Saw a Maverick up close and it looks small

[DeeZee]

Walked by one in a parking lot today and it looks tiny. I am 6’2” and worried it will be like a clown car. However it could just be me‍. I am driving the same mid size SUV for 12 years for so it could be just an adjustment period

Any other tallish guys driving a Maverick?

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[Clarkdonbran]

I’m 6’2” also and have plenty of room.

 

[ausernametoforget]

I'm 5'9" and there's at least a half foot of space above my head and room for my chair to move backwards. You'll fit, no problem.

 

[Bushpilot]

6 ft, no problem, lots of room.

 

[BobR]

6 ft 5 and 230 lbs and fit just fine in both of mine. the XLT has a moon roof too.

 

[MauRoba]

6’4” and absolutely no issues. Driving or getting in and out. You’re good.

 

[Maverickman74]

It is small..... on the outside. On the inside its the same as virtually every truck or suv that isnt full sized.

 

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[Mag Maverick]

I have a 2015 Chevy Silverado Z71 4×4 . I've driven a couple Mavericks I've got just as much room in the Maverick as I do my Z71.

 

[Stealth Raccoon]

I had my 6' 3" coworker in the front passenger seat, and she thought it was comfortable - I'm 5' 7" on a good day, and my wife is 5' 3" so we think it's super roomy
More importantly, it fits in my garage along with our CRV!

 

[WannaMav]

Saw one driving review from a guy who is 6'7" and 290 lbs. He gushed on how surprisingly spacious it is on the inside.

While am nowhere near that height or girth I had the same reaction the first time I was able to open the door, peek inside and then actually sit in it.

You'll be just fine.

 

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[TonyS]

That it is small is why I'm buying it. Fits better in the garage than the F-150 and the bed is big enough for 100% of what I need a truck for. The interior is nearly exact size of a Ford Escape, so if that is comfortable so to will be the truck We have a 2018 Ford Escape and the interior space is fine.

 

[Scupking]

I think the reason it looks smaller is because it’s low to the ground compared to most trucks.

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