Ford vs. Chevrolet Comparison Page
There is no denying that the Ford VS Chevrolet rivalry is one of the biggest of all time. The market changes, technology advances, and new brands emerge, but the rivalry continues. For some, the rivalry will end in 2024, with the Camaro ending production and the Mustang carrying on, but for everyone else, we made a guide to show how the two brands compare. We think you’ll find it informative.
Kelley Blue Book Best Buy Awards
Kelley Blue Book is a byword in the automotive market, the recognized expert in resale value. Every year, they give awards to the vehicles that are deemed to be a “best buy”. There is a wide range of criteria used to determine this, but this being Kelley Blue Book, financial considerations like historic reliability and projected resale value are higher priorities. Four Ford models won this award in 2023, more than any other single brand. Chevrolet’s one win, for the Bolt EUV, was in a category where Ford wasn’t competing. These are the models that won:
- 2023 Ford Expedition
- 2023 Ford Maverick
- 2023 Ford F-150
- 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning
Edmunds Top Rated
Edmunds does some of the most thorough vehicle ratings in the industry, methodically breaking down different aspects of the vehicle into numerical ratings. Every year, they publish a list of the vehicles that they deem the best in their category, as well as all-out Best of the Best. For 2023, out of the 350 vehicles rated, the top honors go to the Ford F-150 Lightning. The Lightning won its category as well, unsurprisingly, and the standard F-150 also won its category. Chevy’s one category win was once again in a category where Ford wasn’t competing.
MotorTrend Truck Of The Year
Like Edmunds, MotorTrend gives out a very limited number of awards every year, singling out only a few vehicles in a handful of categories. A separate truck category hasn’t been around quite as long as the Car of the Year award, but the conventional F-150 has won five times, compared to the zero wins for the competing Silverado 1500. This year, however, it was the electric F-150 Lightning that won, with MotorTrend noting that it was “the first EV pickup to appeal directly to the existing truck market.”
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