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Prediction: AutoZone, Advance, NAPA and O'Reilly will buy, or lease, thousands of Mavericks for delivery vehicles.

This whole hybrid thing is new to me, as I never thought I would be in the market for one. It appears that another cost savings of having a hybrid is less maintenance. As I understand it, brakes last longer on hybrids and oil changes are less frequent. Over time, the savings could add up. I...

This could be very interesting. If it actually happens...

You bring up an interesting point. Maybe we have a math wiz on here that could show us the figures on a Lariat with every possible option (to include a more expensive color) at invoice minus the "discount." Then add the $899 doc fee and see how much the actual savings are (if any).

If he throws in a complementary Koons Ford ball point pen, I'm in. Hook, line and sinker....

Made in USA. Great example for others in the automotive industry.

I'm glad I don't live in that area.

Great video on YouTube:

Shell game...

When you can't decide on what color to get...

Anybody know if State Farm does as well?

Tim has provided a great deal of good information to the Maverick "community." Admin fees or ADMs are not his call. The owner, general manager and sales manager dictate pricing. I don't like the additional costs either, but Tim has his marching orders.

I agree. Carbonized gray.

If this is an added quality control measure, I would be all for it. Much easier to deal with an issue pre-delivery rather than post-delivery.

Sort of an interesting little vehicle (not quite a truck). The fog lights and front parking sensors might be really useful. (Ford, are you reading this?) The model for El Salvador comes with a rack for your AR-15. You don't want to leave home without it...

These gouges are self-inflicted. Part of the "gotta have it, gotta have it now" culture.

Very interesting. I was unaware of these terminals. Did a Google search and found a map of their locations. Huge operation. Thanks for posting.

I actually like the clearance lights, but I'm not too keen on the idea of drilling holes in a brand new truck. Assuming that they are functional, I wonder how they are wired in. A night time photo would be great.

Ouch! This is really disappointing for you, I'm sure. Hopefully, it's an easy fix. Reminds me of a commercial paint contractor who told me that "a patch is a patch." Good luck and let us know how it turns out.

Shouldn't have any problem getting a Ford dealer parts salesman to order the splash guards for you. Recently, I worked at a Ford dealership where the parts guys got paid a whopping $45.00 per day, plus commission. Obviously, any sale is important to them.