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Mostly agreed. Like I said, the best thing about the Maverick is the price point.

Seems like you’re the one complaining buddy. Sorry that my opinion of the Maverick made you so upset. 😂

I agree it’s going to sell! I’m just saying that’s because all these urbanites want to claim they drive a pickup truck. That’s the market.

First off, a yuppie wouldn’t be riding around in a 15 year old Ranger. Secondly, times have changed, and most pickups have a minimum 7,000lb towing capacity these days. People buy these smaller pickups, just so they can say they have a pickup truck. When in reality, a smaller SUV or crossover...

There is no point in having a pickup truck this small. At this size, you might as well get a smaller SUV or crossover. The Maverick is for all the yuppies that want to tell themselves they own a pickup truck. Maverick is to Ranger, what Bronco Sport is to Bronco. Except at least the Sport makes...

No, you didn’t. The order guide doesn’t provide any information on what kind of skid plates the non-badlands Broncos have. It also doesn’t provide any pictures. Thanks for trying though!

I already know that the Badlands and Black Diamond trims come with full vehicle steel bash plates. And I know the upgraded modular bumper comes with a front steel bash plate. Do the other trims come standard with any sort of skid plates? I’ve searched all over, and I can’t find any undercarriage...

Did you ever get an answer to this?

That’s what I thought. I just can’t find any pictures of the lower trims unfortunately.

I’d like to know the difference as well. I can’t find any answers.

I’d like to know the answer to this as well.

Aren’t there bash plates on the lower trims as well? Or am I mistaken?

These are the badlands, right? Any photos of the standard bash plates?

I haven’t found any visuals of the undercarriage plates either.

I know there’s a difference between the standard bash plates, and the steel ones that come on the higher trims. But I have yet to see a visual comparison.

I haven’t seen any photos of the standard bash plates yet.

I would like to see this comparison as well.

Source? Because I think a trust a Ford Engineer, over some online review you read. The 10R40 has nothing to do with the 10R60.

HUGE win for 2.3L folks! Didn’t realize this either.