Washington HYBRID 23 Maverick XL

[Baby truck]

2023 Maverick XL HYBRID atlas blue. Only 6500 miles. You don't need to charge this truck just turn on and go. It gets 50+ mpg! Options added:

1. 360 Co-pilot (blind spot monitoring, cross traffic alert, lane keep assist) you also get power mirrors and full sized spare with 360 added.
2. 110volt power inverter plus 2 usb ports in back seat. (No longer an option in 24)
3. Trailer hitch with 4 wire plug.
4. Rear sliding window (no longer an option in 24)
5. Factory spray-in bedliner
6. Sliding bed rail with 4 added tie downs in bed.

There are no paint blemishes and interior is like new. It will come with the original steelies and tires. I will sell pictured wheels with studded snow tires for an extra $500. I drove through 6 inches of snow with no problems. If this ad is up it's available. The truck is in Moses Lake washington and willing to pick you up at the airport.
***title in hand*** $27,500 obo

Thanks for looking.

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[MaverickEVwouldBeNice]

You forgot to list the price

 

[Baby truck]

You forgot to list the price

Thanks. Updated.

 

[sammy]

I wish to get this truck but I am so afraid to drive back to Houston.. I never had such trip before

 

[Baby truck]

I wish to get this truck but I am so afraid to drive back to Houston.. I never had such trip before

I took a 16 hr drive to Utah. It cruises very nice. Just buy some snacks and coffee and stop every few hours. Probably 2 nights in hotels and you're home. Use cruise control and travel on divided hiways. Gas will cost you under $200. I would be willing to pick you up at airport with the car and you're on your way.

 

[MaverickEVwouldBeNice]

I wish to get this truck but I am so afraid to drive back to Houston.. I never had such trip before

I moved to eastern Washington state from central TX (Killeen area) in 2018. I drove our F-150 towing a 14-foot fully loaded trailer and my son followed in his little car. We had a combined three cats in crates in our vehicles that did not like to travel.

We took our time, driving no more than 400 miles per day. It took us 5 days and we stayed in camp grounds every night (because hotels and cats don't mix well). It was summer, though, so maybe not an option right now.

I am comfortable driving up to 500, even 600 miles in a day. You need to consider if you have the experience needed to drive in mountains, possibly in snowy conditions, and for hours at a time.

 

[CuteLilTruck]

Hi,
Any chance this is still for sale?

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