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I finally saw Cactus Gray in person - a Bronco. I really like the color and think it will look great with some camo accents, plus won't show the dirt.

Just visited my dealership and they are scheduled for a demo on August 24. Autonation Ford, White Bear Lake, MN. They had 2 Broncos, Cactus Gray and Area 51....both colors I like. It is going to be hard to decide on a color for my Maverick!

29 mpg certainly sounds reasonable to me. I drive a 2019 Honda Ridgeline and consistently average 26-27 mpg on the highway (actual, not calculated). The Maverick is significantly smaller/lighter and should be able to get better mpg.

Never...I like the cubby. You can never have enough spaces for "stuff" or gear.

I have had extended cab/quad cab pickups here in Minnesota for the past 25 years. Not one of my trucks have had rear window defrosters and I have never needed them.

I had a 2001 F150 with an 6.5 foot bed and an aluminum topper/bed cap. I could remove this by myself and suspend it from the garage ceiling. An aluminum topper for the Maverick's 4.5 bed would be extremely light and would be a cinch to add/remove. Aluminum toppers are not very elegant looking...

I am 69 and have owned full size trucks in the past and currently drive a Ridgeline. Been hoping for a more capable uni body truck and Ford has done it! Better off-road capabilities, colors, features and possible third party options.

My XLT would be perfect if it had the power sliding rear window. I cannot justify the thousands of dollars for a Lariat just for that! Can the manual be made a power window? Please Ford, make the power sliding rear window an option for the lower trims

All together the add-ons are too much. I would like to see Maverick pictures with just one add-on at a time, especially the wheel arches. I have the wheel arches on my current vehicles and like them.

I have seen different colors/patterns for filling in the tailgate letters, I am hoping for a camo pattern (Mossy Oak or Realtree).

When hunting/fishing it is great to have a secure, enclosed space for wet muddy waders, decoys, dog etc. Plus all the game that you hopefully get. That really messes up the back of an SUV.

I like the wheel arches....it creates a continuous black line from front bumper to rear bumper. Also like the filled-in lettering on the tailgate.

The only thing I wanted in the Lariat was the power sliding rear window, everything else I wanted I could get in an XLT.

Does anyone know the interior dimensions of the armrest/console? Hopefully it will fit all my gadgets, binoculars, rangefinder, etc. Thanks

What tonneau cover is on that Lariat FX4? I like the between the bed rails, lows profile.

Great pictures... Loving the size of the under seat storage in the 2.0. I will miss the trunk in my Ridgeline, but the under seat storage will hold a lot.

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I believe I read that the rear seatback folds down to create an almost flat surface. Is this correct? Are there any pictures/video that show this? Thanks.

A company in North Dakota makes a combination tonneau and soft topper that looks interesting. Check out "fas-top.com". My approach is going to be a " inside the bed rails" roll-up tonneau and a lightweight Aluminum topper. I think I can leave the tonneau rolled up and put the topper on and off...

I currently own a 2019 Forester and Honda Ridgeline. I was waiting (hoping?) For someone to build a better unibody pickup. I would have been interested in a Subaru pick-up, but Ford and the Maverick surprised me in a good way and I am excited for the Maverick.