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2024 Tacoma Hybrid's 25 MPG (highway) revealed by TFL 2024 Toyota Tacoma Hybrid starting at $43,000 2025 Toyota Tacoma Hybrid Preview Hard Pass.

So much misinformation in this post. I will show what is correct as of now. You said "They are building almost no hybrids even though at least 75% of the orders are for them" Ford said that in Q1 2024 they sold 19,660 Hybrid Mavericks and sold 39,061 Mavericks overall in Q1 2024. That means...

Good. It seems like it is taking "ever 12 months" into account" so no forgetting if 12 months has occurred.

I take it that the trail hitch bike rack you are using is the Yakima HoldUp EVO PREMIUM TRAY HITCH BIKE RACK https://yakima.com/products/holdup-evo?variant=30947597254704 What is your opinion on it? Thanks

Seems like it happened to me also. At lunch I got two messages about "deep sleep mode". This was the first time I got it on my 2023. At the time I didn't read them as I am familiar with them as I had a few of them on my 2022. I manually charged the 12V battery from the 15% charge to 96%...

Does this work with the Hybrid? The swaps I have seen were put into an EcoBoost

Wrong Ford is trying to manage orders to match what they can produce. Even doing this the Hybrid models were still over ordered.

That was two years ago and not true anymore. Now the Hybrid engine costs $1,500 more than the FWD EcoBoost.

No EV Maverick for at least the next six years as FORD stated not until after 2030 would they even consider it.

After when the Oil Life Minder says so

What are you and others here thinking that a base EV Maverick will sell for $25k :rolleyes: The current Maverick XL Hybrid with NO Options price is $26,910 including destination charge (MSRP $25,315). Ford will need to add in more and much bigger batteries to have the truck have any decent...

You are right I missed the rolled:eyes

I would think at least $10k more at a minimum. Heck a plug-in hybrid would probably be a $5k upcharge.

Trying to make sense of Ford's terminology "Exhausted Availability" is exhausting :rolleyes: Ford Exhausted does not really mean exhausted it really means very limited. There will be XL Hybrids scheduled this week just like XL Hybrids were scheduled the other times Ford stated Exhausted.

They are done for now. This is just another clickbait article rehashing old speculation.

Carvana just upped what they are offering me by $1,002 for my 2023 Ford Maverick XLT Hybrid from $28,458 to $29,460. $28,381 was my total out-the-door cost including all taxes and fees with no trade-in so as of now here in Texas it is holding its value.

Watched the video and it is a Vaporware concept ELECTRIC only (not a hybrid) truck. If you are waiting for this from Toyota expect a very very very long wait. And again it is NOT A HYBRID.

What Vaporware Clickbait Photoshop article did you click on that you believe this. :rolleyes:

Dealers also earn allocations on their sales so even if your dealer doesn't have any currently they will earn more based on recent sales.