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Maverick did great in the desert sand dunes!
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Rip it!
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Ocotillo Wells/Anza Borrego in Ca!
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Looks fun! Reason why 2.0 turbo AWD is an awesome pick. I certainly couldn't do that with my FWD Hybrid. Mine is more of an old man's truck vs your get out play truck. You chose wisely. Enjoy!
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Nice- I rocked some Sno/Nuts the other weekend- That was awesome- Got stuck twice though in legit deep AF/Wet snow - Nice to see what the truck can or cant do 
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Check your front axles out; make sure they are not broken or split. Apparently its becoming a more common problem with the Mavs.
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This is the first I've heard of this. Is it becoming more prevalent or maybe it happened to a vocal minority? Regardless, I'll be keeping an eye out for more reports.
OP - looks like a blast!
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