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nothing like some 'real world' observations. i use a soft rollup bed cover and dont give this much thought i must admit.

i have a '23 Lariat with the B&O stereo. does that system perform better than i may originally thought?

yep!! Wifey drives a '16 Gator and my Mav seats heat up faster and get hotter than hers do to my amazement. of course she does have the air conditioned seats which is really cool (couldnt help the pun there, sorry) feature to have on those few really hot days we get in Northeast Ohio most summers

very nice work. much better than some of the commercial offerings usually seen around here IMHO

hilarious !! thanks for sharing with us

so sad but so typical. it's a shame really because Dealer's could/should be a competitive advantage for Ford and other OEM's if only they could get their act together.

thanks for this great write up & review, i am searching for some of these for my '23 Lariat and this helps a lot.

i have been buying vehicles from the same dealership for around 30yrs. i reached out to them to find me a Mav and in 3wks i was offered 2 different ones for MSRP minus my A-plan discount. the 1st was a XLT which sold 10 min B4 i could get there. the 2nd was a Alto Blue Lariat which i purchased...

love your pictures of the trip ! just gorgeous :)

i honestly was not thinking EB vs Hybrids with this thread. i was trying to spark a conversation about why i felt Hybrids writ large could/should be a larger piece of America's transition to a primarily electric vehicle fleet. my other point was that even after that transition there will be...

well said!

i would think that most folks will probably never own their Hybrids long enough for Battery replacement to be a issue anyway. the 8yr/80,000 mile Hybrid powertrain warranty and lengthy track record of this system is also very assuring as well.

of course they are, it's your $$ so buy what works for you. happy trails

obviously i tweaked a nerve here. perhaps my post didnt convey what i was trying to say very well for you, my apologies if you took it that way. my point was now that America has begun what i think we both can agree is a huge push to reduce both fossil fuel dependency & tailpipe emissions...

my point exactly. for many folks at home EV re-charging is a obstacle that has no easy solution.

thank you for your reasoned response. i too am here to talk about Maverick truck stuff, politics is not what i come here for. you make several good points disagreeing with me while seeming to acknowledging my basic premise that Hybrids make more sense right now as we transition to that utopian...

i think most of us agree that the goal is/ should be to reduce Fossil Fuel dependency/emissions by as much as possible as soon as possible right? and i think it must be done sooner, not later . but that shouldnt mean destroying civilization as we know it. i believe that Hybrids such as our...

very smart!

you did good.

from what i understand oil 'degrades' over time regardless of mileage, so even if youre a very low mileage p/yr driver there is a point at which your oil should still be changed out.