Open For Comments on NO ISSUE Mavericks

[dldjtad]

2023 XLT hybrid. Received July 2023. 32,000 miles. No problems!

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[73ofalltrades]

I bought my 24 Eco boost new 13 months ago. Now have 23,000 miles on it with no issues. Been on to Colorado to Florida with it. Just keep fluids changed!

 

[Wetfoot77]

2023 XLT Tremor w/Lux pkg. No issues. Get a kick out of all the complaints about software recalls. I worked in aviation for years and even though software is heavily scrutinized, notices about software issues are constant. People nèed to get a grip.

 

[pigsareus]

Hello my fellow Maverick truck owners. I've seen so many posts regarding various issues, recalls, and general problems with our trucks but who else here has had pretty much no issues or problems with their trucks like me. Other than the couple recalls that where fixed via Ford's mobile service, I've had no issues with my little beast.(Knock on wood). No issues at all I'm proud to say..Anyone else?
[/QU '22 base xl - 0 options - 24k miles - 0 problems ,rides great 45 city non-cold months 35 in cold months. Continental Tires - eh, had to replace before this winter due to (not too happy) wear.

 

[tciotti2003]

i recieved my 2022 lariet eco boost first edition on dec. 9 ,2021 have a lot of recalls in the glovebox (which will not be done)but have not had single issue with the truck had two oil changes 11000 miles. lot of miles for me but i love driving it.bypassed that stupid switch that turns off the engine when you stop.

Yeah that freaking auto stop/ start is only one of 2 features that frustrates me. The other is the damn dial tranny. Be so much better if it stopped on each setting

 

[JDMaverick]

My 24 Lariat has been trouble free except for the recalls and a software update I had to take to the dealer to install. It did come with an AGM battery, at least that is on the top of it. On and off have the rattle with the windshield and dash that seems to move from left to right sometimes.

 

[Blinky]

Only 8000 miles so far so she's still a baby but zero problems to report.

The interior has held up better than all the whiners lead me to fear, I have one scratch and that's due to me being careless while loading a very sharp, heavy metal part that really should have gone into the bed.
The ride is good, turn signals are at an appropriate volume, fuel economy is good.

I like this little truck.

 

[BradH]

Got my 23 Ecoboost w/ 4K tow package in August 2023, after my 2000 Ranger was stolen, recovered, and beat up pretty bad from the thieves. No issues with the Maverick, other than the occasional love letter (recall) from Ford. Had the first turn signal fix done by the Ford tech in my driveway. Waiting to get the other one done when they finally get the fix for the backup camera issue.

The first year or so I was in a mindset of comparing the old Ranger to the Maverick, and finally realized they are very different vehicles (I know, no duh). While I was sentimental about my old truck the Mav is a much better fit for me personally, with the great mileage (high 20's in the city, very low 30's highway) as I drive like a grandpa mostly. And it's REALLY comfortable and roomy, way more than the Ranger, and more than any of my recent vehicles; plus hauls anything I need to move, which is always smaller loads. I love driving this thing! Biggest trip so far was just STL to KC and back, and it did great there, will probably take it to Dayton for the Hamvention in May, and see how it does on that run.

 

[hollowed]

I feel like people who say the word “reliable” is thrown around a lot these days. People say super reliable and only have 2000 miles on it

but I will say it’s reliable for the long term too so far! 23’ Ecoboost Tremor purchase 8/23 and have racked up 40k with not one issue! So yes, there are trouble free Mavs out there! 🫶

 

[RTRT]

9300 miles 2023 Lariat Tremor Avalanche Gray.
No issues.
Except that I still hate the dial shifter. Turn it the wrong way often when trying to get reverse. This is my first automatic transmission vehicle since my days of getting $200 or even free cars in high school and college.
And my last 2 Fords have gone over 300,000 miles each with no major repairs besides normal maintenance or an alternator or a water pump.

 

[Bob Jerz]

24 XL, delivered 5/24, 4000 miles, only battery reciently replaced. No other issues.

 

[MDmaverick]

2022 XL Hybrid

As of right now just shy of 50k mileage. No issues so far. I have not done a single recall on it as I write this. I plan to have all that done at the dealership when I leave town for a few days.

I do have the occasional low speed parking lot speed braking issue. I’ve had the rear camera blank out twice since I’ve owned it. All in all minor annoyances in a first year model.

 

[Marjammer]

I just hit 10k on my slightly modified '23 Tremor and have had no issues other than a peeling rocker panel graphic on the passenger side.

 

[North Coast Joe]

Considering there have been over 1/2 million Mavericks built, and we are only hearing from a few individuals, many who changed things, and may have messed up the items in doing so, I think it has been a pretty good vehicle. In fact, we don't know if all complaints are real. So, I take this site with a bi block of salt.
I admit all recalls had ocurred before I bought mine in June '24, and I have under 3000 miles on mine, but I still think it is a great truck.

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