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Here you go. . . . I disabled it it on my wife's Edge, it was driving her crazy. My Maverick is a hybrid.

Same here, a wash only option so as not to get that wax buildup that turns the black plastic parts gray.

Do these hard liners make more noise in the rain and on non-paved roads?

Unless you want a hobby that guarantees your vehicle while be a troublesome fire trap, I'd wait for Ford to make a PHEV Maverick.

I installed the Muslogy safe and added this rechargeable motion detection light to the lower part of the lid. It does a good job of lighting the dial and it fits between the top and the lid. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C6MN733V?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

I see the door is spring loaded but does it rattle? Also, do the tumblers work easily or do they catch and not want to turn?

We had something similar where I grew up. There was a County road that routinely washed out and the County did not want to afford a bridge so they installed a low culvert bridge. It did not wash out and it was still fun to drive over after a good rain.

We went without a garage for decades until we bought our present house. Most of our working career meant getting the snow/frost off the car to go to work at O Dark Thirty not to mention how quickly a vehicle degrades being outside all the time. I would never give up garage space now that we have it.

No. The Maverick is not a hands frees driving vehicle. It relies on clear lane markers to distinguish a lane. I have seen my Maverick try to follow old ground out lane markers or not see markers at all due to rain, glare, snow or a dirty windshield. Even in the daytime, it will not 'see' the...

I like the 'extras' in the Lariat package. My 'pickup needs' have changed over the years. I appreciate being able to haul 4X8 sheet goods laying flat in the bed and nearly 2000 lbs. capacity while still able to park it easily in a parking ramp. That last capability gives me the shivers. 😬 I'm...

We drove our '97 F150 to 300,000 miles and our '01 Grand Marquis to 220,000 miles. Both had regular maintenance and everything still worked. We sold them because we got our money's worth out of them and we wanted to look for replacement vehicles we liked instead of what we would have to buy if...

We get a noise like that if our Edge gets too dirty. We live on a gravel road and dirt and gravel bits get caught in the rear brakes. The noise is very alarming but it goes away after a car wash.

Not for me, they appear to be tape on and do not replace the original handle.

I don't know if this is true on a 2025 but traffic sign recognition can be activated using Forscan. Search for 'traffic sign recognition' and Forscan on this forum.

I used the Ford color match paint pen to address two rock chips on my Maverick. The pen has two ends, one end has what I call a 'scratcher' and the other side has the paint with a small brush. The thing looks like a an anti-tank weapon. I used the scratcher end to chip away the detached paint...

I have the same issue. My dealer says Ford advises them to just replace the latch under warranty. Mine is going in next week.

I installed it to deal with the build up of dust on the tailgate (we live on a gavel road). It really helped to keep the tailgate and the entire back of the truck cleaner.

Other than some software updates (which never experienced an issue before or after the updates) and the latch for the back seat not working (scheduled for warranty repair next week) I have had no issues. I love this little truck.

I do use Forscan. How can I remove the image?

I have a 2022 Lariat hybrid and I used Forscan to: Enabled global windows. Enabled the F150 fog light switch I installed as part of my Diode Dynamics fog light install. Changed the behavior of the signature lighting (also as part of the DD install). Enabled fog lamp usage options in the BCM as...