Is the Hybrid Ford Maverick snow capable? How much MPG do you lose in the Midwest? 

It makes the hybrid a little more attractive than one might have originally thought :)

Will undercoat void the warranty.

I live in Massachusetts. Who does a good undercoating

@@danielpilachowski2424 I called both Ford directly as well as my local dealer on this exact question. Ford said no, but to confirm with my dealer... my dealer said no. As far as I know (and I had the service done based on this information) it does not have any affect on the warranty. I'm a bit further north than you, but regardless of where you go I'd recommend NHOU BossWax if you're having it done on a new car. It's a lifetime application and after its cured it has a sort of thick/tacky texture to it that doesn't run. It's a bit more expensive, and does require bi-annual inspections to maintain the warranty, but my experience with it has been really good so far.

Oof... I had to wait 6 months on top of 11 months originally promised (they don't like sending hybrids to the Midwest apparently). Was completely worth the wait, I trust you will agree!

@@IllInformedHuman good things are worth waiting for 😉

@Ill-Informed Human I finally did get mine 2 weeks ago now. I'm at 2100 kilometers already. Such a nice vehicle. I do renovations and it's actually been perfect for the everyday stuff. No regrets

@@rockobeam2706 That 1500 lb bed cap really makes it so you can put anything back there! (as long as it fits)

I have also been appreciative of the ground clearance :)

Try explaining this to a southerner! :D

Stock tires.

My maverick is a 22 and it has the adjustable grill flaps. They are pretty sweet! The only thing I don't like is that one of the recalls had the mechanic take out two of the flaps to always have airflow over the engine in case the oil started leaking...

I run the stock tires and have had no issues. I would say no you don't need chains.

🤭 I will take my snowfall gently spread throughout the season thank you!

Get some snow there recently, did ya?

Anyone in a snowy area using the FWD hybrid Lariat stock all weather tires and occasionally cables for emergency deep stuff?

I haven't actually gotten my maverick yet but I believe there's a button in the center of the shift dial with an L on it. I believe that engages low gear.

@@rockobeam2706 thanks. Well of course there is. Right there in the middle of the shifter knob! I need to get my eyes checked... LOL.

@@timothybruggeman9332 I had to check the manual to understand what that thing was! In addition to getting me up hill, I have engaged it to tug a few toys out of the mud :)

I doubt you could change the rim size, but you could change the tires with little issue.

"Engine has to run a little more frequently" I wonder why the gas engine would need to step in more often 🤔Could it possibly be the blower motor? BTW that phrase make no sense as you wrote it, I assumed you meant the gas engine has to turn on as opposed to being able to use the electric motor. I had to respond and then mull it over lol

@@IllInformedHumanheater does lower mpg I have 2 hybrids in Wisconsin

I can plan on a winter update video when I next get snow! It's going to be a few months... I am in the middle of summer.

That is something I have been doing my entire life up until now!

Had my Maverick for a couple of weeks now and really enjoying my heated seats/ steering wheel.

@@timjohnson1199 I had no clue how badly I needed them!