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I bought two of them without realizing it.

New in original package. Tailgate assist dampener. Easy to install. I'll include a d-ring to replace the tie down that gets removed. $30.00 local pick up in Broward County, FL. Or I can ship domestically with the buyer paying the shipping charges. Price on Amazon is $39.02 as of 1/20/24...

Adopted 1/29/24 This is a set of tray style floor mats for an EB Mav. They were purchased for a 2022 EB, but were actually made to fit an Escape, I believe. In any event, the front mats fit the front of an EB Maverick perfectly. The rear mats needed some minor trimming, but they covered the...

I drive a '23 hybrid XL. It replaced a '22 EB Lariat. I know others swear there is a difference between the seat cushions of the different trim levels. I could not distinguish any difference between my XL and the Lariat it replaced. Frankly, I'd be surprised if Ford elected to add the...

My SOP is to start my truck, then attach my phone with the screen unlocked. I've had zero issues with the connection between the vehicle and CarPlay when I follow these steps. ...until yesterday. I was in and out of my truck a number of times yesterday and the only way I could get google...

I drove a loaded up Lariat EB while I was ((patiently)) waiting for my XL hybrid to be produced. I was a little afraid the XL would feel bare-bones after having access to all the bells and whistles, but honestly, I really don't miss any of the extra equipment the Lariat had. I considered an...

"Rumors suggest that a new entry-level Toyota truck could arrive in 2027" That's a lot of hedging for just one sentence. That being said, I'm sure every manufacturer is looking at the category, based on the success of the Maverick. They'd be pretty dumb not to.

That's a solicitation from an attorney. They comb through MVD records and send out thousands of those letters to basically anyone who has recently purchased a new vehicle. It has nothing to do with your specific vehicle or the Maverick in general.

It's easy enough to tell if the cubby is there without removing any screws. You should be able to see and/or feel it from below. This is the driver's side, taken from below:

The outlet is mounted on the driver's side cubby cover, which happens to be screwed in place over the cubby, limiting the function of the cubby - if it's even back there. Ford indicates it is... (above is from the 2022 order guide)

Lariat comes with two cubbies, XLT comes with one, XL comes with zero. At least that was the situation for MY22, and I believe 23. I'm not sure if they've made changes for MY24. The part number you mention fits both openings. I added two to my XL Hybrid a couple of months ago. I found the...

The MSRP of that truck is actually $60,280. The dealer added a bunch of aftermarket accessories and artificially inflated the price by $26,000, before "reducing" it to $71,385. It's a 2022. Something tells me there might be a little more wiggle room on that price...

I remember those posts, now that you mention it. That's likely what planted the seed in my brain! I fooled around with a lot of variations, and decided on the one above. The turbine idea was cool, but I'm not patient enough (or skilled enough) with roll of masking tape and a can of spray...

My initial plan was to use flat black paint to "modify" the slots in the steelies to make them look different, then change the sparkle silver color to a darker grey, and add a set of AT tires, because I think the stock tires look like they belong on a Camry. I was gonna use Hyperdip's...

If your vehicle is equipped with rear sensors, it tells you which area the sensors are detecting object(s)

If the rates of depreciation of the 2020 Escape provides any guidance, then the Mav hybrid might be a (slightly) better bet. According to cars.com, the '20 Escape Titanium Hybrid had a lower starting MSRP than the '20 Titanium ice version, but the hybrid's resale value is higher today - at...

This is a bed tent made for shorter bed trucks. It brand new, in the original packaging. I did take it out to see how it assembles, but I never used it. This tent was sold on Amazon last year, but has been out of stock for several months. I bought it in October 2022 and it's been sitting in...

Yeah, I think they mounted it that way so their branding would be visible. Someone attached the "Rough Country" label to the wrong side of the struts, if they wanted it visible once installed.

I believe the strut should be mounted the other way around, with the wide end attached to the truck body.