[fordfan]

$40,000 is what the 2022+ Maverick First Edition tops out at with many must-have options.

At that price, is it too much?

On the lower end, you can get a First Edition for a few thousand less.

 

[Hugh r ection]

I really don’t think so
It’s no different than other first editions
Most of the time it’s a cat & pony show

 

[TerryE]

Price out any other truck with all the options. $40K is the best deal in the Country.

 

[MaverickMax]

40k for a compact 4 cylinder CUV is way to much! But we are in hyper inflation...soooooo

 

[TommyBoy]

$40,000??? I’m coming up with $32k?

 

[Rowerwet]

If they sell out than obviously no, if they don't then yes

 

[JASmith]

IMO the vehicle price needs to reflect its cheapest components to be balanced out. Even the First Edition isn't going to get a full digital instrument cluster, HUD, ventilated seats, nicer interior plastics, etc. so to me its too expensive at $40K.

But to even get to $40K, you have to pick literally every option you can with every possible accessory:

 

[Philpug]

@JASmith I agree, the $40K is a straw argument.

 

[Fishinmagician]

Almost twice as much $$$ as the base model.

 

[Philpug]

Almost twice as much $$$ as the base model.

This is the case with almost very truck offering out there. Price out a base F150 and a King Ranch then add options, you can get to 3x the $29,3 base. This is why manufacturers love trucks, there is huge money in hwo people option them out. Plus the fact they are paying full price for what some might consider half of a vehicle if you consider the bed is mostly air.

 

[CASD]

Any truck over $40,000 unless it's for a special need... Of course you can buy what you want, But I'm not falling for it..

 

[Donmeca2020]

At the $40k price I would then consider going big and getting an F-150 XLT trim.

 

[Trucklic]

The problem I have with it is , you will NOT get any kind return from the extra money spent on that fully loaded truck used .But the dealer will if they sell it . So you better really enjoy your 30 to $38,000 dollar Maverick and keep it a very very long time , like 15 years plus . So you won’t be upset with the trade in value.

 

[Philpug]

You don't like a $40K optioned truck...Y'know what...don't buy it...and in addition, don't judge others if thats what they want.

 

[bbhaag]

LOL of course a 40K Mav is to expensive. If anyone is seriously considering ordering one then you went way to balls deep into the options and accessories.

 

[Wire4money]

For many people who have been wise with money, there comes a time when your decisions are no longer monetarily based, they want what they want.

 

[Kemosaabe]

The problem I have with it is , you will NOT get any kind return from the extra money spent on that fully loaded truck used .But the dealer will if they sell it . So you better really enjoy your 30 to $38,000 dollar Maverick and keep it a very very long time , like 15 years plus . So you won’t be upset with the trade in value.

All cars have low trade in value - dealers make more profit on buying/selling a used car than on a new The options on a used car are a secondary consideration on the selling price.

 

[CASD]

YES

 

[TerryE]

This will be a classic. I just saw a 1994 Ranger with 200k miles manual for sale for $3000. Unreal.

 

[Maverick Time]

This will be a classic. I just saw a 1994 Ranger with 200k miles manual for sale for $3000. Unreal.

Anyone can ask for what they feel something is worth, the question is will someone actually pay that amount. But who knows, like they say, there is an ass for every seat lol.