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Was in Charleston, SC, last evening and parked my lifted FX4 with oversized 245/70/17 tires next to a Raptor. Still looks pretty small...
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Good job on the perspective on the second pic: Mav looks about the same 
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No amount of lift is going to make the Mav grow.
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Obviously. Just thought some would enjoy the photos.No amount of lift is going to make the Mav grow.
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I do very much. Especially since I'll be in Folly / Charleston for 10 days starting the Friday before Easter!
What I find more interesting than the length of the Ford trucks is how they grow taller. A lift and larger wheels can put the Mav on the same plane as the Ranger but there's simply no way to touch an F-Series on the height, let alone a Raptor. Get to the Super Duties and that's when the Mav looks like a toy Tonka truck you could shove in the bed!
I really wish this photo was more square and not angled parking. It messes up being able to really compare the two. Kind'a a troll photo.Good job on the perspective on the second pic: Mav looks about the same
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That middle shot literally made me laugh out loud.No amount of lift is going to make the Mav grow.
The Mav is only slightly diminutive.
The others are grossly over-sized.
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Looking at these pix (again!), it's a good reminder of the outstanding package engineering Ford put into the Mav. Based on these pix, you'd think sitting in one would be like getting stuffed into a box. Especially impressive that it actually feels roomier than the Ranger, and tho I loved the vast space of my F150, the Mav really doesn't feel as small as it should, again, based on the pictures. Pretty incredible. Great job @FordMotorCompany !No amount of lift is going to make the Mav grow.
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Yes, the Maverick is a lot smaller than these other "monster" trucks but the way that the front of the Maverick in this picture is a few feet further back than front of the other trucks, overemphasizes the difference somewhat.
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No doubt the interior volume might be the most impressive part, as is the fact the bed is still a very usable size.
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I know! It almost looks like it is sitting about 4 feet farther back than the Super Duties. I bet the rear bumpers are even - so that is probably a fairly accurate showing. Although offset photos skew perspective regardless.
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