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There's old and then there is old at heart. There's also young and then young at heart. Some people are just old and/or old at heart and cannot accept new technology or that things change with time. They don't adapt well. I'm 50 so I'm probably in the middle range of ages of everyone on this...

I disagree. To me, saying "there are no stupid questions" is equivalent to youth sports where everyone gets a participation trophy and there are no losers. No.... kids need to be taught that there is winning and losing and they need to learn how to handle both. I'll leave it at that.

That's a low IQ take. Trust me, in my profession you learn quickly there are a LOT of stupid questions. I can't give specific examples because it's a government job with sensitive information. But I'm talking questions equivalent asking someone to prove the Earth is not flat after being shown...

I think this post is the official sign that we've run out of topics here on Maverick Truck Club. Either that or you have to be trolling, there's no other explanation. What an idiotic post.

I don't have a cyber orange Maverick but I got the best picture of one back in December. I even created a thread with the picture. https://www.mavericktruckclub.com/forum/threads/cyber-orange-maverick-looks-like-part-of-the-fleet.76920/

You know the saying... Friends don't let friends buy CDJR products.

Who said it was? You completely missed the point.

What's more American, a Ford built in Mexico or a Toyota built in Texas?

My friends are definitely the type that like to bust b*lls. And I'm not going to lie, some of them are very superficial and judgmental. But I've known most of them for over 30 years and one thing I can say is we're always all there for each other in good times and bad which is the best thing...

Nah, I'm comfortable with my manhood and I don't have anything that I need to over compensate for. I say smarten up and get the Hybrid, the upcharge to the Ecoboost is small and the gas mileage savings are significant. I've never been one to care what other people think about things like what...

I would be very careful finding someone this way for Forscan. You definitely want to make absolute sure that you get someone who knows what they're doing because Forscan could cause serious issues if when not used it correctly. I think you'd be better off just watching a tutorial and doing it...

In all seriousness Hyundai has a confirmed they are developing a new Body on frame mid sized truck for the U.S. market and we should see it by 2030.. It will be more a Tacoma competitor than a Maverick competitor though...

The Ford Authority articles don't mention the Maverick specifically. However I did find an article on their website that states SecuriCode is coming back to the Bronco Sport next year. And as we all know the Bronco Sport & Maverick are made at the same plant. So I would bet they are both...

At about the 31 second mark in the video he says "from what I've been told is on 26 it's coming back" We'll see what happens, I'm hopeful that he's correct because I love that feature on my truck. Although I guess it doesn't matter too much for me because I hope to have 2023 Maverick for at...

I have seen that video but that's just a Ford dealership saying they've heard that it's coming back for 2026. I hope he's right but I still haven't seen any official word from Ford sources.

I see the disconnect now. I interpreted the OP's post that they are buying a second Maverick either way and it will be an Ecoboost or a Hybrid.

I was in high school when the SHO debuted for the 1989 model year and I wanted a first or second gen SHO since the very first time I read about them back in 1988 or 1989. For so many years a 2nd Gen SHO in Moonlight blue was my dream car and unfortunately it just never happened. I also really...

Just look at your figures and then explain how if the Hybrid only costs $1K more than the Ecoboost, how on earth could it take 60 years to recoup that amount? Read post #37, Mavster Mechanic breaks it down very well.

I'm pretty much the same way. I mostly don't ever purchase extended warranties except for a few exceptions. But the main thing here is like you said the price from a company like Granger makes these plans a no brainer in my opinion. I got the Ford premium ESP from Granger with 8 years of...

Oof! Someone did not pay attention in math class. Either that or you fell for some random meme on Facebook and took it as fact.