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I'm guessing at least half the commenters didn't even bother to read the article. Yes, the title was poorly worded but as has been pointed out, it's actually a good list to be on because it means the Maverick is still in high demand. Plus I'm surprised that no one has mentioned the fact that...

What's not missing from my XL is the extra $11k from my bank account ;)

You should post the difference in MPG!

I guess we have a fundemental difference in what we want in a truck. To me, it's a utility vehicle so I guess my ride expectations are lower. I think the XL is perfectly comfortable driving around town. Would I want to take in on a long road trip? Defenintely not but for local driving, I don't...

I always remove any dealer markings as I'm not predisposed to being a rolling free billboard for the dealer. However, I'm proud to let other drivers know I own a Maverick and the tailgate letters help with that since they're far more visible than just the stamped tailgate.

Sure I could have gotten a Lariat but why pay $10k extra for the bells and whistles when the XL is a perfectly functional truck. I also have a BMW that does have most every convenience but I am equally happy driving the Maverick while running errands around town. Besides, did I mention that it's...

Probably less annoying and time consuming than taking it back to the dealer.

I love how 4x8 sheets of drywall fit perfectly in the bed.

He backed up so he could open the driver's door wide enough to step out. Of course it only worked because he had a compact car with a manual trans so he could roll it forward again to close the door.

Makes me glad I have an XL, one less thing that can break ;)

Yeah, no. Compared to a F150, the Maverick could be called a Barbie Truck but the Santa Cruz is way more Barbie than the Maverick.

Okay I won't argue that there are plenty of vehicles that make better daily drivers than a Maverick so I'm curious why you bought a Maverick in the first place? I got mine because I wanted a low cost utility vehicle with an open bed and AWD. In which case, the Maverick is the obvious (and really...

I purchased my Maverick in Missouri but titled it in North Carolina. I was surprised that Ford/dealer had no difficulty handling the our-of-state paperwork.

Dealership just called and confirmed the plastic high-pressure fuel line had been chewed through by a critter. Argh!

There's nothing to cause a friction rub. I thought the fuel lines were steel but thinking back, the fitting was metal but the line was black so its plastic? If so, it's definitely possible a critter bit through it.

The plastic black ribbed cover was torn at the location of the hole in the fuel line.

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Okay so I went to go run some errands in my Maverick just now and smelled gasoline. I popped the hood and discovered a fuel line on top of the engine was spraying gasoline all over the engine compartment. I haven't driven it in about 6 weeks and have no idea what could have damaged that fuel...

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