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Bubble rust on roof...
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Ford paint and rust warranty covers 5 years, unlimited mileage, which should cover the damage on your Maverick. I would take it to the dealer for documentation of the issue and get a warranty claim right away.
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That’s a shame but not surprising given the price of Maverick. They are a direct result of stone chips breaking through to the base metal. My 22 I bought from Michigan had a lot of chips on it and a few were beginning to rust a little.
It’s doubtful Ford will do anything to fix it as they will claim it’s environmental damage. This is not uncommon for vehicles yet a bit advanced for a 2 year old vehicle. If it was mine I would clean it to shiny metal and put touch up paint on it.
It’s doubtful Ford will do anything to fix it as they will claim it’s environmental damage. This is not uncommon for vehicles yet a bit advanced for a 2 year old vehicle. If it was mine I would clean it to shiny metal and put touch up paint on it.
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Finally, the rust spreading on the roof is 100% normal. Ford said they cannot do anything about it since it’s a symptom of rock chips. When I asked them why it’s not happening the same way from rock chips on the hood or elsewhere, they were speechless. They’re asking me $1000 (CAD) for a repair. 
, FORD, you have guts to ask me $1000. With that kind of rip-off and horrible warranty service, BELIEVE ME, you won’t get a dime to redo the very poor paint quality of this truck and it’s going to be my last Ford product. For a first impression, bravo!
, FORD, you have guts to ask me $1000. With that kind of rip-off and horrible warranty service, BELIEVE ME, you won’t get a dime to redo the very poor paint quality of this truck and it’s going to be my last Ford product. For a first impression, bravo!Sponsored
