It is simply wonderful to be able to stretch out my legs on long drives!T
For those of us who are ana average 5'10" we are more than happy as long as the leg room is adequate for us. Excellent front seat legroom above and beyond that simply means that we have to slide the seat forward.
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For those of us who are ana average 5'10" we are more than happy as long as the leg room is adequate for us. Excellent front seat legroom above and beyond that simply means that we have to slide the seat forward.
I have access to a vehicle that shares the same chassis (C2) as the girlfriend has a 2024 Escape...I find the front seating position is much more comfortable and dare I say "roomy" in my Maverick as compared to her Escape...seems like the front seats don't move back as far and seem to be less adjustable. Not overly uncomfortable mind you, just not as adjustable. The other day, the g/f offered her car for a quick store run as she had just come home and her car was already warmed up - no thanks, I'll take my Maverick....lol
Good point! Prior to my Mav, I drove an '08 Escape and the Mav's legroom was definitely noticeable.
Eloquently stated and accurately on point.Yes, the 2.0 has a lot of spunk in the Maverick. Even though the Hybrid powertrain performance is more than adequate, it's not thrilling. The 2,0 definitely the one to choose if you like to feel the "rush" when accelerating. The Hybrid gets the job done well. The Ecoboost makes you smile while doing it. But the hybrid gives me my smiles at the pump. Both a furnace and a fireplace will heat your house. And the furnace is usually more efficient. But when a person plans a romantic dinner, no one says "we'll have a romantic dinner sitting in front of the furnace. "
Well, I'm 6'3" with a 36" inseam and size 13 feet.For those of us who are ana average 5'10" we are more than happy as long as the leg room is adequate for us. Excellent front seat legroom above and beyond that simply means that we have to slide the seat forward.
I wanted a Subaru Baja for the longest time. I was always scared off by the reports of massive head gasket failures.I corrected your post...
There are a lot of us, which includes most (all?) on this forum that don't want or need a full size pickup. I've been looking for a Maverick sized option since my wife totaled my Subaru Baja.
Especially for a truck, the Maverick is a very comfortable machine to drive in, looks good, and doesn't drink gas like it flows out of the ground for free.
Yes, you can certainly use the extra legroom. I sometimes neglect to realize the simplicity is simply being "average"
True about the recalls. However, my prediction is that in 10 years or more we're going to see a higher percentage of old Mavericks that are surviving and still being fairly trouble free than Hyundais even if taking into account the original sales numbers.
