Me too.The first time I drove a Maverick, I had already bought it.
Which is insane now that I say it out loud. Thank god the truck drove exactly the way I thought it would.
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Me too.The first time I drove a Maverick, I had already bought it.
Which is insane now that I say it out loud. Thank god the truck drove exactly the way I thought it would.
This is the best story I've read on the forums. Nobody ever got a Maverick the color, with the options they wanted at MSRP by just walking into a dealer and driving it home! You hit the lottory.The morning of 10/21/21, I happened to mention to my wife that we no longer had a spare vehicle since we'd sold a 1998 Cherokee a few months prior. I suggested we look for something new/newer since we'd had a lot of problems with the Cherokee. She asked what that might be and I told her I'd been reading about the new Maverick. During the conversation, I jumped on CarGurus and did a search of the area so she could see what one looked like.
Lo and behold, one popped up at Gervais Ford in Ayer, MA about 30 miles from us. To my surprise she agreed to jump in the car and go look at it so we could see one in person and test drive it. When we got there we learned it was a customer order that had arrived the day before and been refused because the wife whose husband had ordered it decided she hated Velocity Blue.
We drove it, loved it, and bought it for MSRP that day. No sales gimmicks, add-ons, or dealer shenanigans. It was a pure stroke of luck and I thank the gods every day that I never had to deal with the ordering process.
And I wonder if the guy who originally ordered it has his replacement Maverick yet.