Ford is already preparing to surprise its fans at SEMA 2021 and the firm now unveils the Tucci Maverick that has enchanted everyone. The modified version of the Maverick is inspired by a rally car and features 3D printed parts.
The Ford Maverick has become a vehicle that most who see it love. It meets all the requirements of pickup trucks, in addition to being small and energy efficient it is also easy to park,so what more can you ask for? Now, the Ford Maverick has a version that looks like a vehicle from Ford’s concept gang,and that the brand announced will make a lot of people obsessed with the model.
Tucci Maverick by Tucci Hot Rods
The concept in question is tucci Hot Rods’ Tucci Maverick, and it takes an all-wheel drive Maverick XLT 2.0 EcoBoost and hits it to the ground with coilovers. It also uses a ton of unique 3D printed parts like fender flares, a rally car-inspired spoiler, and a front chin spoiler.
The Tucci Maverick also gets a little performance boost thanks to a new Borla jack exhaust and stickier tires on larger wheels. Inside the cabin, there are four Recaro Sportster seats with racing harnesses and a Ford dash cam. The bed features an aerosol bed lining,a roll-up canvas cover, and a spoiler on the back door. This powerful little mini truck already makes us daydream about a Maverick ST future that will probably never happen, but still, that’s a world we want to live in.
The success of the Ford Maverick
The 2022 Ford Maverick Hybrid is enjoying stellar sales. This news is great for Ford, but not so much for consumers looking to buy a small hybrid pickup truck anytime soon. Ford’s smaller pickup is reportedly already nearly sold out.
Orders for Ford Maverick are expected to be fully completed after the Halloween season. Consumers won’t be able to buy the van until the summer if orders are completed.
Pre-orders from Ford Maverick indicated that the truck was going to be tremendously popular. A large percentage of pre-orders came from Los Angeles and San Francisco,so the Maverick could be a hit in major cities as more models are produced.