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For me it was TV and the movies:

It's also been said by many a business leader that even if they wanted to manufacture inside the US, there's a plethora of reasons why it would be an uphill battle to do so. Permitting, a lack of engineering talent, labor costs, supply chain difficulties, etc. all contribute to the state of...

Lowering isn't my thing but just based on these images I think the Good-Win hits the right spot.

A 2x4, a few wood screws, some leftover grill paint, and 3 milk crates make for great grocery organization! My idea here was to prevent the crates from moving by wedging them against the tailgate and be able to make less trips in and out of the house.

Glen - After seeing that pic of your dash, I couldn't help myself - I had to make you one of these. You're welcome! :crackup:

🤔 Hmm, yes, I change the oil. Or more accurately, I pay someone to change the oil. I don't sweat an exact mileage count but don't let it go for an exceedingly long time either.

My experience with drywall was smooth:

I don't have experience with this as far as in the Maverick but I know that AM reception is better with longer antenna lengths because AM radio wavelengths are long. So a possible improvement might be gained in replacing the stock antenna with something longer although it could be objectionable...

Target markets are a real concept but at the end of the day I suppose if the thing sells it might not matter who's buying it (at least in the short term).

That may be true but the idea is to "see yourself" and your lifestyle as the type of person who owns a given product. Getting married creates a shift in that very thing which can include your preferences for style. For Boomers or even Gen X, this would hit more of a nostalgia thing that could...

This video is more about the intended target market identifying with the product than the product itself. They are trying really hard to capture the younger market with this vehicle.

I see your problem, but there's nothing anyone can do to address your common sense. :D

Not The F-150 Or Ranger: KBB Says This Ford Has The Best Resale Value In 2026 Maverick for the win! https://www.slashgear.com/2226763/ford-with-best-resale-value-2026-kbb-maverick/

Ok, I'll admit to a lingering habit of old to attempt to reach an even dollar amount but that has physically gotten harder to do in recent years as the pumps seem more sensitive. Habits die hard. I'll also say I never knew about this info so it will be on my mind during the next fill up.

At 56 years old and 6'3" tall, the Mav Tremor met four of my requirements during my last search: Good headroom and visibility out of the windshield (sight-lines out of the windshield are a HUGE deal when you are taller than average) Ease of ingress/egress (not too tall, not too short) Fits in...

So everyone inside the vehicle won't be paying any attention to where the vehicle is going but everyone outside it will! 👀

I take it you prefer glamping? 🛌

I'm 6'3" and was easily able to feel the height difference of the Tremor getting out of the one I ended up buying and into a non-Tremor while they were sitting side by side at the dealership. Tremor for the win!

Very awesome! If only the adults would take note on how to work together...

The vehicle that my Maverick replaced was 19 years old. But it was a Honda and I don't know if this Ford will go that long! :LOL: