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Cyber for online-virtual, and constantly had Labradors...... been using it for over 20 years, possibly 30.

Unless for some reason 4k or AWD were absolute necessities, which they are not, YES. The Hybrid system is oh so smooth to drive, and yields great mileage. This is both my first Hybrid and first Truck, and I'm really enjoying the Maverick. I've owned a variety of vehicles over the years from a...

Yet oddly, one of the reasons they cited the Maverick Hybrid not having an AWD option was the HF45 eCVT not having the ability to accommodate a drive shaft for the rear wheels. The 2020+ Escape specs indicates the AWD uses a Variable Torque Split WITH Disconnect. - I'm not positive the...

Any rain lately, where the bed may have had some water in, which drained turning into the driveway? - There's quite a few areas that can hold water under the bed and in the rear fenders, you'd be surprised. Get some paper towel or tissue paper, blot it up, and see what color it is. There were...

Does the obligatory T rating designate them as the Touring model, as is usually the case? - I'll check in the morning, but thought they were Touring.

Might very well be the weather or type of driving for the original poster. I know mine has absolutely dropped off several MPGs with the cold weather. My drives to work after a cold night are mid-30s, with drives home more around 50 when we have the colder days. (I was low 40s in and over...

Did the double-sided tape pull away, allowing dirt/debri to get between them and the fender contact area? - In theory, if the tape is secure, there shouldn't be movement between the flare and the fender, nor an opportunity for dirt/debri to get between them. Maybe that's the reason the Air...

Doesn't it interfere with the Adaptive Cruise, and other functions requiring the in-grill radar/lidar unit, hanging directly in front of it, or does it sit high enough to not be an issue? Had a thought, lower them onto the bumper, and you'd have a pointy bush/brush bar for the front end.

The Primacy A/S used on the Lariat models actually gets a 7.6/Good rating on TireRack. At least it's a shade of green, the lightest green in their chart. Probably fine for light or occasional snow. Not great, but not bad for an all-season tire.....wish they'd start installing All-Weather...

How long did it take, was it a wait or drop-off for a day or two? - Some of the F150 updates take several hours, where they're connecting them to a 12v supply and leaving overnight to update, according to my brother. (His reason they didn't do updates with their mobile service).

Well, I'm definitely not younger, and did my share of performance upgrades in the past. The Edelbrock manifolds, Holly Carbs, Crane Cams, trick ECUs, Exhausts and other stuff in the past. Truth be told, the Maverick in stock form is fast enough for most people, even the Hybrid makes a heck...

My 23 had ~26 miles at delivery. They pick a couple going down & back for the SIBL, and as mentioned, some are randomly test driven to spot check for QA. - They'll usually leave a note in or on the vehicle.

Several owners using Forscan have found our trucks came with the battery type set to AGM, even with the 'Enhanced Flood Cell' batteries installed. AGM batteries also tend to have a slightly higher voltage than a flooded cell, and bonus, most claim better resilience to charge cycles.

Depending upon trips and sitting unused time, and proximity of the key, charging to 100% is good for two days. Mine charges the battery higher when driving at night with the lights and seat warmers on, go figure. Early this morning, drive to BNI meeting in the dark, it actually charged to 84%...

They have another nearly identical unit for the 21-23 F150 which shares the right tailgate hinge bracket with the Maverick. - Bracket lists both the Maverick & the 21-23 F150, as well as F150 Lightning under the applicable models tab. Since they use the exact same part number for the right...

I would not attempt to do so, way too many electronics to risk it. I carry a small jump-start power box, that can handle up to a 5.0L engine, and would offer use of that. - I'm the be-prepared type from the younger days of driving older used cars, and have a socket set, wheel chocks, medical...

I've been monitoring mine for several weeks now with a low-power BlueTooth device, and it's interesting to say the least. Shortly after a drive cycle, you can see the momentary downward spike in voltage and SoC reading when presumably the modem kicks in to send data. If during the spike the...

So another model H5? Does it fit in the compartment without modification? - H5 appears to be the width, but roughly 1/2 inch taller, which I believe should fit, given my BT Battery Minder which is 1/2 thick is double side taped to the top of the factory battery. My concern is the 1-1.5 inch...

Who installed the Weize H5 in their hybrid? The reviews section has a photo that sure looks like a Maverick Hybrid. Does the plastic panels all fit back on? How's it working?

Changed my oil at just under 3k on Saturday for the first time, and also had some mayonnaise or pudding looking deposits under the cap, as well as some in the up-tube. It's been cool here, and I rarely have more than 2 bars on the temp gauge. Looks like a change before super cold weather, and...