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I would guess around 35-38 mpg at 60 mph. Drive a little slower, on basically flat land, and you will get in the low 40's.

Thank you for your reply to this question. I hope to never need this information, but it makes me fell good to know how the system works.

Why wait? Go and see what caused the problem, you're still under warranty I hope.

Your in the right forum, with the right vehicle. The Maverick is for people who like to make changes to their likings, without, effecting your warranty. By the way, get an extended warranty from Granger if you're going to keep your truck for a while, you have choices on bed covers, rain guards...

See how much more to upgrade to an XLT, you get so much more for on a XLT it's worth the cost.

I live in Florida where the speed limit on the interstates are 70mph, I drive my hybrid all the time going from 60 to 75 mph without any difference from my regular gas car, except the gas mileage drops to about 33 mph. Nothing to worry about.

I didn't realize it was from the accident, sorry.

This should be covered by Ford. Check to make sure your VIN number is included with the recall.

Start reading and enjoying the information on this site. You will get new friends you never knew you had. There are no dumb questions to ask, so don't be afraid to ask them. On this site, you will find an answer to problems that someone has had, and shared with us. We have members that sold...

That's why the Maverick is for everyone, you can option from basic, to 5 different models, and add things you want to each one.

Ford found a sweet spot with the Maverick that no other car (or truck) manufacturer thought of. When it first surfaced as a hybrid, 5 passanger vehicle, for under $20K even people who were not thinking of a truck, said WOW! I want one of these. We all know what happened. It was a Home Run...

Read the replies, all the transactions are done on email. Give an out of state address, (sons, sister etc) and your email. And your good to go! Granger will take care of the rest.

And I loved your answer. Nothing like asking someone who has the experience, then someone shooting from the hip!

I really like those wheels, easy to clean, and don't look out of place.

Most owners rarely use the rear slider window, but when you sell your truck, buyers see this as an higher end truck if it has one. Also try driving with it open, and the A/C off it will amaze you how much flow and comfort it provides.

I'm impressed, how much driving do you do?

All of the above mentioned reasons, plus it fits in a normal size garage!

Your not going to find those options on a under 35K truck. That's why people buy Toyotas.

This is a problem with the 2022's, and 2023's that came with a flood battery. The later mavericks came with a AGM battery, which seemed to stop the problem. After 4+ years, I replaced my flood battery with a AGM battery,and that seems to help.

You only get 8 years total. The coverage starts on the day the truck is first registered.