Goodbye Maverick after 125k Miles

[bckrupps]

Companies don’t care. They will promote anything that makes money based on society even if it’s a lifestyle that will put you in eternal hell. There aren’t many companies with good morals and standards like Chic-Fil-A left.

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[Kidamer]

I'm curious what major components needed replacement during the drive to 125?

We have 3 now in our work fleet all over 118k now all ecos one needed a rear diff at 90k an that's it for all em

 

[OneAlienBoi]

Companies don’t care. They will promote anything that makes money based on society even if it’s a lifestyle that will put you in eternal hell. There aren’t many companies with good morals and standards like Chic-Fil-A left.

This parody post gave me a good chuckle.

 

[thev8man]

Well, not really.

I've used my Maverick for work as a field service tech since day one and after 2 years 4 months and 125k miles, she's going to get a break.
Work decided that it's best(for the company of course) if we get fleet cars. Enter 2024 Subaru Crosstrek Premium. I have to say, she rides and drives nice. She doesn't have BLIS like my Mav so first thing I got was a blind spot mirror. She does have ACC. My first ever and I love it! Now I see why you guys that had it but didn't get on your Mav say you miss it. But talk about trusting your equipment, that takes some getting used to.

I'm going to miss driving the Mav. I'm especially going to miss the mileage reimbursement.

Booyah
I think it's a step down going to the Subaru. For most of the points you said but the biggest thing you lost is the truck, bed and the coolness points

Have fun, I glad to here that 125,000 for 28 months strong

 

[thev8man]

We have 3 now in our work fleet all over 118k now all ecos one needed a rear diff at 90k an that's it for all em

Booyah

That's what I'm talking about

 

[thev8man]

Agree my business partner has 64 k on his and he bought it last July. He’s done nothing but oil changes and dent repairs.

Booyah

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