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Hybrid. With fuel prices the way they are, it makes more and more sense by the day.
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If you want a pet, don't get a lab. If you want another member of the family, get a lab.This is our Second yellow lab. The first was a rescue. He was an older dog, was great with the grandkids when they were babies. We got the second set of labs (a black and a yellow) when the grandkids were first born and we still had our old boy. Sure do miss the old boy.![]()
Love my hybrid, but a big "no thank you" on a plug-in EV Maverick. I don't believe CA has the energy infrastructure to support mass numbers. Regenerative braking and coasting are reliable and cheap ways of charging my battery.If a plug-in hybrid isn't available.
I would buy another hybrid XLT, AWD, 4k towing.
*I can get the same 4k tow rating as an EcoBoost XLT, I can get the same all-wheel drive as EcoBoost.
PLUS better mileage.
*I'm excluding any special models such as FX, Lobo, tremor. Or anything that would have a rear Locker.
Ford has officially stated that there is no harm in using 'L' continuously on the hybrid. The intention is for things like steep downgrades or when maximum regen is desired... but it can be used as much as you like.This question sort of PISSED off my Service Manager friend: With profanity - "anyone using the "L' button on the transmission is an 'Idiot". It does nothing but stress the Atkinson Engine...it's purpose is for "very temporary" braking. If you need to stop, press the F'g brake pedal which uses the engine compression to recharge the battery with compression braking...or put it in cruise control at a lower speed and the eCVT will automatically downshift for you."
How would this operate in L…. High revs like a normal tranny and engineFord has officially stated that there is no harm in using 'L' continuously on the hybrid. The intention is for things like steep downgrades or when maximum regen is desired... but it can be used as much as you like.
The documentation states that it just increases regen to max, but I and other posters think it has some undocumented effects as well. I'm almost certain that it changes the pedal input too. As for the speed of the engine I'm not sure... a poster with some free time and live OBD2 data could figure that out.How would this operate in L…. High recession like a normal tranny?
I would have traded You if You didn't find the Wild Peak Tires!!I just went with 19” 235 Wildpeak at trails.
Quite pleased with them.
Are the tanks on the 25 AWD XLT EB only 14 gallons i've seen different opinions on what they hold on here?I snagged a holdover '25 XLT EB this spring with all the rebates Ford was offering during March truck month.
There weren't any '25 AWD hybrids available around here then.
I drive 17 miles (one way) to work daily and pull a 5x8 enclosed trailer to haul dirt bike and gear a few times a year.
Recent trip (with a slight tail) I got 35 mpg not pulling and then pulling the trailer I average 22-24mpg.
My only complaint is I wish the truck had a 18-20 gallon fuel tank. Yes it would weigh more but the current 14 gallon tank seems to drop the gauge fairly quick.
Otherwise truck does everything I need and if I need "zippy" I just pop it into sport mode for a bit.
You do know there's a button to turn that off on the EB Mavericks?Hybrid because I am no friend of start/stop.
Mine hasn’t worked in monthsYou do know there's a button to turn that off on the EB Mavericks?![]()
Maybe Your battery is going bad!!Mine hasn’t worked in months
Had it in for service …said it was all okMaybe Your battery is going bad!!