SW Washington State
I wonder how many "pick-ups" would one have to make to pay for those graphics. They are actually professional looking and grab your attention.Well in a dog eats dog world, I guess it pays to advertise?? I have seen pictures of how much mulch a Mav can hold, but this would be interesting to see how much of on-the-job material this Mav could hold!!
I thought they send the "pick-ups" to microsoft.Smart, then he gets $20 a barrel from Subaru to make their headgaskets from.
Had a guy in a F150 comment on my Maverick at a gas pump.In my town, there are probably more fleet/company Mavericks than personal ones. Even Caltrans has some Mavericks
That is all the better reason to buy one because if you plan on keeping your own Maverick for a while, they'll be a plenty of parts in the future. If you buy a vehicle that did not do well and only made it for a couple years, good luck on getting parts for it 10 years from now
They are in demand for business use. I sold my old '23 Eco XL to Chevy Dealership in Longview, WA. They were so keen to get the truck that they paid my all the $$ I paid for the truck including tax and license plus $100 for my trouble to sell it. They were going to place their logo on it and use it for a delivery vehicle.In my town, there are probably more fleet/company Mavericks than personal ones. Even Caltrans has some Mavericks
As opposed to the F-150, which is rarely used in fleets.
Makes no sense, there are a Gazillion F150's used for work vehicles.
