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Can also confirm that my Hybrid Lariat has the front fender insulators.

I can verify on my truck, you have to slam the seat back much harder than you would think necessary.

I had not noticed that. Perhaps that explains the discrepancy.

Oddly, the large Owner’s Manual states 13.8 gallons and the small Quick Reference Guide (which also came with my vehicle) states 14.3 gallons. Both manuals have a July 2021 published date on the back covers. Can anyone confirm which is correct?

Good for him!

If you are a previous customer, you’re likely to get the offer. Mine came in the mail from my local dealer. $750 for the Maverick if ordered before 1/3/22 or delivery taken from dealer stock by 1/3/22.

I’m perfectly happy with the $799 Doc Fee for the convenience of dealing with a local business that has an excellent reputation. I’m paying MSRP plus the Doc Fee, and as you can see in my signature, my truck has been built, shipped, and should arrive by the end of the month.

Nearly all Georgia Ford Dealers charge a Doc Fee in this price range. My dealer charges $799.

I’m going to hold onto my 3 year old 2019 Subaru Outback Limited for a while after my Maverick Lariat Hybrid arrives, just to be sure that the Maverick meets my expectations as a daily driver. If it does, I’ll sell the Subaru for a good price to Carvana.

See the post above.

To the Ford site that populates your Modules being turned on (this lets you know it’s actually built at the factory) https://www.motorcraftservice.com/AsBuilt

It was 11 days for me from modules populated until the Built email was received. It took an additional day for the tracker to update to Built.

The only thing certain is uncertainty!

I think my later Production date dodged the chip problem, whereas it may have affected your build.

Production date was 12/16.

Finally got the Built email this afternoon (12/28)!

Haven’t seen the plant closed information before. It was reported that Ford Corporate offices would be closed until the New Year.

For those of us still In Production after our modules have been populated, it would seem that the delay is likely the Spray-in Bed Liner. It has been a known constraint for a long time. According to information contained on this site, if your modules are reporting, your truck has been built. If...

Sent to Plant means that your VIN has been sent for Production.

Been In Production since 12/16. Modules populated 12/17. Nothing further as of today (12/27).