What Ford trucks have 6 seats?
Yes — only a couple of Ford pickups can seat six; the F-150 and the F-Series Super Duty line can achieve six-passenger seating in select cab/trim configurations that use a three-across front bench and a rear bench for three.
In practice, six-seat capacity is rare in Ford's lineup and depends on choosing the right cab style and bench option. Other Ford pickups, like the Maverick and Ranger, seat five and do not offer a six-seat configuration. This guide explains which models can offer six seats, what to look for when ordering, and how to verify availability for your year and region.
Six-seat configurations in Ford pickups
The following Ford pickups can be configured to seat six passengers, but only in specific trims and cab configurations where a front bench seat is offered.
- Ford F-150 — a front 3-passenger bench seat option is available in certain cab configurations, enabling six seats (three in front, three in back) when paired with a rear bench.
- Ford F-Series Super Duty (F-250/350 and above) — certain cab configurations also allow a three-across front bench seat, providing seating for six.
These six-seat configurations are not universally available across all trims or model years. Availability varies by year, region, and dealership order codes, so confirm with Ford’s Build & Price tools or a local dealer.
How to confirm seating and order
To ensure you get a six-seat pickup, check the exact cab and seat options before finalizing a build. The next steps help verify six-seat availability when configuring a Ford truck.
- Check the cab configuration: six-seat capability generally requires a front bench seat, typically found on certain XL or base trims rather than the top trims that usually come with bucket seats.
- Use Ford’s Build & Price tool or consult a dealer to confirm that the specific model year, trim, and region support a six-seat configuration.
- Ask about the exact seat layout: front bench vs. bucket seats, center console presence, and whether the front row can accommodate three occupants.
- Factor in seat comfort and interior features: a three-across bench can affect center console storage and accessory fitment; make sure it suits your needs.
In short, six-seat Ford pickups exist but are model-year dependent and relatively rare. If six seats are a must-have, verify availability early in the planning stage and be prepared to compromise on other interior features or choose a base trim that supports the bench front seat option.
Summary
Ford’s six-seat pickups are not the default configuration. The F-150 and the F-Series Super Duty lineup can offer six-passenger seating in select cab/trim configurations that include a front bench seat. Always verify with the dealer or Ford’s official configurator for your year, region, and trim to ensure the exact seating arrangement you want.
