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One thing I always found funny was "Axle and PTU Maintenance The Power Transfer Unit (PTU) and rear axle (AWD only) in your vehicle does not require any scheduled maintenance. The PTU lubricant may be more likely to require a fluid change if the vehicle has extended periods of extreme or severe...

I took my car to dealership at 1k miles to change out the oil as part of the works package and paid with points that's more valuable than $200 floor mats and the such. Dealership didn't actually rotate the tires and didn't install all the screws on the splash guard. They "fired" the service...

End of January when I picked up the car - never had any issues with Ford pass

Are we talking about this? Because this has been a feature since day one?

Doesn't look gone in your photos but not sure what you're referring to - my 2025 looks the same as the 2024 ust different color.

My Subaru Crosstrek from 8 years ago had ACC standard too- Ford had to push features to justify the Lariat trim.

And a Golf cart is cheaper than a Maverick XL that doesn't change the fact that a Maverick Lariat is expensive.

Its just too expensive - probably not easy to find right now either. Looks like you're chart is just listing for sale. Its not clear why you chose 2023 vs 2025 but this isn't sales data.

I've not noticed a bad ride but the more rubber you can get the better for sure. There are a few bronco sport wheels that fit the bill but no Mavericks in the junkyards unfortunately. Black looks soo much better than the blindingly bright machined wheels on the 25.

$500 is not bad at all plastidip is like $100 as diy. I have an ecoboost but I was looking at 17s for cheaper tires and all terrains.

How much did it cost you- I thought about powdercoating copper or spray painting black. I'm over here looking for someone that wants to trade the standard 25 Lariat wheels for 17" XLTs lol

Right I don't have a use for it but the only thing I can think of would be sunglasses and some random things that I just emptied out of my pocket.

Actually the opposite - it's designed for the old timers that want to fit a 12oz or 25 oz can of bud light

No I wasn't born then - I suppose if my parent had been they i might have not been born either. I think that's a fault with the airbag system but if the passenger disable system has a fault does that illuminate the cluster light?

I would like to know that my passenger is going to be protected when I turn on the car if I were to get into an accident. If the passenger airbag wasn't working then I'd make sure they not sit there instead of potentially having them slam face first into the dash.

The risk is that the airbag is potentially disabled and you don't know -it's a small risk but that's what it is. If you had someone a weight below the threshold or something caused it to fail then you could expect that it is triggered but it not do so in the event of a crash.

Yeah not a fan of that, doesn't seem to add anything and sticks out

Generally whatever's easily available nearby. If you're washing your car more than once a year then most of them work. Harbor freight sells Meguires. Auto parts stores have griots and turtle wax, Amazon has a ton of different options. I'm using griots on mine right now.

I think that one has felt to prevent rattling - I just don't get the point of the silicone ones because they're like exactly the same as the tray that's already there + a divider. If I were to get one I'd probably get something like this but I would worry about heat retention for the screen...