New Ford inventory • Granite City
Shop new Ford trucks, SUVs, cars and vans at Weber Ford in Granite City near St. Louis. Compare the current listings below and start your purchase online.
Weber Ford • Granite City • Greater St. Louis
A work truck that earns its keep. An SUV with room for the family. A vehicle that makes the daily drive more enjoyable. Start with the listings above, then use the model guide below to choose which Fords deserve a closer look. Bring us your priorities and a stock number, and let’s narrow the choices together.
Pick the truck for the job
Choose your pickup around the people, equipment and trailer it needs to carry—not just its appearance. Cab room, bed access, garage fit and day-to-day comfort belong in the comparison alongside towing and payload.
Full-size pickup
Start with the F-150 when you want a full-size pickup for work, family travel and weekend towing. Compare cab and bed combinations, engines, available hybrid configurations and the equipment on each truck. Our dedicated page brings the listings together with more detailed trim, towing, payload and ownership guidance.
Heavy-duty pickup
For heavier equipment, substantial trailers or a demanding work schedule, compare Super Duty configurations. F-250, F-350 and F-450 shoppers should review the actual truck’s carrying limits, hitch setup, powertrain and finished body. Use the family overview to compare your options, or go directly to the model you need.
A compact pickup is worth considering when you want an open bed without choosing a larger truck. Compare Maverick configurations for parking, passenger access, home projects and daily driving. Check the listed powertrain and equipment; a hybrid badge alone does not establish towing capability.
Ranger gives midsize-truck shoppers another way to balance an open bed, passenger room and overall size. Compare the available configurations for your driveway, loading needs and weekend plans. A test drive is especially useful when deciding between Ranger, Maverick and the larger F-150.
Towing or carrying a substantial load? Bring the loaded trailer weight, hitch information and an estimate of passengers, tools and cargo. Ask us to review the exact vehicle’s labels and applicable Ford guidance rather than relying on a lineup-wide maximum.
Compare room, access and everyday use
Think about who rides with you, how often the rear seats are occupied and what needs to fit behind them. Compare access, visibility and cargo space in person; the right SUV should make an ordinary weekday easier as well as handle the occasional longer trip.
Put Explorer on your shortlist for three-row family transportation. Try the second- and third-row access, compare seating arrangements and check how much luggage space remains with the seats you use raised. Then decide which comfort, technology and towing equipment actually matters to your household.
Bronco Sport is a useful comparison for shoppers who want a compact SUV for daily errands and weekend outings. Check the cargo opening with your usual gear, the rear-seat access and the equipment that separates the trims. Compare its everyday fit with the larger Bronco instead of treating the two as interchangeable.
Explore Bronco when off-pavement plans and open-air possibilities are a meaningful part of the purchase. Compare the actual body configuration, roof, doors, tires and installed equipment. Spend time checking road manners, loading access and the way you will use the vehicle between adventures.
Compare Expedition when passenger and luggage requirements point toward a full-size SUV. Review standard-length and MAX configurations where available, especially with the rear seats occupied. Measure your parking space and ask about the exact vehicle’s trailering equipment when a trailer is part of the plan.
Looking specifically for a Ford Escape? Explore Ford Escape model information and ask us to check current new or used availability. Your preferred model year and powertrain will help us identify relevant options.
Different vehicles for different priorities
Compare Mustang Mach-E as an electric SUV, then think through where you would charge at home, at work and on longer routes. For pickup shopping, compare listed hybrid configurations of F-150 and Maverick when available. Review the exact powertrain rather than assuming every version of a model is electrified.
Shopping for a performance car rather than an SUV? Compare Mustang body styles, powertrains and equipment against how you will actually drive it. Seating position, visibility, luggage room and the features on the selected car deserve a place beside performance on your test-drive checklist.
A conventional hybrid does not require plug-in charging; a plug-in hybrid and an all-electric vehicle call for different charging plans. Compare your daily distance, parking arrangement, energy costs and longer-trip habits before choosing. Charging equipment and vehicle compatibility should be checked for the specific model and year. For an EV, include seasonal temperatures, highway driving and loaded trips in your charging plan.
Researching an F-150 Lightning? Our F-150 Lightning overview remains a model-information resource. Contact the team about actual new or used availability rather than assuming a research page means a vehicle is in stock or available to factory order.
Plan the vehicle and the upfit together
A business vehicle starts with the work it must do. Tell us what you carry, how the vehicle will be loaded, who needs to ride along and whether a trailer or upfit is involved. Our Commercial Ford Center connects those requirements with truck, van and chassis options.
Compare cargo and passenger configurations for the people or equipment you transport. Roof height, load length, door access and finished interior dimensions matter when you add shelving, ladders, seating or other equipment. Review the vehicle with its planned upfit in mind.
For a service body, box, specialized equipment or other commercial application, review the chassis and finished body together. Wheelbase, body compatibility, payload and completed height can affect whether the vehicle suits the job. A chassis-cab listing should not be mistaken for a finished pickup.
Include maintenance access and downtime planning in the conversation. Our commercial truck service page provides a separate starting point for service needs, equipment questions and appointment coordination.
Prepare the purchase before your visit
Keep the vehicle, price, trade and financing connected throughout the purchase. Use these tools to prepare, then request a complete breakdown for the specific Ford you select.
01 • Offers
Check the current offers and ask which apply to your selected vehicle and purchase date. Eligibility, expiration dates and program compatibility matter more than a headline payment alone.
02 • Trade
Start with your vehicle’s mileage, equipment and condition. Bring any loan-payoff information to the appraisal so the trade allowance and remaining balance can be considered separately. An online estimate is a starting point, not a final purchase offer.
03 • Budget
Use the calculator to compare different price, down-payment and loan-term assumptions. Treat the result as planning information, then review the actual terms offered for your application and vehicle.
04 • Financing
Submit information through the dedicated application page rather than a general contact form. The finance team can review the next steps with you. Submission does not guarantee approval or a specific rate, term or payment.
For questions about financing or eligible lease options, visit the Weber Ford Finance Center. Ask for the selling price, applicable taxes and fees, trade details, amount due and complete financing or lease terms—not just the monthly figure. Availability depends on the vehicle, applicant and program.
Turn a shortlist into a confident choice
Make a shortlist of two or three vehicles, save their stock numbers and compare the features that change your daily experience. A trim name is a useful starting point, but the window sticker and vehicle details tell you what is actually included.
Check model year, VIN, engine or electric powertrain, drivetrain, installed packages and body configuration. Compare 2WD, AWD or 4×4 equipment against your driving conditions. For trucks, separate the cab, bed and finished-body choices. For an SUV, verify the seating layout and the cargo space you need.
Check sightlines, entry height, seat comfort and the controls you will use every day. Bring measurements for a garage, stroller, work equipment or other bulky items. Ask to compare the cameras and driver-assistance features installed on that vehicle.
Use our Ford model and trim comparisons for more detailed research, then return to the corresponding inventory page. Match any published specifications to the model year you are considering; do not apply one year’s equipment list or capability rating to another.
Not seeing the configuration you need? Send us your must-have features and preferred purchase timing. Our custom factory-order page is a place to inquire about eligible orders, not a promise that every model or option can be ordered. You can also compare used vehicles when a pre-owned alternative fits the brief.
Granite City location • Missouri and Illinois shoppers
Shop online from St. Louis, North County, Collinsville, Edwardsville, Glen Carbon, Belleville and surrounding communities, then plan a visit around the vehicles that interest you. Tell us the stock number before making a special trip so we can check availability and location.
3465 Progress Parkway
Granite City, IL 62040
Call 618-452-5400
Ask about the maintenance schedule, warranty information and equipment questions for the Ford you choose. Our service department provides a continuing point of contact after the purchase. For a business vehicle, discuss the operating schedule and installed equipment when arranging service.
Weber Ford’s physical dealership is in Granite City, Illinois. Our St. Louis Ford dealer page provides more information for shoppers comparing dealerships across the region. Check current hours and your preferred route before leaving; travel time depends on your starting point and traffic.
No. The model guide helps you explore choices; the live listings determine what is currently advertised. Inventory can change, and some research pages cover models without a current new listing. Contact Weber Ford with a stock number or the configuration you need before traveling.
Compare Maverick and Ranger when overall size and everyday bed use are priorities. Explore F-150 for full-size pickup versatility, or Super Duty for more demanding towing and carrying requirements. Check the specific truck against your intended load.
Start with the number of people who ride regularly and the cargo that needs to travel with them. Compare Explorer and Expedition for three-row needs. Include Bronco Sport or other appropriate configurations when a smaller vehicle better fits your routine.
Yes. Use the financing application and trade-value page to get started. Final approval and terms require review, and a final trade value depends on the appraisal and transaction details. Calculator results and online estimates are not binding offers.
Compare the electric and hybrid listings alongside your daily mileage and charging access. Our charging guide helps organize questions about home and public charging. Verify the powertrain on the individual listing; model names alone do not identify every configuration.
Open the vehicle listing, record the stock number or VIN and contact our team. Ask us to confirm availability and location and discuss a suitable visit time. We are located at 3465 Progress Parkway in Granite City, Illinois.
Weber Ford • Granite City • Greater St. Louis
Choose a Ford from the live listings, save its stock number and tell us what you need it to do. We’ll help you take the next step with vehicle details, a trade discussion or an appointment at our Granite City dealership.
Vehicle availability, equipment, pricing and programs can change. All vehicles are subject to prior sale. Model descriptions do not guarantee stock or order availability. Confirm the exact vehicle, location, equipment and complete transaction terms with Weber Ford. Financing and leasing are subject to approval and applicable terms. Online trade values and payment calculations are estimates, not final offers. Retain and review the disclosures accompanying each vehicle and offer.
