Ford's cab names
- Regular Cab — two doors.
- SuperCab — extended cab with small rear-hinged doors that open after the front doors.
- SuperCrew — four full doors (F-150, Ranger, Maverick). Super Duty calls it the Crew Cab.
Ford has used these names since the 2000s, which makes Ford the easiest brand to decode.
Beds by model
- F-150 (2015–today): 5.5 ft (SuperCrew), 6.5 ft (all cabs) and 8 ft (Regular Cab; SuperCab through 2020). The 2015–2020 and 2021+ trucks share the aluminum bed. F-150 sizes
- F-150 Lightning (2022–2025): SuperCrew with the 5.5 ft bed. Lightning
- Super Duty F-250/F-350/F-450 (2017–today): 6.75 ft and 8 ft beds, all cabs. Super Duty sizes
- Ranger (2019–2023): SuperCab with a 6 ft bed, SuperCrew with a 5 ft bed. 2024–today: SuperCrew / 5 ft in North America. Ranger
- Maverick (2022–today): SuperCrew with the 4.5 ft FLEXBED. Maverick
Older Ford terms
Before 2009 Ford also offered the Flareside (a narrow step-side bed with the fenders outside) and the Styleside (the normal smooth-sided bed). Flareside beds need their own shells and covers.