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EPA requirements are based upon a formula using the wheelbase and track width. There is a reason the Maverick was made with as long of a wheelbase that it has. In the modern auto industry, the first priority of any manufacturer is to satisfy the various regulatory agencies - what the customer...

Are any of these seat covers compatible with heated seats in the XLT luxury package? Oddly the ones on the Ford accessories website all say they are not. Thanks!

I use the little cubby by the screen to hold one of those "purse packs" of tissues, and napkins, etc. Easy to find if you need one due to a spill, etc.

I waited 13 months to get the exact XLT Luxury package I wanted. Personally, I think it is worth waiting to get what you want, unless you think an XL hybrid will not be built.

Besides my 2023 hybrid XLT, I've got a 2009 Toyota Prius with the original batteries and 160,000 miles. Gas mileage has dropped a little to around 42 mpg, but the hybrid system has been great. Worst case scenario, Greenbean will come to your house and install an entire lithium battery in the...

My dealer loaded it on my vehicle, and showed me how to use it. A few days later, I removed it from the truck. I have no interest in having my truck use up all my data.

Or, try to avoid buying new products, because it is impossible to buy any mass market items not full of 3rd world produced items. My car is 21 years old, so I had to buy something, and I was eligible for A-plan. The Maverick was literally the lowest priced passenger vehicle Ford sells in...

What's another "lowest bidder" part made with child labor in a 3rd world country?

I only need the heated seat and heated steering wheel for any temperatures above freezing. Since I park in a garage, typically I don't have to defrost the windshield, though I do have the heated wiper feature as well that helps with that as well.

It has the rare 2.5L hybrid turbocharged engine, per the description. Should be worth a fortune...

Probably the tail light "safety" program update....

You are correct! Mine does have an A there!

I bought using Ford A-plan. My window sticker had no indication anywhere that I am aware of that showed that fact.

Yep - I deleted the app as I'm old school anyways. A couple of weeks ago, I went four days without driving the Maverick while I waited for the road salt to disappear. On day four, while the interior light didnt come on when I opened the door, it did "start" immediately when I turned the key.

First thing I did when I got my truck was get rid of connectivity to the FordPass app. I'm not saying that is the issue, but I have no interest in letting an unstable application have access to my vehicle any time it wants. Only Issue I've had since October 23 when I picked mine up was the...

Takes a mile or two for the engine to properly warm up the battery before it goes into hybrid mode. At lunch today, I drove home. 3.1 mile trip. On the way home, I got 29 mpg. On the way back to the office, I got 51.3 mpg. Same exact time, only in different directions.

I'm looking for some that give a more slippery surface, but will work with the heated seats in an XLT. All the seats on the Ford Accessories website indicate they are not for use with heated seats.

I would have added the carpeted inserts to my floormats. In fact, I think I will do that from my dealer anyways I ordered the stainless tailgate letter inserts through FordAccessories.com - FedEx lost the first delivery, and the 2nd one have been loaded on a truck and then returned for delivery...

I set up a Fuelly account as well - drove around 1,800 miles over Thanksgiving weekend going to visit relatives in Boston, but I have not filled up my gas tank since November 25. I do know mileage dropped quite a bit using the required ethanol in PA and MA, plus the 75 mph freeway speeds.

My hybrid hate the 10% ethanol gasoline, and also not the best on the highway. If driven 70% in the city on regular 100% gasoline, I get 40 mpg.