2029....Ford introduces a revamped EcoSport with 1 litre engine for "under $100,00 plus destination".
Yeah you can sell your Maverick in 2027 when you can buy a used BRaptor.I’m sure this will take on a lot of critics, but seeing the details on the new Ford Bronco Raptor has cause me to ponder my decision to buy the Maverick. I have to start that my hart has always lead me to the early style Bronco. I unfortunately made the mistake of selling my 66 Bronco about 7 years ago. You might wonder why I made the error in judgement,. The reasoning behind it was I had to clear space in my two car garage for vehicles I use on a daily basis. The 66 had the 170 cubic inch motor, three on the tree, and a max speed of about 55 MPH.
anyway when the new Bronco was released I wasn’t too impressed. It really didn’t represent what I had in mind, thus I with the Maverick.what would really add to my desire, If the new Raptor addition would come with a 7 speed manual. The down side for sure is cost, 70k is a huge chunk oof cash that I don’t know that I’m will to commit. That is assuming a person can find a dealer to seek one without a markup above MSRP.
just wondering what others think of the Bronco Raptor addition. I’m assuming those with a FWD or the Hybrid could not relate with this consideration do to their driving needs. This consideration is more geared to the owners that are modifying their Maverick to be more tilted to off highway driving conditions.
Im sure I will regret posting this, but it’s some I thought was worth asking.
That is a great article, in my humble opinion offering the two door would have hit it out of the park. The thing I really appreciated of the 66 was basically able to turn around on a dime. It somewhat looked like a clown car how tight it could turn. The 4 door would not be able to make these change. In the back country in Colorado locals know all too well about backing out of a trail that either gets to Extreme or too narrow to continue.
i don’t think I would ever have all 4’s in the air unless for the occasional tire rotation
thanks for that link
The coyote would be a great fit……
Do you man, I ordered the 2022 Sierra duramax, only a couple mpg less on the highway than the Mav and it’s full-size. Plan to trade in too whenever that gets built. Still waiting to get a built Maverick too of course hahaI’m sure this will take on a lot of critics, but seeing the details on the new Ford Bronco Raptor has cause me to ponder my decision to buy the Maverick. I have to start that my hart has always lead me to the early style Bronco. I unfortunately made the mistake of selling my 66 Bronco about 7 years ago. You might wonder why I made the error in judgement,. The reasoning behind it was I had to clear space in my two car garage for vehicles I use on a daily basis. The 66 had the 170 cubic inch motor, three on the tree, and a max speed of about 55 MPH
anyway when the new Bronco was released I wasn’t too impressed. It really didn’t represent what I had in mind, thus I with the Maverick.what would really add to my desire, If the new Raptor addition would come with a 7 speed manual. The down side for sure is cost, 70k is a huge chunk oof cash that I don’t know that I’m will to commit. That is assuming a person can find a dealer to seek one without a markup above MSRP.
just wondering what others think of the Bronco Raptor addition. I’m assuming those with a FWD or the Hybrid could not relate with this consideration do to their driving needs. This consideration is more geared to the owners that are modifying their Maverick to be more tilted to off highway driving conditions.
Im sure I will regret posting this, but it’s some I thought was worth asking.
