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I called my salesman whom I bought my 2022 from back in May and told him to put me down on the dealership list for ordering a 2025 at the end of July. Today I get a call from him telling me that he had been on vacation and that order banks were open. I told them they opened 4 weeks ago (!!)...

You posted this on 8/18, so why did the "7 days" promotion end on 8/23 ( 5 days) and not be valid through today (8/25)? :(

I am baffled as to how the 2nd person in the Ford Design studio to see the new design did not scream and yell "NO, NO, NO!!!!!".

So far, this is the nicest "solution" I've seen...

In addition to the heavily disliked awkward restyling, I believe that price increases have also come into play, and of course current interest rates. Other 2025 cons: 1. Deleted buttons for climate, heated seats etc. 2. Too many forced options on the Lariat 3. Forced purchase of Black...

Compared to when you started taking new orders for the 2024 models, do you see the demand so far for the 2025 models as: 1. Lower or 2. same or 3. Higher? Since the overall consensus is that most members here (and elsewhere) are not fond of the abhorrent new front end design, I'm curious if...

The wiper motor on my '22 was replaced @ 1700 miles, different issue than the new recall for 23-24 models.

I've had the exact same issue here (Iphone 15, IOS18 public Beta). But yesterday I got a notice on my phone to update to IOS18 Beta 4, did so, and Viola! No more sliding screens on FordPass, they all open and now I can see tire pressure, oil life etc.!

2025 Maverick: It's one of the worst vehicle front-end designs that Ford (or any other mfg.) has EVER come up with. The designers should be embarrassed and looking for a career change.

Posted today by Newface:

I had been planning to order a 2025 and trade-in my loaded 2022 XLT... but: Dealbreakers: 1. The horrific front-end design 2. Loss of center console control knobs 3. Cost - the price of the same build for 2025 is more than $6,500 above my 2022. Factoring in my 2022 XLT trade-in value, plus...

It's hard to believe that HomeLink is not offered on the refreshed 2025, truly baffling.

Looks-wise, I think the interior now looks "cheaper" with the elimination of the center stack controls.

I don't think anyone believed me when I posted this a couple months ago, I was pretty close, off by just 1 day on order bank date, and spot on for start of production date.

Ahh, so you are the other person who likes the 2025 front, I knew there was one member here who liked it, so now that makes two.

But in the case of the OP (tall-scooby), his dealer KNEW that a bed liner was installed at the factory, yet they intentionally scammed him for an extra $689 hoping that he (and no doubt others) would not catch the fact that it was a standard feature. The also scammed him $299 on the factory...

I'm betting that they gave the owner less than $40k in trade-in value..

"Customers are not required to purchase dealer-installed accessories as a condition of sale."

tall-scooby, did you buy an extended warranty from them? I can't imagine they wouldn't push that on you with a heavy mark-up considering all of the other add-ons.

Another heavily marked-up item that's almost all profit. You probably don't want to admit it, but did you buy any of these other scam-the-customer items? Tint $499 Paint $399 First Place Finish $995 (lol) Pinstripe $199 Wheel liner $299 Locks $149