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If there is a warrant. Flock tracks everyone with no warrants.

Ford can't arrest you or falsely harrass you and threaten arrest.

We didn't have any large mountains or anything. I did a lot of reading and watching videos before buying the Maverick. On the interstate I had to watch to keep it at 65 mph. Mine is a 16 foot but you should have zero issues even with a 17 foot. Simply because they were not much money I...

So far I've kept the truck clean. Lol I may very well add some blue to the camper.

It was in tow mode.

For us it works great. Just the wife and I and a small dog.

This isn't a huge campground but there is another light blue Maverick. XLT. It does have a tow package but no hitch at the moment so I don't know if he pulled that trailer or not.

Ok....so first time out in the Maverick. We didn't go real far for the first trip. I got a stated 22.4 mpg. I know it likely wasn't quite that high but still. Camper as it sits is likely 2400 lbs or so. I averaged around 65 mph. Ran it up to 70 to just get the feel. Coming from a...

No. To be clear I only held my finger over it a few minutes while looking away and I didn't get the stupid warning. Would I get a different warning if covered long term? I don't know but I'd have a hard time buying a car where you couldn't disable it somehow.

On a Toyota you should just be able to put a piece of tape over the camera. No long term experience but driving one the other day the camera is just above and behind the steering wheel hub. While driving I was able to place my finger over it and it quit reporting.

Not me. If I want my door locked it's pretty easy to do myself.

AI, I understand but I noted it has places for electric and gas. LOL

In the town I live there are zero charging stations. In the nearby city, there are zero commercial charging stations. That alone proves little but seems to me that first time buyers/young people largely live in Apts or rent. I have nothing against EV's. We have two Hybrids. I would have...

It gave me pause even though the one in my Chevy (Nissan NV200) City Express lasted 170,000 miles. Once I read on it and saw the warranty I had no concern. I do tell people it's planetary geared transmission. LOL

It won't be a massive seller. There are millions of potential buyers without a good charging option.

I'm reading where Hyundai is planning to come out with a larger body on frame truck. I can't see that working for them.

I had a Ridgeline before my Maverick. I liked it a lot. I like the better MPG with the Maverick and the $15,000 savings. I like the built in brake controller with the Maverick even though adding one to the Ridgeline was simple plug in.

If you want to make sure regular people can't work on their own vehicles............

I love a slammed truck but it just doesn't work for me having to tow.

It's generally gobbledygook.