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I kept an accurate record of every gas purchase the first year I had my 24 XLT 2.0 eco. It delivered 24.2 mpg on a combination of interstate, rural roads and city driving, 9000+ miles. Compared to my 2011 legacy Ranger I had for 14 years that gave me 17 mpg I'm happy with the Maverick

Yes, very simple install

I ordered a POSSPO Jupiter off Amazon a year and a half ago. Works fine, I'm very happy with it. Attached it under the cigarette lighter receptacle with velcro and braced it with part of a pool noodle

After 2 years and 18,000 miles here's what I like and what I don't LIKES: Design, looks like a truck Fun to drive, stays flat in turns Good 360 degree visibility Park anywhere Electric seat Big knobs for heat and sound Light in bed Door pulls Heated steering wheel Heater warms up quickly...

Ditto on Ryobi

Try doing it in the "rear seat" of a Ranger. ( not the new ones)

Especially if you're a wrestler.

Great post. I'd just like to add my tale of my love affair with the legacy Ranger. I bought a 2011 (last year made) drove it 14 years and 180,00 happy miles until the New Jersey winter roads with the brine they have used the last couple of years destroyed the frame. After having it welded twice...

I agree. Virtually every used car I have bought over the years, the first thing I did was to replace whatever tires were on the car with Michelins. I figured it was cheap insurance. Never had a problem.

Yeah, but what a fun car!

Both ugly

Yeah, but you don't have a Maverick.

My question too.

The worst owner's manual I have ever seen.

Delightful

Why yes, I know I'm on the cover. Why do you ask?

Agree. Truxedo is high quality. Looks good, works good.

Google "Lloyd Mats" Over the years have put them in three vehicles. Very happy every time.

I don't it's a battery problem with mine either because the headlights were just as bright and it started right up with a simple jump start. ( no charging). Will contact dealer today.