Good review. Is there any chance in your reviews could you get a shot of the entire vehicle? It is all close ups which is good, but it is hard to get a sense of what it all actually looks like. Otherwise I enjoyed it good info.
A great review! A personal preference here, or maybe just a note? My Explorer has the door handle sensors in front of where you place your hands, instead of towards the back of the door/rearward side of the handle like the Edge or Maverick, and I definitely prefer it in front. Just a matter of personal preference due to the number of times I have locked my wife's Edge while trying to get into it.
I’m waiting for them to get smart and make it a rear wheel main drive with electric front drive. That with a small adjustment in the transmission will greatly increase towing capacity while also giving you 4 wheel drive and the hybrid.
@@CarsWithSteve not that I know of but the only reason it wouldn’t work is there are some minor details they have yet to figure out. The benefits are far too good to ignore. I assumed they were intentionally sitting on the concept to be released in a newer model to get the consumer to upgrade and maximize sales.
Depends on how the truck is built out, how long you finance it for and your credit. But let’s say you have good credit and choose to go for this exact build you’d be looking at roughly: Canada: $1,000/month for 60 months $900/month for 72 months USA: $840/month for 60 months $720/month for 72 months I wouldn’t recommend longer financing options right now because of higher interest rates
What was confusing about the info I covered? Maverick Tremor vs Gladiator is an interesting comparison. Gladiator would have better true off-road capability, more towing, option for larger tires whereas the Maverick Tremor would have a smaller turning radius and be cheaper on fuel. So which way you go will depend on what you're planning on doing
@@CarsWithSteve Your vid was good. It's the vehicles/options that confuse me. I like the maverick for its fuel economy and ability to carry household items like washers, dryers and so forth but I just don't know if the all wheel drive is any better in the snow vrs. The front wheel drive. I guess I'm just going to go test drive one. Thanks for replying!
You should see some newer Mercedes models.. the amount of tech is wild. All wheel drive will perform better than front wheel drive in the winter time but if you have a good set of winter tires you'll be ok with FWD. The Maverick Tremor is only AWD and so is the Gladiator. The 4x4 system in the Gladiator is more off-road capable than the Maverick Tremor though
Nope.. the hybrid and Tremor components wouldn't go together but the 4wd with the hybrid should definitely be available otherwise. The Escape which is built on the same platform has it so there's no reason this shouldn't as well
Fully loaded, taxes in it's $60k but you can go with the XLT Tremor for about $12k less. Still a high number but off-road capable vehicles need a bit more compared to regular street rides
Awesome review. Happy Holidays from Florida USA
Very nice track l loved happy holidays from California. 👍
Thank you! Happy holidays back at you 🙏
Just to add on: Maximum towing with Tremor package is 2000 lbs. Max tow package is not available on the Tremor.
Good add on. I usually break down which trims can/can't have it and missed that in this video
Good review. Is there any chance in your reviews could you get a shot of the entire vehicle? It is all close ups which is good, but it is hard to get a sense of what it all actually looks like. Otherwise I enjoyed it good info.
Thanks Daniel! Funny.. I had someone ask that in another video recently too. Always good getting feedback like this to make the videos better
great review
Thanks!
Great video
Thanks Adam!
My pet dog and me would love this truck
A great review! A personal preference here, or maybe just a note? My Explorer has the door handle sensors in front of where you place your hands, instead of towards the back of the door/rearward side of the handle like the Edge or Maverick, and I definitely prefer it in front. Just a matter of personal preference due to the number of times I have locked my wife's Edge while trying to get into it.
Thanks Louis! Interesting little highlight with the door handle sensor. Never thought of pointing out that small detail when I'm showing it off
@@CarsWithSteve never really noticed it until I got that Explorer. All the others have been towards the back of the car
Quirks between models could be an interesting video..
@@CarsWithSteve it certainly would be!
Well, I would like a Maverick Lightning Tremor
but would settle for a Hybrid Tremor.
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Ah if only you could get the hybrid with the Tremor pack.. A Lightning Tremor would be pretty sweet though!
My 2024 Edge with the 2.0L turbo engine runs fine on 87 grade fuel. Engine has lots of zip !
Great review as always Steve ! 👍
Thanks John!
I’m waiting for them to get smart and make it a rear wheel main drive with electric front drive. That with a small adjustment in the transmission will greatly increase towing capacity while also giving you 4 wheel drive and the hybrid.
Huh.. That would be an interesting change the powertrain. Are there any cars/trucks out there with that setup right now?
@@CarsWithSteve not that I know of but the only reason it wouldn’t work is there are some minor details they have yet to figure out. The benefits are far too good to ignore. I assumed they were intentionally sitting on the concept to be released in a newer model to get the consumer to upgrade and maximize sales.
How much is monthly payment on zero down?
Depends on how the truck is built out, how long you finance it for and your credit. But let’s say you have good credit and choose to go for this exact build you’d be looking at roughly:
Canada:
$1,000/month for 60 months
$900/month for 72 months
USA:
$840/month for 60 months
$720/month for 72 months
I wouldn’t recommend longer financing options right now because of higher interest rates
This must cost above $50K!
Close! The 2024 version comes in at just under $50k pre-tax in Canada and $40k in the US
@@CarsWithSteve We have a 15% combined provincial and federal tax in Quebec 😅
Wow and I thought the 13% Ontario one sucked
Yes I paid just about $50,000.
Just bought one yesterday. A XLT Tremor with luxury package was $37,000 comparable to the Bronco Sport Badlands edition. 👌
Too much. Confused beyond the pale. Which has better off road, Maverick or Gladiator?
What was confusing about the info I covered? Maverick Tremor vs Gladiator is an interesting comparison. Gladiator would have better true off-road capability, more towing, option for larger tires whereas the Maverick Tremor would have a smaller turning radius and be cheaper on fuel. So which way you go will depend on what you're planning on doing
@@CarsWithSteve Your vid was good. It's the vehicles/options that confuse me. I like the maverick for its fuel economy and ability to carry household items like washers, dryers and so forth but I just don't know if the all wheel drive is any better in the snow vrs. The front wheel drive. I guess I'm just going to go test drive one. Thanks for replying!
You should see some newer Mercedes models.. the amount of tech is wild.
All wheel drive will perform better than front wheel drive in the winter time but if you have a good set of winter tires you'll be ok with FWD. The Maverick Tremor is only AWD and so is the Gladiator. The 4x4 system in the Gladiator is more off-road capable than the Maverick Tremor though
You can’t get the hybrid with the tremor
In fact, you can’t get 4WD with the hybrid which is BS
Nope.. the hybrid and Tremor components wouldn't go together but the 4wd with the hybrid should definitely be available otherwise. The Escape which is built on the same platform has it so there's no reason this shouldn't as well
You cannot get a hybrid Tremor.
Never said you could.. I mention a few times throughout that it's only available with the 2.0L
This is a 23 Maverick not 24
Which is why the differences between 2023 and 2024 are highlighted as I move through the video
Just like jeep wranglers, this, along with most cars are severely overpriced. This thing is over 60k for 2024
Fully loaded, taxes in it's $60k but you can go with the XLT Tremor for about $12k less. Still a high number but off-road capable vehicles need a bit more compared to regular street rides