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Claying is not like a "cleaner" wax. With clay, you mist the surface with a mild lubricant (often a spray cleaner) and gently rub the soft clay over the paint surface. The contaminants on the paint are gently sheared off into the clay, which you then fold over to trap the contaminants and...

. As someone with a 2009 fusion who lost his brakes, I can vouch for that... Additionally the calipers are constantly problematic - requiring bead blasting every few years.

Unless you find one on a lot and are willing to pay "whatever the market may dictate" then you'll be ordering in August for (hopefully) a delivery by the end of 2023

Hi from Akron.

Saw my first Maverick - a cactus grey on Rt 59/Perkins/ MLK in Akron yesterday. It was heading westbound while I was headed east so I only saw if for a moment.

Saw my first in the wild today - a grey on Perkins\MLK\59 in Akron

Interesting - I've always had wonderful service from them -- not only ordering/shipping and on occasion, picking up my tires and or rims in person from them, but also have had zero issues with their road hazard warrantee service on two instances when the need arose. On occasion I've made the...

When I saw an interview with one of the interior designers of the Maverick who said they were told that people wanted a place to put hair scrunchies, that's about the only time that cubby made any sense... But kudos for the Han in carbonite!

While not for me, I love the fact that folks are considering/trying these things to add their own personality or signature to their vehicles. The only thing that bothers me is that the stripe width is one height at the front wheel well and another at the rear. I think that over time, it would...

The 2.0 ecoboost are manufactured in both Cleveland OH and Valencia Spain. It seems a lot of the Maverick trucks are getting Spanish engines.

While I have no definitive proof, it is my understanding that the SIBL is performed off site - so while the truck may be built, it is not finished and ready for shipment.

You were supposed to get one in the glovebox.

The greys. I don't care for the "glossy primer" or worse, "flat primer" look.

My son has seen three - a white one for someone who works at Summa Hospital, a red one out on the road around Kent, and a grey one in Cuyahoga Falls.

I haven't gotten my Maverick yet but when I got new wheels and tires at Tire Rack, Gorilla lug nuts are what they used. I was very happy as they didn't swell as the standard Ford acorn lug nuts commonly did.

Terrible credit or no credit rating...

We use noco genius chargers at work for our van and plow truck and have been very satisfied.

Griots Garage fine hand polish - check your local autozone, pepboys, etc.

It was supposed to be in your glovebox, according to Ford. When you pull the small covers off the inner rear fender you'll find the mating plug there and ready for your DIY creations.

I'm hoping for something from ARE as well - either a fusion cover or suitable cap.