$32,000(with options) for a brand new pick-up truck is unheard of...until the Maverick...always wanted one, but could never justify paying over 40,000(with options) for one.
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- Max
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WHY????
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Why not? Plenty of money, great assets and I want to enjoy my life while young enough at 66 Years old… no other reasons.. So why not?
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I have to say that the waiting is super annoying, but I want what I want no matter the wait. If my build ends up being pushed to MY23 because of the Lux package, then so be it. I plan to turn the Maverick over in 3-yrs. Wonder what the sweet spot will be for ordering a new one then…
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I'm waiting for a truck that doesn't cost a fortune, that fits in my garage, gets decent MPG, and looks good. I'm waiting for a Maverick because it exists, although I'd be happy enough with a Toyota, GMC, or RAM.
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- 2.0L EcoBoost
Cheapest hybrid on the market in North America. Not just for a truck... Cheapest hybrid VEHICLE in general. That's what makes it worth the wait in my eyes.
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