbs, 39/48mpgs)
Fuel Tank - 15 gallons

Maybe we could pull similar for the old baja, the rampage, the D50, the B series, the Toyota pickup, the '60's F100 unibody...? Heck, even Crosley and Austin made some neat pickups.

 

[wheelgymnast]

1981 Chevy LUV pickup
Wheelbase - 104.3/118
Height - 60.8
Length - 175.5/191.9
Width - 64.4