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Nope. So far as I know it's still sitting...somewhere. The general manager at our dealership is on vacation, and he's the guy who's our real point of contact. Husband did just go by and scout out the lots around the building and no hot pepper red truck yet.

My spouse can't hear the turn signal in my Prius, and he becomes that guy driving across town with the turn signal flashing. I'm excited by the prospect of a Maverick where he can hear it, and IT IS ANNOYING. Can't wait!

Legit, exactly why Area 51 was a no go for me. Red all the way for me.

Point it out. Like, I've sat at my desk at the courthouse reviewing citations that started with a pullover because of suspected tint violation. I've smiled and nodded while traffic officers joked about how tailights and window tint are the best way to stop that dude and his "posse" and look in...

I saw my first one out in the wild last night east of Raleigh, NC on I-40 between Exit 306 and Exit 309. Ironically, I also saw my first Santa Cruz first - about 10 cars ahead of the Maverick. We were in the slow right lane getting ready to exit onto Hwy 70, and they (and many other vehicles)...

No. You don't get to choose because it all works together. Can't think why it matters whether the truck starts using the electric motor, the gasoline engine, or cycles back and forth, as long as it starts.

What makes it worth it to me? It was an easy decision. A comparably equipped truck in any other brand or model would cost multi-thousands more and wouldn't be a hybrid. I want the magic button start and the Active X heated seats and the safety features.

That's why I question whether this thing really is verbatim from Ford.

Then you use the embedded key in the transmitter. At least that's what I would do with my Prius transmitter

There IS no 'no resell clause.' There have periodically been vehicles that someone decided to buy and flip for profit. Auto manufacturers benefit from the collectibilty of whatever it is that private buyers get away with doing. But, the bottom line is that once you own it, it's yours to keep or...

Then you should probably change your display settings. I appreciate the notification, even though I don't often need it, because I am never moving my vehicle until I know that everybody's wearing their seatbelts. This way, I won't need to ask.

I'm interested in why you think someone who buys something and then sells it for a profit is scum.

And cops will definitely use it as an excuse to pull over a driver that they think looks 'suspicious,' and the definition of suspicious is usually about what you think it is. I've spent too many years with the NC Admistrative Office of the Courts to think otherwise. Tint or don't tint. Just know...

I question whether anything about this is legit. Obviously, Ford has a long and detailed contractual arrangement with each Ford dealership, and this just doesn't seem like attorney approved legal language, particularly as it relates to retail orders. Plus, it's a public relations nightmare as...

Correct. If the vehicle has been sold, Ford doesn't own it anymore.

Even Ford recommends 'regular gas' for hybrids, as does Toyota, as does Honda. Why would you think they were lying about that?

It looks beautiful!

Since oil changes don't cost the dealership anything like what customers pay for them, I definitely wouldn't consider accepting that in lieu of my money that they held for how ever many months.

My HPR Maverick is there somewhere.

I have one with an 'estimated' delivery date to New Bern of 01/15/22. As of last Friday, it was somewhere in Illinois. Haven't been able to get more info so I can't track it myself. Can't wait to put my eyes on it myself.