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Gullzway

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Till the Wheels fall off.

Or the Engine fails again and I have to pay for a new one instead of Ford. Still have a 75,000 mile warranty Ford gave me.
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scottjl

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i'd like to keep it until it falls apart, like my 1997 jeep wrangler did after 22 years. fingers crossed i manage to last that long!
 

Ravinus

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North of 20 years. That’s how long I drove my 03 Ranger Edge before getting my 25 Mav.
 

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The vehicle that my Maverick replaced was 19 years old. But it was a Honda and I don't know if this Ford will go that long! :LOL:
 

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I don't have a hard number in mind, but not until the wheels fall off. :ROFLMAO: Until I don't need a truck anymore, or until a better option appears, that's about it. More likely it will be the latter, 6-8 years is about how long I have kept my vehicles, but I used to buy vehicles that were 6-8 years old so maybe things will be different this time?
 

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Realistically, I'd switch vehicles in about 1/2 million miles, when it costs more to keep it going than its worth. I've had 2 Rangers that I sold, one at 186k and one at 744k, and I expect the Hybrid Mav to be at least that good.
Say what!?! 744k on a Ranger?!! How many engines and tranys did you put in it? 😮
 

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I have 22k miles on my 22 Maverick. It splits duty with my other cars but gets most of its mileage when it is nasty outside.

If anything happens to it, I can rebuild it: bigger, better, stronger, and faster. Unless it is totaled.

At this point, it is paid for, modded, and likely a forever member of my garage.
 

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12 - 14 years..
Or.
The motor gives up the ghost...

Jerry
 

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Say what!?! 744k on a Ranger?!! How many engines and tranys did you put in it? 😮
My mostly-highway 87 XLT had the original bulletproof German 2.8L engine and Mazda 5-speed, but 2 rads, 4 clutches, 2 driveshafts and 2 rear-ends, 5 windshields and 2 rear bumpers. The rear-end bearings were a poor design that ran on the shafts instead of a race, and the u-joints and leaf springs were undersized. Oh, and oilchanges every 2500 miles.
 

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I’ve noticed more owners asking the same question lately—keep the Maverick they already know, or trade it while it still holds decent value 💭

Maybe the warranty is ending, the miles are adding up, or a few repairs have made you think twice.Then you look at the price of a new truck and the higher monthly payment, and keeping the one you have starts to make more sense 💸

A Maverick doesn’t have to be perfect to become a long-term truck. It just has to stay reliable, affordable to maintain, and useful enough that replacing it doesn’t feel worth it 👍

Do you see yours becoming a 10-year truck, or is there a certain mileage, repair bill, or trade-in offer that would make you move on? ⏳

Share your mileage, how long you’ve owned it, and the experience that shaped your answer 👇

More Maverick accessory updates, product discussions, and occasional group-only offers also get shared in our Facebook group.

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I’ve noticed more owners asking the same question lately—keep the Maverick they already know, or trade it while it still holds decent value 💭

Maybe the warranty is ending, the miles are adding up, or a few repairs have made you think twice.Then you look at the price of a new truck and the higher monthly payment, and keeping the one you have starts to make more sense 💸

A Maverick doesn’t have to be perfect to become a long-term truck. It just has to stay reliable, affordable to maintain, and useful enough that replacing it doesn’t feel worth it 👍

Do you see yours becoming a 10-year truck, or is there a certain mileage, repair bill, or trade-in offer that would make you move on? ⏳

Share your mileage, how long you’ve owned it, and the experience that shaped your answer 👇

More Maverick accessory updates, product discussions, and occasional group-only offers also get shared in our Facebook group.

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Keeping mine forever, we have become quite attached.

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ychuck46

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We always keep our vehicles a long period of time. For example, our 2012 F-150 we bought new is still going strong. When we bought our first Mav in 2022 we figured we would keep that one for an equally long time, but in 2025 we were being offered what we paid for it even though it had 25K miles on it, so we bought a '25 Mav to replace it. Planning on holding onto this one since it exhibits none of the charging issues that the '22 had.
 

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I’ve noticed more owners asking the same question lately—keep the Maverick they already know, or trade it while it still holds decent value 💭

Maybe the warranty is ending, the miles are adding up, or a few repairs have made you think twice.Then you look at the price of a new truck and the higher monthly payment, and keeping the one you have starts to make more sense 💸

A Maverick doesn’t have to be perfect to become a long-term truck. It just has to stay reliable, affordable to maintain, and useful enough that replacing it doesn’t feel worth it 👍

Do you see yours becoming a 10-year truck, or is there a certain mileage, repair bill, or trade-in offer that would make you move on? ⏳

Share your mileage, how long you’ve owned it, and the experience that shaped your answer 👇

More Maverick accessory updates, product discussions, and occasional group-only offers also get shared in our Facebook group.

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If our maverick is as good as my 17 year old ram i bought new and plan on keeping a few more years.....then 15-20 years. I pay cash for my vehicles and keep them a long time.
 

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I’ve noticed more owners asking the same question lately—keep the Maverick they already know, or trade it while it still holds decent value 💭

Maybe the warranty is ending, the miles are adding up, or a few repairs have made you think twice.Then you look at the price of a new truck and the higher monthly payment, and keeping the one you have starts to make more sense 💸

A Maverick doesn’t have to be perfect to become a long-term truck. It just has to stay reliable, affordable to maintain, and useful enough that replacing it doesn’t feel worth it 👍

Do you see yours becoming a 10-year truck, or is there a certain mileage, repair bill, or trade-in offer that would make you move on? ⏳

Share your mileage, how long you’ve owned it, and the experience that shaped your answer 👇

More Maverick accessory updates, product discussions, and occasional group-only offers also get shared in our Facebook group.

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