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I've got a trifold factory-installed bed cover. After a touch-free car was I noticed that a significant amount of water had gotten into the bed. There is an about half inch gap between the tailgate and the cover, so I suppose that's expected. Questions: Is that normal? Are there any tips and...

I am almost sure you have same settings. Once you turn ON your truck using the phone app...

86?? Wow, you like it hot 🙂

To do what? 😁 And Ford, if it decided for some strange reason to track you, would use your car data, not your mobile data.

Just got a text message from the installer The link above still does not show the bumper, but probably there are other template providers. Anyway, getting it done tomorrow.

Most definitely! But only if you are lucky and the rock would hit the deflector. If it flies above it, which is most of the windshield surface that is unprotected, then it won't. 🙂

Did you install it yourself? Any drilling required? Was it pretty trivial, no tricky access, etc.?

A friend of mine had a similar issue about a month ago with his Lexus. Brand new, no impact - the glass just cracked. He was able to have it replaced by the dealership as a part of new car warranty.

Source, please?

Installed a Rexing V1P Flex X4 4K dual dashcam and an illuminated front emblem.

Same.

Not from the manual, but widely available nonetheless.

There is no break-in oil in Mavericks, and the first oil change is supposed to be done at 1000 miles.

There is some progress. Still no templates for the bumper yet, but the 2025 is now in the list, and some other templates are becoming available. https://www.xpel.com/paint-protection-kits/US--AND--Canada/Passenger-Cars--AND--Light-Trucks/2025/Ford/Maverick/Lariat

I disagree. Break-in oil is not used in modern cars by the majority of manufacturers anymore. And 3K miles is too long.

If you drive a car whose manufacturer recommends regular gasoline, paying more for premium is a waste of money. It provides no increase in power or fuel economy, and no reduction in exhaust emissions, when premium gasoline was used in cars designed for regular. Interesting... WHY??

Status update: Exterior detailing - done Tailgate assist damper - done Clear bra - partially done, waiting for the patterns to become available for the bumper, Xpel doesn't have it yet for the 2025 Maverick. Rustproofing - done Dashcam - should be done on Tuesday Extended warranty - done...

Once there were buttons. Now they're screens. The End. 🥱

I meant for the Lariat, it's a part of the Black Appearance Package. Otherwise the standard is a combination of bluish-grey and almond, whatever it's called.

Typically, black is the standard base color. But now Ford is charging people for it 🤭