Compare Truck Trims
Full-size and mid-size trucks offer the widest trim spreads of any vehicle category — the gap between a base Ford F-150 XL and a Platinum can exceed $30,000. Our truck comparisons break down exactly what each trim level adds, so you can decide whether the upgrades justify the cost for your actual use case.
Buyer's Guide: Choosing the Right Truck
Work truck buyers should start with the base trims: the F-150 XL, Silverado WT, or Ram Tradesman all deliver core capability at the lowest cost. The mid-range sweet spot — F-150 XLT, Silverado LT, Ram Big Horn — adds crew cab comfort, better infotainment, and heated seats for a reasonable step-up. Luxury truck buyers comparing King Ranch, High Country, and Limited trims are shopping against entry-luxury SUVs in both price and equipment. The Toyota Tacoma serves a different buyer entirely: mid-size, more maneuverable, and better suited to light-duty use and trail riding.
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Cross-Model Truck Comparisons
How do different trucks stack up against each other? These head-to-head comparisons help you choose between makes and models.