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That bugs me, as well. Why open the order banks in September is you've got orders that take up all the production capacity not just for the rest of 2022, but for the first couple of months of 2023? Why not wait, and rollover the ones that could not be built by December to be '23 models, and...

To @BradnChristine's point, my dealer entered EVERY Maverick first-day order at a priority 10, and since they took well over 30 orders on that first day, it basically means nothing. (It's barely possible that then entered day 2 orders at priority 11, but I don't think so... When my salesman...

Yeah, I saw that (and like it) but I think I would modify it to make it taller, and use multiple runs of PVC. I'd have to buy the PVC, whereas I just happen to have the needed 2x2s and 1/4" plywood on hand. These are left over from converting my sister's van into a camper. (That was a fun...

Yeah, I don't know how Ford could possibly do that. When I lived in Houston, I learned that there were four of us with the exact same first name, last name, and middle initial. One of those four even had the same birthday as I do - just one year off. One lived in the same zip code...

And THAT is the first set of seat covers I've seen for the Maverick that didn't look like... well - you know... I REALLY like those! (But now you gotta find matching covers for the headrests and armrest to complete the upgrade.)

Yeah, every time I start thinking "June is a loooong time to wait," I just remember all the folks on this forum who have been waiting for 500+ days and still don't have a production date for their truck... :mad: Then I start feeling pretty lucky I'm only having to wait a couple more months!

When I make my "grocery divider," I will build a 2x2" frame the size I want the finished divider to be, cut a 1/4-inch groove all the way around the "inside" of the frame, and cut a piece of 1/4" plywood to fit that groove. Secure the plywood to the frame with glue and a handful of screws, use...

It would actually be fairly simple: you would just add fuel without recording it (don't reset the tripmeter). There's a guy on Fuelly.com that is showing a "lifetime average" for his Maverick Hybrid of 197 mpg. When you look at the details, it's pretty clear that he's only logging every 3rd...

On the Weathertech, I'd be a bit worried about those long bolts facing inward, with potential to scratch "stuff" you're hauling in the bed. I would have thought the bolts would go the other way around, but maybe there's insufficient clearance to get a wrench between the rail and the sidewall?

If you read it carefully, that notice is telling folks to uninstall the "3rd Party" app that is causing the problem, not the Ford Pass (or Lincoln Way) app. Huge difference. If the Ford Pass app isn't active and communicating with the truck, I don't see how it could possibly be causing a...

Oh, I feel SO much "holier than thou"... I'm driving a Hybrid Maverick – which is "only" 573x that baseline you reference! So much better! :ROFLMAO: (PS - Though I do ride my bike a lot!)

To GPSman's point, it was interesting to me seeing a post that compared the 0-60 time of the Maverick Ecoboost (one of the least expensive "US manufacturer" vehicles available today) to a mid-60's Corvette (one of the most expensive cars at that time) which was certainly considered a "hot" car...

I like the look - and I'm not much of a fan of steelies. That's the problem with owning '60's era British sports cars in your youth - chromed wire wheels with knock-offs are "cool" and everything else is a distant second... :cool:

Sure: Watch the video linked in the post..

You should see all of them on the RV forums! Lots of opinions and very "firm" statements, but zero quoting of the applicable laws and regulations - because I don't think they actually exist. I agree it's foolish, and I would not do it myself, but...

While I clearly stated that I agree that it would not be a good idea, the cop in question would have no reason to pull you over in the first place - there's no law being broken (as GPSman pointed out). I'm not a lawyer, but I believe if the cop did pull you over because he/she thought you were...

Interesting... I've had to swap tires around a few times in Ford, Chevy, Toyota, VW, and Audi vehicles that had TPMS displays. NONE of the "magically" reprogrammed the TPMS display to show the tire in the new position. But your reply got me searching... Turns out there actually is a...

I don't believe having the trailer hitch and wiring as part of the package is "rare"... It's the stand-alone receiver/wiring pkg that is constrained. I believe that's been the case all along. I strongly suspect that Ford prioritizes the receivers (and wiring) that it gets for the "packages"...

LOL - I was thinking EXACTLY the same thing! 7Litre, I see a business opportunity for you!

From pictures others have supplied, the "pin hole" is fully accessible aft of the bumper - looks easy to access.