Not every vehicle is equipped with the electric lumber so I presume that's why they used that verbiage since this page is referring only to the power seats. I think we can all agree that unless you have power seats you're not getting adjustable lumbar even though the website and order guides indicate otherwise. I'm not that concerned with lumbar support personally, but it does make me wonder what other things I'm expecting may not be on my Maverick.
Well, that's not listed in the order guide or the website so no, I'm not expecting that. Is that something people were expecting? Maybe I missed that.Hope you're not expecting rear defrost.
I don't know that "pessimist" is the right word.
How comfortable (uncomfortable?) are the manual seats with the nonadjustable lumbar supports?I don't know that "pessimist" is the right word.
Launching a new model takes a long time and a lot of work - involving a lot of detail. Things constantly change, as well. So some small stuff like this slips through the cracks as they finally get to the production stage. They probably intended to include this, but somewhere close to start of production ended up scrapping it. And it slipped through by still being in the builder.
It's not a conspiracy.
No idea. I don't have the Maverick yet. But I hardly ever use the power lumbar support in our other vehicle, or in any of our past vehicles. So I don't anticipate there being an issue.
I sat in a Lariat trainer in all spots (driver side had power seat) and all were equally comfortable. I test drove a XLT and seats were supportive and comfortable. We have a 2018 F-150 and all feel about the same to me. I'm keeping my Jeep GC with power adjustable driver lumbar for long trips and vacations, but I have also done 600 miles per day 3 days in a row in the F-150 twice now and it didn't even hurt my lower back with multiple spine and muscle issues.
It is a conspiracy but you've only touched the tip of the iceberg. It's not Ford or politicians or the scientists. It's the true puppet masters behind all these conspiracies.I don't know that "pessimist" is the right word.
Launching a new model takes a long time and a lot of work - involving a lot of detail. Things constantly change, as well. So some small stuff like this slips through the cracks as they finally get to the production stage. They probably intended to include this, but somewhere close to start of production ended up scrapping it. And it slipped through by still being in the builder.
It's not a conspiracy.
This argument is complete BS as the Bronco Sport and Escape which have the same seats, are not listed this way like the Maverick. Ford screwed up. There is no other way around it.
You adjust it this way -
