Spotting Tremors in the wild?

[Graboid]

I first became aware of the Tremor when exploring options for my 2024 order. Order placed July last year, truck delivered February. Mine is still the only Tremor I've ever seen in person. Delivery was apparently a big event at Ford of Kirkland considering the attention the truck got, this despite there being a $1.2M GT and a Mustang Dark Horse on site.

Am curious on others' experience with spotting Tremors.

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[Jwaz68]

I haven't seen any in person except for the one my dealer received last month. I have had mine almost a year and I see a lot of Mavericks but no Tremor.

 

[KrS]

I've not seen another one in my area. Everyone at the dealership liked what I had brought in though

 

[Graboid]

Proof yet again that the universe likes to mess with me... 3 hours after starting this thread I ran into a nice couple driving this 2023 Lariat :

Next time I swear I'm going to ask if anyone had spotted a big bag of cash in the middle of the road

 

[ABTremor]

We just went on a 2500 mile road trip visiting family earlier this month. Drove from NC to MI then continued on to CT and finally back to NC. I saw several Mavericks, but the only Tremor we saw was ours.

Being limited to 2% of production for both model year '23 and '24 means there isn't to many out in the wild.
I think it's less than 2k Tremors for model year 2023.

 

[Joe Strummer]

A guy on my development has an F150 Tremor; but I haven't seen any Maverick Tremors (other than mine).

 

[icegradner]

I've seen one Tremor, twice, at someones house near mine. Other than that one, I think I saw one another on the freeway somewhere a few months ago. Not nearly as common as other Mavericks. Most people here seem to have XLs or Lariats.

 

[TheShark]

I've seen a couple of Tremors besides mine of course, even saw another Carbonized Gray though it was a XLT.

 

[Redline]

The only Tremor I've seen is in my garage. The owner of the dealership liked mine so much, she said she was going to get one for herself. I have a pretty good idea why my Mav had 86 miles on it when I picked it up.

 

[Ford Maverick Maniac]

With all the people in SoCal, I also have never seen another Mav Tremor. Here is my T next to an even more rare MegaRaptor.

 

[Old Young Man]

We decided the 22 Gladiator High Altitude we bought was not really working for us when we decided to go to one vehicle. Went looking at various trucks and told the wife I wanted to go look at Mavericks. Drove the Jeep in and told a salesman we wanted to look at Mavericks. He smiled and said they just got one in that was for me. He said he would pull it out. He drove up in a fully loaded 24 Lariet Tremor. Took a few hours to get the deal we wanted, unloaded my Jeep and drove it away. Like the Jeep very much, but don’t 4 wheel anymore except for the beach. Like the 6 mpg gain over the jeep

 

[sfurash]

I've seen more than a few up here in Maine.
I have a 2024 Black Tremor Lariat.
I picked it up about two months ago and love it.
I didn't order it I just bought it from my local dealer the weekend he listed it from delivery from Ford.
Paid sticker for those that are curious, personally there is no way I would wait a year or more for an ordered vehicle to come no matter how good it is.
Also, wouldn't pay over sticker.
There is no vehicle out there I want that bad.
I just happened, after I built it, to click on search inventory and it came up, the dealer was local like an hour away and I bought it.
The Tremor is the only version I considered, didn't want any of the others.
My other choice was a Jeep Gladiator but for my use case a couple of miles a day of driving I couldn't justify spending 15 to 20k more for a truck.
Even though I could those days are gone.
As I said though the Maverick is perfect for most homeowners and the Tremor with the orange tow hooks and other orange bits is bad ass enough for me at this point in my life.

 

[k2rizzle]

We just went on a 2500 mile road trip visiting family earlier this month. Drove from NC to MI then continued on to CT and finally back to NC. I saw several Mavericks, but the only Tremor we saw was ours.

Being limited to 2% of production for both model year '23 and '24 means there isn't to many out in the wild.
I think it's less than 2k Tremors for model year 2023.

Take rate isn't great on them, but I love mine. I have seen a couple on dealer lots but think I have only encountered 1 on the roads and it appeared to be my exact build/color/everything.

Other than the gas mileage being worse (getting 20.2 per the computer at 2,000 miles and 7 months of driving) I don't see a downside unless you need to tow something over 2K lbs.

I wish I had gotten a 23 Tremor XLT Lux with the keypad on the door, body colored mirrors instead of black and windshield wiper de-icer, but I decided I wanted one after the order window closed and dealers at the time wanted $5-10K over sticker for a Tremor due to their rarity.

 

[Camodude]

A couple of miles from my house is a small strip mall, and frequently there is a Maverick Tremor and a F-150 Tremor in the parking lot. Both are Avalanche color.

When I picked my Tremor up in November the dealer also had a 2024 Ranger on hand for sales training. The salespeople were more interested in my Tremor than the Ranger. OP, I also have a Terrain Tremor, I love the color more every day.

 

[TJ2023]

Living and working in metro Detroit I see them all the time. There seems to be a lot more Mavericks in general around here than most places. When I travel outside of the city I rarely see any Mavericks at all.

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