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Permanent sport mode would get me in trouble. It is hard to believe how zippy the 2.0L is. That's after driving a 2.3L Ranger for 28 years and having to turn off the AC to get enough speed to merge onto the freeway, though.

I’ve done it a few times. Can’t carry anything else in the same pocket as the cellphone-sized fob!

Yes, one quart.

I've been looking at mine trying to figure them out, then it occurred to me that a Nalgene bottle might fit. Sure enough, the designer intentionally made perfect Nalgene holders. Now they don't end up rolling around under the front seats!

Having owned a 4-cylinder, 5-speed Ranger since 1996, I was excited when the "$20,000" Maverick was announced. This seemed like a logical successor to my reliable compact truck. By early 2025, my daily driver 2016 Nissan Rogue was getting into high mileage territory, so I started seriously...