The Ford Maverick quickly established itself as a fan favorite after debuting for the 2022 model year, and has remained in high demand ever since. Turns out, a more affordable, compact, and efficient pickup is precisely what a lot of consumers are looking for these days, and among that group, there are also quite a few owners that have modified their Mavericks in various ways, too. The Blue Oval provides a host of parts and accessories for the Ford Maverick already, and soon, it’ll be gaining a new one.
A company that makes an array of Ford Maverick parts already – Mabett- recently revealed that it is working on a new roof spoiler for the compact pickup via a post in the Maverick Truck Club forums, and provided a few photos of the molded, not quite finished product, as seen here. For now, details are a bit scant, but the company noted that this new Ford Maverick roof spoiler is expected to launch later this month as production is already underway.
This is actually not the first roof spoiler available for the Ford Maverick, as The Blue Oval already makes and sells one via its official catalog, which can be found here. The official Maverick roof spoiler is designed to fit 2022-2025 models and has a retail price of $249, though it’s worth noting that the piece is currently out of stock.
Produced by Air Design for Ford, this Maverick roof spoiler is primarily designed to dress up the compact pickup in a way, giving it a sportier look. It’s made from injection molded high-pressure polyurethane that’s factory painted with a scuff-resistant satin black finish. The spoiler is designed to be easy to install right out of the box and requires no drilling, thanks to the presence of 3M double-sided tape and polyurethane adhesive.
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I have a 2024 XLT Maverick. Bought new in May’24.
I came close to checking all the boxes and spent a few bucks, Hood Scoop, side moldings, window visors, Tailgate appliqué, and cab spoiler from the Ford parts catalog. As the truck is silver, all the trim is black, so the accessories in black give it a good look.
After a 4 inch snowfall last winter, I left it on the top of the tailgate. On the way to work about 6 or so inches on each side blew off, but not the rest…so the cab spoiler does direct some air over the tailgate. Nice little bonus.