Keep the faith. My dealer ordered a total of 6 Mavericks in 2022. The 5 2022 EBs came in; my Hybrid did not. When 2023 opened, my dealer sold ZERO new Mavericks, but my cancelled VIN/Rollover did get built as a 2023.
That depends on how much you drive. The average US driver drives 14,263 miles per year (most recent FHA stats) and average nationwide gas price is $3.71 right now. So in gas alone, the hybrid saves $605 a year and pays off that $1,500 in just under 2.5 years. If you drive more city, gas prices keep increasing, you drive above average mileage, etc., that payoff is even quicker.
Calculation says about 2 yrs if you do 15k miles per year. Of course, you save more if you live in cities/states with high cost for gas.
Which Mullinax? Ordered a Bronco and Maverick from Mullinax(Kissimmee)last week, Maverick went in on the 18th the Bronco on the 21st. Bronco got scheduled yesterday. I do see way more Mavericks here than Broncos.
You are in SoCal, which dealer did you order from? I got mine after almost 600 days from Citrus Motors Ford.
The median home listing there is 1.3 million. If residents aren't buying an EV and taking advantage of home charging at 23 cents a kwh instead of paying $7.28 a gallon of gas then I don't know what to say. An EV even at a relatively expensive 0.23 per kwh will save you $10k over 5 years. Add in state and federal ev incentives and you definitely save money with an EV in Mendocino.
Not sure which, just quoting... click on the link on my post, it will ref back to when Tim said about #1 and #2 dealers in the US. You can go on youtube from the video a few days ago when he said Long McArthur is #3 in the nation. And I recall they were like #5 last year, therefore they must have been doing things right to move up from #5 -> #3.
They're not, I just checked to see what carvana would give me for my 22 XL Ecoboost with 14k miles......Looks like falling Maverick Prices aren't happening at Cars.com:
Looks like this one was rejected, likely because the dealer screwed up and left off the Copilot 360 Assist on the otherwise loaded Lariat BAP. Just for reference, my truck (with 360 assist) was over $15,200 LESS.Looks like falling Maverick Prices aren't happening at Cars.com:
Their are discounts for x plan and AZ plan my salesman put the discounts at the bottom of my order AZ plan was a little over 1900. and their is a discount for the xplan
Since there isn't much new on the 24 the production line should start pretty easily although if there are some keypads laying around they might be mystified trying to find where to put them. First batch will probably be fleet and marketing trucks.
