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I was lucky to have 22 Mav XLT hybrid and upgraded to 24 Mav Lariat. I've been enjoying everything about this truck. I have few items that I am trying to address. Issue #1 - I am not a big fan of the speaker placement for rear seat passengers. Most of my passengers are 5-8" and the speakers...

Not yet.

I am glad they are standing by warranty and taking steps to resolve it.

No other issues apart from this. As soon as the check engine turned on, acceleration kinda slowed down. But after resetting the Check engine, car was performing as usual.

i was prepared for minor set backs as this is a newer model. I was not prepared for this. Hopefully it will be resolved soon.

As mentioned, dealership didn’t give out details. When I initially spoke to them, they said dampener needs to replaced. I am not a car guy, so not sure how this plays into it.

Hybrid XLT

Long story short, I got check engine light on Maverick initially at 1700 miles then for every 500 miles there after. Currently I am at 3200 miles after a month and half..Dropped of the car at the dealership and they indicated that the engine needs to be replaced. They didn't get into specifics...

I got the check engine light again after 500 miles @3200 miles, dropped off the car at dealership, they said the engine dampener needs to be replaced, no ETA on parts or timeframe for the repairs. I'll get a better estimate on part availability and time frame for repair on Monday. Hopefully this...

I have the same exact issue with braking and check engine light as well. I have been averaging between 28-31 on Hybrid XLT

Mission accomplished. It is not as snug as I was expecting, but I am happy. For future I am planning to get a molle panel, so I can multipurpose it.

Rear seat storage area is split and has a divider in center, so the length is not sufficient.

I tried searching for this video. Do you have a link that you can share for this? Thank you!

I am not 100% confident with drilling holes, I wanted to see if I can use already existing system.

This is perfect, my idea was to remove the screws, make a hole in the cinch strap and put the screw back with the strap

Ah Ok, I'll wait for more replies to see how others store the brush

I haven't focused much on the driving coach, I will review videos to understand to use it better. Thank you!

Thank you for the details. This is my first EV, still working on understanding the driving coach.

This is my first truck and I am coming from a sedan. How do you guys store your snow brushes? Currently I leave them in my back seat but when I have passengers in back, I take them out. I don't like the idea of throwing them in the bed. I was thinking of DIY solution to remove those screws on...

I don't see such huge variation in mpg on my Accord, meaning I get similar mileage regardless of the outside temperature