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Hi Guys!
Super happy to be a part of this growing community, I believe the Maverick will be a game-changer for the vehicle industry. I've driven my current vehicle for the past 9 years, so I do anticipate in keeping my Maverick for just as long (if all goes well) + I'm very budget conscious.
Add-ons I wish to have in my Maverick:
Having said that, I have the following questions I hope I get some clarity on before proceeding with placing an order.
1) With the XL trim, why is the Ford Co-Pilot 360 necessary when adding the Rear Sliding Window? (On XLT, you do not need to add 360 for the Rear Sliding Window).
2) Has anyone found the dimensions of the Moon Roof? I know you lose 2" of interior headroom with the Moon Roof, which may be a deal breaker once I sit in one as I am quite a tall fella.
3) What does this community and my new-found friends think of the add-on options above? I've done a pricing breakdown of the following 3 scenarios:
I guess I'm looking for some type of discussion around the price difference and if the added options you get as you move up are worth the money. Between the XL and XLT (the options I listed above), the price difference is $1,860 for Aluminum Wheels, Grey Interior, Power tailgate Lock, Rear Cubby, 4 Additional Tie-Downs, Power Mirrors, Cruise Control. Out of this list, Wheels, Interior and Cruise Control would be ideal, but not sure if that justifies the $1,860 price hike.
From there, when I jump into XLT with Luxury Package, it's another $1,485 price jump, and I would get Power Driver's Seat, Outlet in Cab, Locking Rails in Cab, Heated Mirrors, Heated Seats, Key Fob with Remote Start, Leather Steering Wheel, Heated Steering Wheel, Lighting in Cab. Out of this list, the Power Driver's Seat, the Heated Seats and Steering Wheel is nice, everything else can either be added on easily via Aftermarket or isn't that important to me.
Certainly a long post and lots to digest, again, would love to start a discussion on how you chose and settled on the trim and options that you did.
Super happy to be a part of this growing community, I believe the Maverick will be a game-changer for the vehicle industry. I've driven my current vehicle for the past 9 years, so I do anticipate in keeping my Maverick for just as long (if all goes well) + I'm very budget conscious.
Add-ons I wish to have in my Maverick:
- Spray-In Bedliner
- Rear Sliding Window
- Trailer Hitch
- Full Size Spare Tire
- Moon Roof
- 110V/400W Outlet
Having said that, I have the following questions I hope I get some clarity on before proceeding with placing an order.
1) With the XL trim, why is the Ford Co-Pilot 360 necessary when adding the Rear Sliding Window? (On XLT, you do not need to add 360 for the Rear Sliding Window).
2) Has anyone found the dimensions of the Moon Roof? I know you lose 2" of interior headroom with the Moon Roof, which may be a deal breaker once I sit in one as I am quite a tall fella.
3) What does this community and my new-found friends think of the add-on options above? I've done a pricing breakdown of the following 3 scenarios:
- XL with all options listed above for $22,230 (without destination fee)
- XLT without Luxury Package, but add all the options listed above, minus Ford Co-Pilot 360 for $22,090 (without destination)
- XLT with Luxury Package, plus Rear Sliding Window and Moon Roof for $25,575 (without destination fee)
I guess I'm looking for some type of discussion around the price difference and if the added options you get as you move up are worth the money. Between the XL and XLT (the options I listed above), the price difference is $1,860 for Aluminum Wheels, Grey Interior, Power tailgate Lock, Rear Cubby, 4 Additional Tie-Downs, Power Mirrors, Cruise Control. Out of this list, Wheels, Interior and Cruise Control would be ideal, but not sure if that justifies the $1,860 price hike.
From there, when I jump into XLT with Luxury Package, it's another $1,485 price jump, and I would get Power Driver's Seat, Outlet in Cab, Locking Rails in Cab, Heated Mirrors, Heated Seats, Key Fob with Remote Start, Leather Steering Wheel, Heated Steering Wheel, Lighting in Cab. Out of this list, the Power Driver's Seat, the Heated Seats and Steering Wheel is nice, everything else can either be added on easily via Aftermarket or isn't that important to me.
Certainly a long post and lots to digest, again, would love to start a discussion on how you chose and settled on the trim and options that you did.