and ended up as a version of the Ford Maverick, again becoming a compact until its demise in 1977. The history of the Mercury ...

Production of the Ford version of the vehicle, built in Chicago, was expected to halt in mid-2007, and despite the introduction of two new similar vehicles in the Ford Edge and the Lincoln ...

Though Ford has said in the past that Mercury would not get a version of the Freestyle, Ford has decided to continue producing the crossover with a Blue Oval badge, so a Mercury version based on ...

It's based on the turbocharged, all-wheel-drive version of the Maverick and makes 250 horsepower and 277 lb-ft of torque. Ford does upgrade the all-wheel-drive system with a twin-clutch torque ...

The Ford Maverick knocked ... a genuinely capable off-road version, and comes with all kinds of neat surprise-and-delight features that allow owners to turn their Maverick into something personal.

The Maverick Hybrid uses a four-cylinder engine ... operation that's free of the low-rev vibration of the nonhybrid version. The ride is refined for a pickup truck, and handling is very secure.

Freshened for 2025, the Maverick uses a standard 250-hp turbo ... variable transmission and front-wheel drive. The non-hybrid version uses a 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder with an eight-speed ...