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Whatever you say, 35896. We're all just bits in a database. ;)

That is the XenForo (forum software) user ID number. You are 45096, as seen in the link when clicking on your username: https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/members/maverickdragon.45096/ They were user 5352 at MTC. When the account was deleted, their username was hidden but not their posts.

$1,595 for destination puts it at $29,945. Just under $30k with destination, before options, TTL, etc. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a73366015/fords-affordable-electric-truck-fathom-price/

Sync 4. Ford Digital Experience, the replacement for Sync 4, was announced 2024.01.22. Maverick still does not offer FDE. https://www.fromtheroad.ford.com/us/en/articles/2024/enhance-your-drive--introducing-the-all-new-ford-and-lincoln-dig

See also the Major Product Changes page of the 2023 order guide. Nav was new for 2023, not available for 2022.

This is true. The logic behind depressing the brake pedal with push-button start is so that you don't accidentally bump the button. Or even in case of an electrical fault with the start button - you have to take an intentional action to tell the car that you really do want it to start. Remote...

What trim? 2023 XL and XLT require you to physically insert and turn the key. No need to put your foot on the brake pedal to start it, just flick the key to Start, let it return to Run, and the vehicle is running. 2023 Lariat has push-button start, requiring you to depress the brake pedal to...

Have you tried pressing the Power button inside the volume dial?

No, OP did.

Headlight switch defaults to Auto every time you wake the vehicle. If you leave the vehicle with the switch on Off, it will return to Auto for your next drive. Auto highbeams can be disabled, defaulting to Auto headlights can not. So, you know, you don't forget to turn your headlights on...

Ah yes, the cheap "Michelin" brand wiper blades at Costco, in reality a product of the troubled First Brands. https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/first-brands-executives-charged-multibillion-dollar-fraud Now they carry licensed "BFGoodrich" wiper blades, in reality a product of a company...

FYI, the manufacturer and seller here is TreadAuto, a Chinese company licensing the Michelin brand. So these are not manufactured or designed by Michelin. It's just another generic Chinese brand on Amazon.

They get nitpicky in the US, too. I had to drop off the Ford winter floor mats for a totalled car or the settlement would've been lowered by ~$75. They were at home since I'd been using Husky Liners.

OP is in Ontario, Canada. Looks like they have a set of winter tires on dedicated steel wheels, potentially keeping the factory XLT wheels/tires for summer use. They look like black wheels in the picture, unless that's from the fire - XL wheels are silver. Something like Bridgestone Blizzak...

See: https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/search/6386752/?q=%22grade+assist%22&o=date

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That price and specs line up with the Costco Interstate H4 non-AGM battery. AGM would be ~$50 more, 570 CCA vs 480, etc...

If you open a rear door, then when you turn the vehicle off, it will remind you to check for rear occupants. Basically a reminder not to leave your baby behind in the car. If you don't open a rear door, no reminder.