Ford Maverick
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Pros
- I know a few people who have Mavericks in various trim levels. Every last one of them love their trucks. Some are not really used, others are abused and holding up really well. It’s a great truck.
- I have had mine for 4 years and have had zero issues. I drive it on long trips constantly and I use and abuse it. It’s really the best of all worlds.
- 1. Ford Maverick: 147 (and down 45% from last year, quietly one of the best stories in the file)
- It has a combination of economy and utility that can’t be beat in today’s market!
- For light utility use like hardware runs, towing a light trailer and running around town these are fantastic! Unless you're going off road or hauling 5k+lbs regularly, a small pickup is all you need.
Cons
- I don’t let Joe Homeowner take his Ford Maverick to my 18k dump trailer to try and tow it to a house. 😂
- The bed on the Maverick is just too small to be useful. You literally can't even put a normal sized bicycle in the bed with the tailgate up. ... The Maverick literally does everything the Ridgeline does, just noticeably *worse*.
- I am in the collision industry. Every one of these I see that gets a decent impact in the rear bumper totals . They all have needed to replace the frame after being hit at speed
- the only thing that made people walk away in my experience is the cab size, if you ever need to fit more than two people regularly the back seat is pretty tight. also heard some complaints about the infotainment being a bit frustrating t...
- As a maverick owner, if you need more than 4k towing capacity or a large truck bed, it isn’t the truck for you. The interior is cheap and made with allot of plastic, which makes it easy to clean but isn’t 50k+ premium.
Sentiment
18 positive (58%) · 7 mixed (23%) · 6 negative (19%)
Trust + time weighted score: +34% · raw score 39%
What redditors said (10 of 31)
I know a few people who have Mavericks in various trim levels. Every last one of them love their trucks. Some are not really used, others are abused and holding up really well. It’s a great truck.
I have had mine for 4 years and have had zero issues. I drive it on long trips constantly and I use and abuse it. It’s really the best of all worlds.
1. Ford Maverick: 147 (and down 45% from last year, quietly one of the best stories in the file)
I don’t let Joe Homeowner take his Ford Maverick to my 18k dump trailer to try and tow it to a house. 😂
The bed on the Maverick is just too small to be useful. You literally can't even put a normal sized bicycle in the bed with the tailgate up. ... The Maverick literally does everything the Ridgeline does, just noticeably *worse*.
I am in the collision industry. Every one of these I see that gets a decent impact in the rear bumper totals . They all have needed to replace the frame after being hit at speed
It has a combination of economy and utility that can’t be beat in today’s market!
For light utility use like hardware runs, towing a light trailer and running around town these are fantastic! Unless you're going off road or hauling 5k+lbs regularly, a small pickup is all you need.
the only thing that made people walk away in my experience is the cab size, if you ever need to fit more than two people regularly the back seat is pretty tight. also heard some complaints about the infotainment being a bit frustrating to use after long term ownership
As a maverick owner, if you need more than 4k towing capacity or a large truck bed, it isn’t the truck for you. The interior is cheap and made with allot of plastic, which makes it easy to clean but isn’t 50k+ premium.
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