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Each of the sensor, CV, and battery issues you mention are seen most in the 22 and 23 model year. This is clear when you look across the NHTSA complaint database. But that's true of every vehicle. Buying the first two model years of a vehicle is inherently risky. It takes that long to judge...

Considering how well Mavericks retain their value, even in the first year, sell it and move on. You are clearly not going to be happy with it.

Caught a film at the library of Congress‘s facility in Culpepper, Virginia. It’s in a Cold War era Federal Reserve bunker that once held half a trillion dollars in cash. Today it stores, their film collection, including very flammable nitrate film.

The OEM mats from FordAccessories.com are good quality, provide excellent coverage and are very easy to clean. I prefer the two piece design of the Ford mats. Same coverage as the other’s bulky one piece design but so easy to take out I don’t skip doing it. Price is comparable to others with...

I started with the OBD method of powering my Wolfbox 900TriPro but found it inconsistent during a long roadtrip,. Wolfbox customer service sent me the tap kit which has been rock solid since I installed it. That kit is super simple, pick the fuse you want to use, pop it out of the block, and...

I added a chrome hybrid badge to my 25. The blue inset is very close to Velocity Blue. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09P159GPH?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share It starts some good conversations in parking lots that usually begin “ I didn’t know Ford made hybrid trucks” or “ what kind of mileage do you get?”

That sound is mandated by the Pedestrian Safety Enhancement Act of 2010 Disabling or even reducing the volume opens you up to liability. especially if you back into a pedestrian, which can happen in any parking lot.

Judging resale value on the current model year is crystal ball nonsense Measuring resale value on previous model years makes sense

One more of my truck at KSC for the Artemis launch. The countdown clock, flag, and empty launch pad a bit less than 90 minutes after liftoff

If that’s how you prefer to read, by all means ask this of your sales person I declined a free copy offered when I bought the truck., I prefer the PDF, it’s searchable, and Ford can update it as needed.. viewing the manual through the entertainment system is a no go for me though

I got back in the truck, and the odometer was back on 17 miles again Now we just need a yellow maverick in front of the Sunoco gate to complete the pallet

Stopped off in Daytona for some cheap Costco gas and noticed this little racetrack across the street

got a good parking spot for the launch

I’m strongly considering moving my Wolfbox there and removing the glass mirror completely

“Good morning, and in case I don't see ya: Good afternoon, good evening, and good night” in Seaside, FL

If I would put the items you mentioned in order, I’d go with Fitment Durability / Thickness (two sides, of the same coin) Appearance (this isn’t hard, make em matte black) Anti-Slip performance

Hoe did you get the sticker to follow the contours so well? Heat gun?

Disappointing. I thought better of Michelin.

My understanding that is switched power which remains hot for only 10 minutes after shutting down the vehicle. That's a great solution for an auto-dimming mirror and or a basic dash cam. By powering through the OBD port (or hardwiring to the fuse block), you get power all the time enabling the...

These kinds of ratings based projections of metrics that can only really be measured in the future, things like resale value and reliability, applied to the current model year always leave me scratching my head. They would be a lot more trustworthy from sources like KBB and Consumer Reports...