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It's here. The first, official looks at the Ford Maverick are out and WE HAVE OUR REACTIONS in this video.

Ford released several versions of commercials and teasers for the all-new Ford Maverick on Tuesday, June 8th and man are we excited.

Whether it was the Bryan Cranston voiced version starring Gabrielle Union or the detail videos released by Ford Motor Company, there is a lot to break down.

So after we hit the clip real quick, we will give you our take on some of the details and easter eggs in the reveal of the Ford Maverick.

Oh and stick around until the end for the Bryan Cranston version, which is awesome.

Let's start with price - STARTING at under $20,000.

Wow, that's amazing. For a Hybrid, 2.5 Liter truck getting 40 MPG City and some decent spacing to start under $20,000 is fantastic and we believe a savvy business move by Ford. This truck and the Hyundai Santa Cruz are going to be everywhere in 2022.

Ford says in the video, the first-ever STANDARD Hybrid Truck and will come in 3 trim levels. XL, XLT, and Lariat. Obviously, those will go up in price with the amenities. They also boast the ability to go 500 miles on a single tank of gas. Nice.

The 4.5-foot FLEXBED, as they call it is simple but ample and should work for anyone needing to carry a few things, maybe not a whole house worth of wood.

The multi-position tailgate and 10 tie-downs are nice in the bed. And the 3 outlets. Man, those are handy.

For those wanting to tow something, it looks as if those options will range from 2,000 lbs to 4,000 lbs with the different trims.

The slick built-in modem and ability to control the car from the Ford Pass App is nice and the interior's 8 inch touchscreen is sufficient.

An interesting nugget in there was the Ford 360 co-pilot with auto-braking and auto-high beams. Pretty normal these days but this truck is stacking up the features.



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