• Engine Options: The 2025 Maverick offers a choice between a highly efficient hybrid powertrain and a more powerful EcoBoost gasoline engine.

  • 2.5L Hybrid Powertrain: This is the standard offering, delivering an impressive estimated 37 miles per gallon combined (MPG) and 191 horsepower. It's ideal for those prioritizing fuel economy on their daily commutes around Kent and beyond.

  • 2.0L EcoBoost Engine: For enhanced performance, the 2.0L EcoBoost engine delivers 250 horsepower and 277 lb-ft of torque, paired with an eight-speed automatic transmission. This option is better suited for drivers who need a bit more grunt for hauling or occasional towing.

• Towing and Payload: Although compact, the Maverick still offers respectable towing and payload capabilities.

  • Maximum Towing Capacity: Up to 4,000 pounds when equipped with the 2.0L EcoBoost engine and the optional 4K Tow Package. This is sufficient for smaller boats, utility trailers, or light recreational vehicles common around the Pacific Northwest.

  • Maximum Payload Capacity: Approximately 1,500 pounds, perfect for hauling gear for a weekend camping trip to Mount Rainier or supplies for a home improvement project.

  • Bed Dimensions: The Maverick features a 4.5-foot bed with innovative FLEXBED™ system options, allowing for various cargo configurations and DIY solutions.

• Interior and Technology: The Maverick's cabin is surprisingly spacious for its class, with clever storage solutions and modern technology.

  • Standard 8-inch Touchscreen: Equipped with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, keeping you connected on the go.

  • Available Ford Co-Pilot360™ Technology: Offers a suite of driver-assist features, including Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking and an available Lane-Keeping System, enhancing safety on busy Kent roads.

The Maverick shines for those who need a truck for light duty, excellent fuel efficiency, and a more car-like driving experience. It's a fantastic choice for urbanites or those who primarily use their truck for personal errands and occasional hauling, providing a balance that's hard to beat.