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I had a '22 XL for about 7 months with it's very plain interior so when my '23 XLT was finally build I wasn't sure how I'd like the orange details. As you can see, I've embraced them, adding a steering wheel cover with an orange stripe and orange knob covers. I still need to get the matching...

I bought this Drivelink Android Auto wireless adapter during Prime Day and got it for half what the Motorola MA1 costs. It's working well for me! It automatically connects to my Google Pixel 7 Pro in 20 seconds or less and does everything a wired connection does. Note that it has a standard...

Even funnier... It wasn't one of mine. :ROFLMAO:

So much for Ford's targeting the Gen-Y and Z crowd huh?

I sold a kidney. 😲

After applying rocker panel stripes to my XLT Hybrid I noticed I got one side a bit crooked. At first I thought I'd just live with it, but now a couple of weeks later it's bugging me. I don't suppose there's any way to loosen and reposition these now without damage to the vinyl is there? Temps...

I have a small USB stick with hundreds of songs on it. I don't want to eat up storage on my phone keeping music on it. It works fine if I'm happy to simply have the music play sequentially or randomly. I just don't seem to be able to select songs with voice commands. I can live with that but...

I have a flash drive plugged into the Maverick's USB port under the dash. The truck's screen shows and will play from that device just fine. What I cannot figure out is how to use voice commands to ask for a particular song on that USB. Can do? If so, how? Thanks.

But then it really wouldn't show the vehicle is a hybrid.

If you watch a few YouTube install videos and then go slow and easy, it's not that hard. This one I found very helpful - This design, especially with the small, sharp details inside the letters, was a bit more challenging. A basic stripe would be much easier. The wet soapy water method is a...

Yes... I addition to the hybrid theme I'm trying to bring out the slight greenish cast in the Cactus Gray. In some light, it looks more blue.

Yeah, I am seeing that now but aligned the top thinner stripe with the body line of the truck. I didn't notice that line of the truck isn't parallel to the bottom of the rocker panel. So, when I did the passenger side, I did it a bit differently. I will confess, getting everything just so...

I liked the stripe offered by PremiumCarsDecalShop on Etsy and had an idea for a modification with the highway/leaf logo to better show this is a hybrid. I sent them the design and they were more than happy to put this together for me. It takes a little while to get shipment from Estonia, but...

Say I get a MA1 and use it to make my Android Auto wireless. What happens when I plug the phone into the second USB connector to charge it? Will it try to communicate with Android Auto using the wired connection and thus create a conflict with the Wireless connection?

So would you think heating up the sticker with a hair dryer might enable you to do the same thing? I hate it when they slap these nanny stickers over everything and make it exceedingly difficult to remove them.

I got back with the company and they sent me a link to a Youtube video showing installation. Yes, they use the wet method and it looks simpler than I'd feared. I've done a vinyl graphics application before (though it's been a while) and this is now what I remember. I'm excited to get this on...

I purchased some stripes from the PremiumCarDecals shop on Etsy for my 2023 Maverick Hybrid. I asked that they modify an existing stripe they had slightly with a design I drew up to include a hybrid highway/leaf logo at the front of their existing design. They did this with no additional cost...

Do you really need all those songs available for play all the time? What if you split them across a couple of flash drives. Would only having 5,000 available at a time be a real problem? 😄

I'm beginning to think the FM transmitter idea might be the easiest. Plug a cord into the headphone jack of a portable CD player or Walkman-style cassette player, the other end into the FM transmitter and tune the radio to the right frequency. No conversation needed. Not elegant, but I don't...