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Ford Maverick Prices, Listings, Recalls and Complaints by Generation

Live Maverick listings, prices, and safety filings for Ford's compact unibody pickup.

The Ford Maverick revived the compact pickup idea with unibody construction, a standard hybrid at launch, practical FLEXBED features, and a lower entry point than traditional midsize trucks.

Use this overview to compare early 2022-2024 trucks with the 2025 refresh, which added hybrid AWD availability, larger screens, updated connectivity, and clearer Lobo and Tremor positioning.

Last updated
June 5, 2026
Generations
1 · 2022 to present
Active listings
40,451
Sources
Visor + NHTSA

Generations

Compare Maverick supply, pricing, days for sale, trim mix, and NHTSA activity across the single P758 generation while paying attention to pre-refresh and 2025-newer equipment differences.

GenerationYearsActiveAvg priceAvg days listedRecallsComplaintsTSBs
First GenerationP7582022 to present40,451$34,291731411,159237

Ford Maverick First GenerationP758, 2022 to present

The 2022-present P758 Maverick is a compact unibody pickup below Ranger, launched with hybrid efficiency, EcoBoost/AWD availability, and practical bed utility.

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Market and reliability summary

The Maverick's appeal is different from a body-on-frame truck: easier size, strong everyday efficiency, clever bed features, and enough utility for many light-duty pickup buyers.

Shop by drivetrain and model year. Confirm hybrid versus EcoBoost needs, AWD availability, towing package content, recall completion, software updates, and whether a 2025-newer truck has the larger screen, hybrid AWD, Lobo, or standalone Tremor equipment you expect.

Maverick has one generation in the registry, so the most useful comparisons often happen by model year, trim, drivetrain, and refresh timing.

Used
3,170for sale
New
36,958for sale
Inventory trend from Visor market data · new listings use the right axis
Sold listings30 days
16,466sold
Average days for sale30 days
73days+12.8%
Listings by trim
XLT20.9K
XL9.8K
Lariat6K
Lobo Standard1.7K
Tremor1.3K
Lobo Premium824

Model year breakdown

Year
Active
Avg price
Avg days listed
Sold
Avg milesMarket days supply
2026
33,276-2.7%
$34,785+$86
61+4
13,048+20.1%
133 mi81 days
2025
4,496-21.3%
$34,258-$110
175+15
1,781-48.4%
2,776 mi90 days
2024
1,280+4.4%
$30,361+$468
61+1
747-16.7%
26,111 mi63 days
2023
664+10.1%
$27,412+$551
44+3
384-24.9%
41,248 mi64 days
2022
735+2.9%
$24,336+$211
41-2
506-20.3%
60,169 mi56 days

NHTSA safety data

Recalls, owner complaints, and service bulletins reported to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Recalls: 141Complaints: 1,159TSBs: 237NHTSA
YearRecallsOwner complaintsTSBs
2026
0
0
0
2025
0
0
0
2024
28
87
20
2023
52
384
72
2022
61
688
145

Frequently asked questions

Common shopper questions about Ford Maverick generations, pricing, and reliability.

What is the first Maverick split to make?
Decide hybrid versus EcoBoost first, then decide whether AWD and towing equipment matter. The Maverick is one generation, so drivetrain, model year, and trim usually matter more than generation labels.
Why are 2025-newer Mavericks different?
The 2025 refresh added larger-screen tech, clearer Lobo and Tremor positioning, and hybrid AWD availability. Compare those trucks separately from 2022-2024 inventory if those features matter.
How should I use Maverick safety and recall data?
Watch engine, powertrain, electrical, and recall-completion signals by model year. Hybrid and EcoBoost trucks can have different service histories, so check the VIN and maintenance records before comparing prices.