2025 MPG for AWD

[rockcandymountain]

I am curious what sort of effect having AWD on the Maverick will do to MPG. I just did a build on a 25 and it came in at about the same price as my 24. I dont understand why the black out package forces me to go to AWD. My 24 has the black out package, which I like so its impossible to do an actual comparison.

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[The Real Maverick]

I am curious what sort of effect having AWD on the Maverick will do to MPG. I just did a build on a 25 and it came in at about the same price as my 24. I dont understand why the black out package forces me to go to AWD. My 24 has the black out package, which I like so its impossible to do an actual comparison.

It is about 2 mpg less adding AWD.

 

[tom_tucker]

What's the point here? You bought a 24 now you're looking at a 25?

 

[710-oil-614]

Ford hasn’t posted official epa rated MPG yet but 2mpg in city is the expected hit.

I would expect only 1 mpg hit for highway but still an overall 2mpg hit for the total rating.

 

[A Dodge that drives Fords]

I was considering a 2025 all wheel drive, 4K, hybrid. Then I built one with my options. XLT 2022 almost loaded(except FX4 and Moon roof) couldn't believe the price! I'm still getting 500+ MPG combined I'll keep mine.

I reset my trip meter every time I fill up. This was my best, pulling into the gas station at zero left. I got a four card straight

And towing isn't bad either with my small camper.

 

[IHateSpeedbumps]

What's the point here? You bought a 24 now you're looking at a 25?

I am in the same boat. I needed a new vehicle at the start of this year and really liked the Maverick. Found one on a dealer lot and picked it up. When I started hearing rumors of the '25 I told myself I would get one unless they updated the infotainment screen and gauge cluster, gave it hybrid AWD with 4k tow, and offered it in Eruption green. I ordered one as soon as the books opened.

 

[inline_five]

I am in the same boat. I needed a new vehicle at the start of this year and really liked the Maverick. Found one on a dealer lot and picked it up. When I started hearing rumors of the '25 I told myself I would get one unless they updated the infotainment screen and gauge cluster, gave it hybrid AWD with 4k tow, and offered it in Eruption green. I ordered one as soon as the books opened.

I just can't bring myself to pay $34k for the same interior that scratches so easily. I'm cool with the rest of the vehicle being cheap, I just don't want it to look 10 years old after the first year.

 

[Taxman100]

Maverick prices have really gone up, but compare to what you can get for the same price. I'm not saying the Maverick is a great deal, but all cars are way overpriced for a variety of reasons.

I realize, especially now, my 2023 with A-plan was a great deal, though at the time comparing to a 2022 it didn't seem as much a deal.

 

[IHateSpeedbumps]

I just can't bring myself to pay $34k for the same interior that scratches so easily. I'm cool with the rest of the vehicle being cheap, I just don't want it to look 10 years old after the first year.

I see people saying this all the time but I only have a couple scratches and those are not really noticeable. But I also take care of my vehicles and have no kids or dogs.

 

[Gonzo chris]

I just can't bring myself to pay $34k for the same interior that scratches so easily. I'm cool with the rest of the vehicle being cheap, I just don't want it to look 10 years old after the first year.

That was the biggest disappointment for me when I sat in one at the auto show this year in New york. I know it's supposedly a cheaper vehicle in for a truck it is but my 2016 VW Golf which cost $24,500 new has an interior that looks like an S-Class and comparison. But I guess I'd get used to it

 

[710-oil-614]

I see people saying this all the time but I only have a couple scratches and those are not really noticeable. But I also take care of my vehicles and have no kids or dogs.

it does certainly scratch but not awful if you ask me. F-150s also scratch in the similar spots as the Mav. It’s just Ford.

 

[tom_tucker]

I am in the same boat. I needed a new vehicle at the start of this year and really liked the Maverick. Found one on a dealer lot and picked it up. When I started hearing rumors of the '25 I told myself I would get one unless they updated the infotainment screen and gauge cluster, gave it hybrid AWD with 4k tow, and offered it in Eruption green. I ordered one as soon as the books opened.

Looked heavily into the 2025. The point of Maverick for me was to spend less in the long run.

I am in the same boat. I needed a new vehicle at the start of this year and really liked the Maverick. Found one on a dealer lot and picked it up. When I started hearing rumors of the '25 I told myself I would get one unless they updated the infotainment screen and gauge cluster, gave it hybrid AWD with 4k tow, and offered it in Eruption green. I ordered one as soon as the books opened.

Right, I looked heavily into upgrading to a 2025 as well. I can't imagine a bigger money flush. Basically 5-$10k easy, plus any depreciation on my 2023. 2-3k of that is going to be purely wasted money on the transaction fees, not including tax (maybe you can trade in with min tax). And after all that, I'll still have a very similar car. Certainly not a "Maverick" move, and not the move for me. I did a ton of math on it. No way I'm gonna cannibalize my original deal just for AWD.

 

[IHateSpeedbumps]

Right, I looked heavily into upgrading to a 2025 as well. I can't imagine a bigger money flush. Basically 5-$10k easy, plus any depreciation on my 2023. 2-3k of that is going to be purely wasted money on the transaction fees, not including tax (maybe you can trade in with min tax). And after all that, I'll still have a very similar car. Certainly not a "Maverick" move, and not the move for me. I did a ton of math on it. No way I'm gonna cannibalize my original deal just for AWD.

I am in a completely different place than most people. I have a shortened life expectancy and happen to have an extra $4k a month that I am considering free money to have fun with during the next few years. But I know that is a unique opportunity for me that many will never get.

it does certainly scratch but not awful if you ask me. F-150s also scratch in the similar spots as the Mav. It’s just Ford.

Not just Ford. I have been in many vehicles and you can find materials in a lot of manufacturers that can scratch easily if you are rough. At least is not full of that soft touch plastic that European manufacturers liked for a while that would all start to peel due to the oils in your skin.

 

[PNWMaverick]

I was considering a 2025 all wheel drive, 4K, hybrid. Then I built one with my options. XLT 2022 almost loaded(except FX4 and Moon roof) couldn't believe the price! I'm still getting 500+ MPG combined I'll keep mine.

I reset my trip meter every time I fill up. This was my best, pulling into the gas station at zero left. I got a four card straight

And towing isn't bad either with my small camper.

New pricing is kind of wild isn't it? The Maverick now starts at more than what I paid for my optioned XLT.

 

[NiceDawg]

Ford hasn’t posted official epa rated MPG yet but 2mpg in city is the expected hit.

I would expect only 1 mpg hit for highway but still an overall 2mpg hit for the total rating.

I thought I read on Ford sight that it was 41 city vs 42 on regular hybrid

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