True. But some parents insist on buying a new vehicle for their kid. Or some young adults choose for their first vehicle to be New. I wouldn't. But IF they are going to purchase a new vehicle as their child's first vehicle, the Maverick makes better sense than a lot of other vehicles . It makes...
I believe that ability was disabled after an update. But if it makes you feel better, the light will still come on if the pressure drops while you're driving. I know because I picked up a screw. And the light came on after I'd been driving about 5 minutes.
No. Resetting the charge level won't. But I do wonder if they reset the battery monitor when it came in. It won't cause a draw that kills the battery. But it will give an incorrect reading to the system and put it into sleep mode too quickly. Also, I've seen a battery pass a test one week and...
I'll bet the battery is bad. We had a battery pass when the vehicle came in. The light came back on a few days later. We retested the battery only a few days later. And it failed. We replaced it. Customer is a regular. Says the problem has not reoccurred since. I wish Ford would simply...
I have a 2025 hybrid all-wheel drive with the 4K towing package. I bought it in May of 2025. As of today July 3rd 2026 I have 46,619 miles on it, thus far I have not had any issues. And I still have the original Goodyear Wrangler territory HT tires. They have almost half the tread still left...
My cousin had a 1972 pinto I believe. I know it was an Olympic year. I remember it having the what I would view as patriotic paint theme on the hood. And the Maverick and mustangs had that choice as well. Maybe they kept it around until 1973.
I have come to the conclusion that I would mostly drive as I normally would try to drive any vehicle for decent fuel economy. If I use eco mode it is mostly in City driving. But if it includes mostly highway driving, I was just leaving the normal. I do use the Eco coach to give me that little...
Maybe I'm missing something. But it looks like some people are getting way too serious. I don't the the OP was trying to recommend towing 4,000 lbs regularly with a fwd hybrid. Looks like he was simply sharing the results of his personal experiment to see what his Maverick is capable of doing. I...
We had a customer who was having problems with his Ford App for a couple of weeks on his iPhone. I contacted hotline. After several days he returned a message to update his app. I guess they just pushed a new update within the last day or so
Ford says filled for life unless operated under severe service such as towing and a lot of off road conditions. I don't recommend that. Personally I'd probably change it around 80,000-90,000 under normal conditions and around 60,000 for severe service. I wouldn't change it nearly as often as...
If you don't do much towing I'd say 60,000 just for peace of mind. But personally I'm not changing mine until around 80-90 k . Even then it'll be because that's just before the Hybrid transmission warranty expires. The Hybrid transmission doesn't have any moving parts other than the planetary...
It was somewhat common on some of the early years. It was mostly caused by fluid that got contaminated because of a vent tube that wasn't placed in the right position from the factory. Once the clutches are replaced, it solves the problem permanently. Nothing else to worry about.
My dad had a couple of customers who loved Quaker State oil . But I noticed that they changed their oil every month. So just about any oil would do. Also I noticed that Quaker State also sold a non detergent or an SB rated oil neither of which was suitable for an engine of even the 1960s or 1970s