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The switch on the right activates your brake hold function. When you pull up to a stop light with it turned on, you can take your foot off of the brake pedal and the brakes will stay engaged. Just press the gas and off you go.

Sounds like it is time to fire your current insurance company. Do a little shopping, will take less time than your original post.

I doubt it, but if there is a way outside of hooking a laptop to the vehicle and fumbling around in the computer it would be in the owner's manual, either paper version or online. I would like to point out that I have the same feature on my 22 Mav Lariat, and the very discernable clicking noises...

No, I purchased a replacement stubby from Panda Motorworks.

My pooches also like to dance on my center console buttons. Have not yet come up with a good cover for it yet.

For those times when I go out to the truck to get what I forgot to bring in from the store and I forgot my keys.

You could always trade it in for a Ranger if you don't like Maverick on the back.

That's great. Just so you know, I do not put any effort into MPG, it just happens.

Sorry to hear you have had problems with your Hybrid. My 2.0 has been performing flawlessly.

What's the 20 year old truck that gets 25mpg? My Maverick is a 2.0 so cannot claim hybrid mileage as it is backwards but my combined average is around 26 MPG. A recent road trip was averaging 32 MPG on the highway, that got me excited.

I don't appreciate your disparaging tone there. I'm 60+, an industrial maintenance tech by trade, and have been working on vehicles since the 70s. It is not what you are saying, it is the worthless photo that you posted that is in question here.

Looks more like the brake dust cover than inside of a vehicle.

Like others I might sound confused by your opening with a documented issue then contradicting yourself and answering your own question with an answer that belittles the question and disregards the findings. Good luck.

2022 Lariat AWD 4K tow, I consistently get 27 mpg combined average, have seen as low as 25 mpg and as high as 31 mpg but have not seen any inconsistencies like you are experiencing.

Agreed. The B&O system in my 2019 Edge was far superior to the B&O system in my 2022 Maverick.

I have to totally disagree with your assessment. I ordered the upgraded stereo for my Maverick, and after a year must say that although it does the job, it is very disappointing. I owned a 2019 Edge Titanium with the B&O system that was superior to what is in the Maverick in every way. I am not...

My Maverick with 2.0 was delivered August 2022, and I have never used anything but the 87-octane fuel. No issues whatsoever.

Yes, it can be disabled with the push of a button, but the default setting is "on", so every time you start the vehicle, you have to disable it.

Doesn't seem to be an issue. I would try raising the seat a little bit.

Thanks for the information. I drove a vehicle without any side air bags for close to 50 years, so this just doesn't bother me knowing that.