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Ha ha, yes it does seem bigger. Brian

Nice looking Ranger, here are the stats on rear legroom Maverick Rear Legroom: 35.9 inches (Hybrid) / 36.9 inches (2.0L/EcoBoost). Ranger Rear Legroom: ~34.6 inches (Crew Cab/SuperCrew) Close but surprisingly the Maverick has a little more. Brian

I went from a 2019 Ranger to my 2025 Maverick and don’t notice much difference in interior space, rear legroom might be slightly less in the Maverick, but both the Ranger and Maverick are fine for 4 adults IMO. I was just looking for better gas mileage but had 65k of virtually trouble free miles...

Looks great, my 25 lariat hybrid has just under 5k miles and I haven’t had any issues either. I added a similar rear view mirror with home link ( still can’t believe Ford doesn’t have that as an option, but for $200 it was a quick addition). Curious is there a Shelby somewhere in your garage...

Thank you right back at you, mine has the 4k towing package and so far towing my enclosed 2 place snowmobile trailer has been great as has the 40mpg (not when towing), I had a 2013 focus ST with the 2.0 turbo, put an exhaust, cold air intake, steeds tune and changed the engine mounts, that car...

Looks great, I have a 2025 lariat hybrid that Looks great have the similar Maverick only mine is space white and a hybrid. Very happy so far. Congrats! Brian

Yeah the problem is the Escape has almost 4” more rear legroom, so many who want an SUV might decide to get a Mazda instead. Brian

Lots of over torquing goes on both at the factory and in service shops. I always go with hand tight on the filter and “snug “ on the drain plug, tight plus 1/8 of a turn or so. Has worked on all the various vehicles I have owned for the last 45 years. Brian

Numerous times and the back seat leg room is comparable to my 2019 Ford Ranger crew cab that the Maverick replaced. Our other year round vehicle is a 2022 Ford Bronco 2 door and while the legroom is decent getting in the back is more challenging than the Maverick, especially with the 35”...

You are not alone after numerous unsuccessful attempts I have just decided to do it the old fashioned way dividing the total miles driven since the last fill up by the amount I put in. I am super happy with the mileage I get but the Maverick tries to make me think it’s even 5-7% better 😎. Brian

Good tip, enjoy your Maverick. Brian

I like the center console storage box, and what you have in it, it’s good to be prepared. Brian

Copy that, the life of a SNCO training and mentoring the young new officers, soldiers, Marines, airmen, seamen and junior NCO’s. I spent the last 23 years of my nearly 40 year military career as a SNCO. My guess is that your “out of shape” 70 year old body is still quite capable 🇺🇸. Brian

Thank you for your service. Brian

Looks like there are about 8 positions on the temp gauge where the marker will move to. You can see them in the correct light. Looks like one for cold about 6 in the “normal” area and two in the hot. Brian

Interesting and good to know for when I start towing my enclosed snowmobile trailer. Good to know for when I start towing my snowmobile trailer. Brian

Excellent, so at 57mph you were able to get 20 mpg. That’s impressive. Brian

Excellent reply and good advice. The HP in my 89Ranger was 160 and I towed an enclosed 2 place snowmobile trailer with no issues. My snowmobile actually had more HP than the truck. Brian

Very true. Brian