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My dealer gave me a loaner while installing my tonneau cover.

I've been seeing a lot of issues reported by Hybrid owners. Maybe Ford wants to work out the kinks before introducing an AWD hybrid.

Ditto to tddawson's experience... noticed immediate performance improvement when switching to premium fuel on 2nd tank.

As noted above, the cover is about 1/2" or so short. Mine was installed fully forward and needed to be moved back 1/2" so the rear weatherstrip would engage with the tailgate.

Not judging others, but to me, that seems like needing a posse or affirmation. I'm quite satisfied to ride alone or with others, but I don't seek out others. Again, that's just me.

No problem with mine yet.

Well, you can always use something this... :LOL...

You didn't say where it leaks. Mine leaked at the tailgate, which was solved by having the dealer move the cover back about 1/2 - 3/4 inch. The OEM cover is a tad bit too short, so it mounted fully forward, the rear weather strip does not engage the tailgate.

Truck?... what truck? :love:

I'm guessing people who paid over $70K for a big truck -- or guys trying to compensate for their "little Winston" -- might be thinking a Mav isn't a real truck.

Depends on moisture content.

I've driven F-150's for years, and I consider my Mav a compact truck, which is exactly what I want. Full size, mid size and compact are all relative terms, and I'm quite alright calling my Mav a compact.

I over-inflate, so that feature would be a nuisance to me.

If I gave a crap about it, I'd disable the spy, but I don't, so I won't.

I hate to expose my ignorance, but what's a door card?

Nice! The Maverick seems to be an erector set truck. So fun seeing what everyone is doing to personalize their Mav.

You are fortunate. I followed various online instructions, and no joy. I found this statement that may explain why I can't find a way to link MyQ with Google: "The MyQ integration will be removed from Home Assistant in release 2023.12 on December 6, 2023. Chamberlain Group, the owners of MyQ...

100% agree... it depends on what we want. I posted my reasons in response to someone who suggested EB owners regret not getting a hybrid. I chose the EB knowing the trade-off because it's what I want. Others choose hybrid because it's what they want. There is no right or wrong. Don't worry, be...

I own a great hybrid car and love it. I'll only drive my truck 3K-4K miles per year, and I chose the EB for several reasons, some of whack are as follows. Difference in annual fuel cost is negligible (to me) I want AWD I want a transmission with discrete gears I don't want brakes to grab when...

Thanks for the heads-up. I'll be careful closing the hood in cold weather. So far, I'd say my favorite accessory of those I listed is the wireless Android Auto because I get the benefit every time I drive. The others are occasional benefits. However, I added one I forgot to list, which is no...