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What did your dealer say when you contacted them?

What does the other person hear, and what's their experience when this happens? Do they hear you answer and you speaking, does it drop them immediately to VM (or just hang up on them)?

Yahoo! Mine moved to In production today as well, despite being "scheduled" for next week.

Though I'd be a bit hesitant to label it as "offroading limits found", if the damage was caused by external forces and not something that broke due to overloading of the drivetrain or driver abuse. This would probably happen to just about any vehicle if it took a direct hit to its driveshaft at...

With the FordPass App (Android version), is it possible to have more than one Android device logged into the FordPass app at a time and linked to the same vehicle? My wife and I will both be using our Maverick, and in our use case, both of us will want to have the app installed to be able to...

I believe all Lariats are AWD, so they'd be constrained as well.

While waiting in line, I just shift to park to take a bit of load off the transmission, then I don't need to worry about the auto-hold coming off, or needing to focus on driving while I'm just sitting, waiting for the line to move. This also prevents the accelerator pedal tap needed to...

You must have a very tolerant wife if she takes you up on that offer. If it were, me, the response I'd get from my wife to that request is "how about YOU ride in the back, and I'll stay dry in the cab and drive".

I'm sure you can. If you go through their pricing tool, there are two options - a monthly payment option, and a Pay in Full option.

Does it just need to be a ramp, or does it need rollers to help get things up with a single person pushing from below? There are lots of folding loading ramp type options out there, but not sure what your specific needs are for loading assistance.

Ford was thinking about customer flexibility when they made 12V power points available at the back of the Maverick bed. But many people struggle with getting a good 12V power point at the rear view mirror location to provide power to a dash cam or similar power need (such as a DIY auto-dim...

I'm in eastern Iowa, and I probably see Mavericks on my daily commute most days. There are also 2 Mav XLTs that park at my workplace each day in a 20 car lot, so not rare for me to see them at all. (and then it will be 3 once my '25 Lariat arrives).

I see quite a few people complaining about the stock Continental tires. Whether that's a justifiable complaint or not, is irrelevant to my question. For those that have received '25 Lariats, what tire did Ford put on your vehicle at manufacture, and how has it seemed so far? The 19" are new...

I grew up in MN, and the saying up there was that AWD/4x4 helped you GO in the ice/snow, but didn't do a darn to help you STOP in the ice/snow.

Do you have confirmation of that from any official channels from Ford or the US Government? I tend to not trust anything a politician (from either side of the aisle) says verbally - I need to see it in writing to believe it. I've seen this "price protected" statement many times, and I highly...

As I understand the way the Ford extended warranty process works, the 10 year warranty (if one chooses to purchase a 10 year extended warranty) is 10 years from the initial in-service date of the vehicle, not 10 years from when the warranty was purchased. So if one purchases it at the end of...

I'm seeing the same price now as I was a couple weeks ago. Are you sure you're configuring your Mav the same way each time when you start out on the Granger webpage? If you're not always putting in the same info, you'll get different numbers, as the pricing is different depending on how long...

Our insurance provider has an additional option for our vehicles which provides additional glass coverage than what the regular policy covers/provides. Haven't used it, but it's a good piece of mind for someone if they're concerned about the high cost of a windshield replacement. This may be...

Had an '05 Escape that I loved driving. Very firm ride, but great visibility. But we ended up nicknaming it the EScrape, as 3 different drivers in our family had accidents with it with various degrees of damage. At least it was a few months old before it had its first booboo. Ended up...

So I think it's generally agreed that those initial sub $20K mavericks were under priced for what they were. So a question to those that purchased a '22, especially the inexpensive bare-bones XL, if it were priced at $24.9K (under a $25K price), would you have still purchased it, or would that...