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I much prefer my Tremor grill with the orange insert.
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You see a XLT and a Lariat . Giveaway is the lights. One has similar DRLs as current and other has a light strip.These xl and XLT versions look better than the lobo version...
better than that vertical crap, but why not just leave it alone.UPDATE:
Just after showing another new grille design for the facelifted 2025 Ford Maverick, we caught yet another (third) new face. This third new grille design looks closer to the current Maverick grille, with a horizontal crossbar encompassing the Ford oval. The new face shows off the new headlight design, first revealed on a completely undisguised Maverick test vehicle earlier this week.
Likely Shows the New Maverick XL Grille
We think this new grille may represent the base XL Maverick grille, for two reasons: 1) The headlights look like they may be more simplified, without the prominent LED signatures, and more halogen overtones, and 2) This prototype’s side mirror doesn’t have the new camera that’s in place on the higher-end Lariat model spied earlier. It would seem that a mroe entry-lvel version may still be available without the upgraded safety and possible autonomous features that appear to be coming for the updated trucks.
ORIGINAL POST:
We just caught another one of the 2025 Ford Maverick’s new grille designs, thanks to a prototype that has shed its front-end camouflage.
Like the completely undisguised prototype we caught earlier this week, this Maverick test truck is running on 19-inch wheels, but NOT the dished turbofan design. Instead, the truck in these latest shots is wearing the original 19-inch wheel design from the initial phases of testing.
This Maverick prototype showcases the new headlight design from the our earlier shots, but the new grille is a big departure from the vertically-slatted grille caught on the earlier Lariat prototype that was caught, undisguised, in blue. Instead, this new grille looks like a more traditional pickup grille treatment, with an aggressive, woven mesh design. We’re not sure exactly what trim this model represents. It could be and XLT, but we’ll have to wait for more camo to be discarded to know for sure.
Grille #2
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Grille #3
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Someone help... Does Ford needs to get their naming convention straight? Ford... Mustang, Bronco, Pinto, all horse related. Then they switched to farm animals in general. The original Maverick as a unbranded/unorthodox vehicle, but relating to cattle. Also the Lobo series of vehicles... which isn't a horse or bovine... wtf.Grill is better! Those pictures indicate the XLT with the more "traditional" wheels and without so much paint matching going on. The mirrors are not paint matched either. This Maverick looks much better in my opinion. The grill, the wheels, the color. Still the front end is questionable but the black color seems to hide the odd lines and cutoffs. The new headlights are apparently supposed to look like the "HORNS" that a Maverick (the animal) has.
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100% agree with you the new lights just look worse and these grills a FAARR better than the blue truck from earlier this week. I have been waiting for a ST or Raptor.. something. I planned to trade my 22 in for one but I really don't like the whole front end on that blue truck.. like at allI just don't like those new lights and the black inserts they put below the lights that match the grill might look worse than the body colored ones on the blue one. The grill looks better though.
not even sure why they bothered to leave it covered. all the parts that are covered look a lot like the existing partsGood thing they blacked out the Ford logo. Nobody knows it's a Ford from the oval.
The bottom of the grille is atrocious.