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Geez, my local dealership has a bunch of 2023 XLT hybrids for less than $27k - who is seriously paying these exorbitant prices?! ...granted to people around here buy full-sized trucks, so our demand may not be like the city, but still!

I added two sets of 'V-hooks" onto the mid rack and carried my two, 10' kayaks easily. Loaded some folding chairs and tubs of gear and was on the road. https://www.sportsmans.com/camping-gear-supplies/camping-specialty/auto-rv/cargo-carriers/malone-auto-rack-seawing-kayak-carrier/p/1448523 I did...

1997 Chevy S-10 4.3L 2wd - my Mav is a lot more comfortable, AWD and less thirsty!

Geez guys I'm at 6 for radio and 10 for Pandora - any more than 12 is loud! :D

I was shopping for a new truck, saw the Maverick online and liked it - ended up seeing one in person one morning after it was dropped off at the local dealer and a simple walk around told me it was just what I needed.

I just put the Thule setup on my XL a few weeks ago - I love it! I did want the side accessory bars, but I was not sure if the spacing so I skipped them for now - glad to see you made them work! The cross bars are too wide, and I’ve knocked my head on them more than once - I do plan on...

My office got a then-new Fusion with the dial: the first time I got in to drive I was dumbfounded on what to do... literally took me 10 seconds of staring at the thing to wrap my brain around not having a shifter. I'm used to it now and it has its positives, it's grown on me. I too grew up on...

Also I grabbed some “universal v-hooks” which will work great for kayaks as it should raise them up a few inches over the cab - but looks like it wasn’t quite universal enough so I’ll just go find some longer bolts for it tomorrow.

So I ordered the Thule xsporter mid from Sportsmans Warehouse, because I had 10% off, price was $799 and I also had $50+ in points to burn. Installed it tonight, went together easy, even though there was no instruction supplied (or at least not that I saw); YouTube is my skill set. Assemble...

Feel for you OP, I hope hey do the overvalued route for you! last week on the way home from work, I seriously thought I was going to be in a chain reaction wreck, but thankfully everyone managed to stop without getting hit in he back.

Just under 11k miles on my odometer, XL, 2.0, AWD w/ 4K tow and my gauge says 28.8 mpg currently.

I'm more interested in the potential for a single cab EV from Nissan or Chevy at this point. I love me some Taco, but more elaborate, expensive and opulent is the wrong direction For my needs - besides, they're still huge! I'd wager they drop the jumper seats and go full crew cab across the line.

So I ordered the Thule pro mid rack last night (yay!) but wondered what the distance between the vertical posts are as I had initially wanted to add at least one side with accessory rails. There is a short rail at 36.5” long and wondered how that might work.

What setup is that? I’m looking for a kayak rack for the bed. How has it held up?

I know theres at least one running Rabbit truck in town, and if the owner puts a 'for sale' sign on it I'd be tempted! my first truck was an 82 Toyota long bed diesel, which I think had 67 HP and could only do 65 with a tailwind - but I could load it up with furniture and junk and it'd haul it...

I still think the Mav is chunky all around, and it feels much wider than my S-10. Great visual next to the true baby trucks :D I used to think my old Metro hatchback was tiny… until I parked it next to a Smart car!

I’m betting they’re planning to just use the Chevy Bolt architecture and manufacturing facilities to make a mini truck. Sign me up!

I would be very sureprised if there wasn't a rear seat delete option offered on future Mavericks - I really think this could be a useful feature.

same exactly! if the new Frontier had offered some fuel efficient 4 cylinder for $35k, I probably could have been suckered into that too, but the Maverick just checked all the boxes for me and it was $25k!

Planning a trip to Tahoe this spring and don't really want to pull a utility trailer all the way up the mountain in order to bring our kayaks - this is exactly what I'm looking for!