I wasn't a fan of the 22-24s originally, but they grew on me. I wasn't a fan of the 25 at first either, I'm still waiting for it to grow in me.
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The post-24 frontend looks like it was pieced together from some leftover SUV bits instead of being a truck frontend. It sucks, period.Pre-facelit Mav looks like a traditional truck, facelit looks more modern.
Iykyk
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I agree with you on that about the darker colors.Just my opinion.
Not too bad in dark colors.
No go in white
Overall it makes the front look elongated in any color.
Based on typical Ford product update cycles the next update to the Maverick should be a second generation level update with exterior and interior refresh. No guarantees though that they'll do that for the 2028 model year, they might ride the current generation out for an extra year or two. We'll probably start seeing some rumors by next year.How do you guys expect the 2028 redesign upgrade?! Exterior only
Bigger exterior? As in the Ranger that it becomes bigger and biggerBased on typical Ford product update cycles the next update to the Maverick should be a second generation level update with exterior and interior refresh. No guarantees though that they'll do that for the 2028 model year, they might ride the current generation out for an extra year or two. We'll probably start seeing some rumors by next year.
God!, I would HOPE NOT!!Bigger exterior? As in the Ranger that it becomes bigger and bigger
Yeah, it was just a facelift, not a new generation of the truck.God!, I would HOPE NOT!!
The 2025+ grille redo, seemed like a "quick-fix" (+ less assembly line $$$).
Jerry
I’m guessing the new daytime running lights and LED headlights and grille redesigns added some costs - especially compared to the original “$19,000” Maverick.God!, I would HOPE NOT!!
The 2025+ grille redo, seemed like a "quick-fix" (+ less assembly line $$$).
Jerry
The “horns” are definitely a homage to the original Maverick - not just some random design choice. Git along little doggieThe original front end looked like the F150s of the 80s but in a bad way. An 80s F-150 is timeless but to me the original front end on the Maverick looked old fashioned. Like they were trying to get your Great Uncle Dwayne to buy it.
I like the new front end and to me I like the "horns" - I know its the closest I'm going to get in our current design climate to the original Maverick of the 70s and the fact that the badge had a bull head in it.