What are you trading in / selling for your Maverick??

[JKinPA]

2007 Mountaineer Premier AWD, V8, with 102k. Nice vehicle, no issues just the Mav will better suit me and doubling the MPG will be very nice.

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[KCDC]

2014 F150 4x4 Lariet 125000 miles great truck already sold it to the dealer, Maverick has really intrigued me.

 

[todd]

already traded in my cmax hybrid for a maverick hybrid. only did this because it my first ever new vehicle purchase due to price point

 

[vap0rtranz]

I'd be curious about why you're trading in a Ranger, and other folks would probably like to hear too.

Couldn't resist selling my Jeep Wrangler for $4K more than I paid for it.

Wrangler here too. '11 Unlimited Sport very basic -- 6-speed manual, roll-up manual windows, manual locks, softtop, no mods -- OE & very basic.

Did you already sell yours? I've been checking Carvana quote and plan on asking Vroom for a quote.

 

[Sv_real51]

Currently drive a 2013 Nissan Juke, 102,0XX miles. It's been such a good car, no issues at all! But the gas mileage is low for such a small car. My mom will keep it and we'll sell her 2008 Corolla with less than 100K miles.

 

[BeachBum]

2011 Kia Rio LX w/112K miles. Manual windows, locks & mirrors, no cruise. Has been a great daily driver for my 32 mile round trip commute, and was cheap when we needed another car when my kids became driving age.

 

[Ken Cunningham]

Seriously considering trading in my 2016 GMC Canyon All Terrain. I haven’t really done the off roading I initially planned for Lol. At this point I do beach 4x4ing in New Jersey, surf fishing etc. If I like it on a test drive, and it’s not to small for me. I will get it with the FX4 package.
I’m more interested in better fuel economy, but would like to keep a truck for our kayaks and paddle boards.
I plan to buy a Jeep or Bronco for my daughter in a year when’s she’s done school.

 

[Ratbones2002]

I have a 2017 F150 STX 4x4 I'll sell to Caravan once my Charcoal Gray Maverick Lariat Hybrid arrives

 

[zackmd1]

The Maverick will be the secondary vehicle but I intend to cash in on the high market value of my 2019 Model 3. It’s currently valued OVER what I paid for it new so it’s too good to refuse. I’ll run the Maverick as the daily for 1-2 years tell another interesting EV comes out.

 

[Ken Cunningham]

Seriously considering trading in my 2016 GMC Canyon All Terrain. I haven’t really done the off roading I initially planned for Lol. At this point I do beach 4x4ing in New Jersey, surf fishing etc. If I like it on a test drive, and it’s not to small for me. I will get it with the FX4 package.
I’m more interested in better fuel economy, but would like to keep a truck for our kayaks and paddle boards.
I plan to buy a Jeep or Bronco for my daughter in a year when’s she’s done school.

Also, already contacted my Ford dealer about it and the Shareholder X program which is similar to the Friends and Family program. I own a small amount of Ford shares, but just enough to qualify.

 

[Briley24]

I’m trading a 2021 GMC Sierra 2500

 

[s1b]

2018 Ford Focus S sedan with a 5spd and 16600 miles.

 

[2cafn8d]

I currently have a 92 Jeep Wrangler Jurassic Park replica. I'm not selling it, but I am buying the Maverick to keep from driving the Jeep daily. I can't find replacement parts easily, and on paper it's not worth what it's worth what I have into it.

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[keebs159]

Sold my 1992 Mazda Miata (clean with <75k original miles) and my 2008 Nissan Frontier LE 4x4. As somehow who doesn't have to commute, they were a fun combo for the weekends. But recently had a baby and I don't want to risk a side-of-the-road experience in GA heat with a baby on board, so time to make our secondary vehicle something a bit more modern and reliable.

 

[velvetsMT]

1999 F250 Super Duty Latiat Crew cab with hyrabed, I don't have cows anymore so it needs to move along. I also will be letting go of my 2010 F150 Latiat Crew cab I've had it since 2010. I hope they pay for most of the Maverick. I will keep the 2009 F350 Harley-Davidson for the pickup camper and trailers. I figure two trucks for one driver is enough, it's expensive to maintain a fleet when I drive less than 10,000 miles a year combined.

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