Maverick Lease Help

Would like to know more about the lease option w/ maverick and if you can get something other than a cascadia?

Could you lease a peterbilt 579 ultraloft or regular 579, and if not what would be the reason?

Does maverick literally stick with there 6 month requirement to leasing or can you push for an earlier start, and what if you lease outside of maverick? Better question would be if maverick said no to your lease through them for whatever reason but you decided to go through a 3rd party what would happen?

Even if you lease through maverick what is the penalty fee for wrapping (painting) your truck w/ your on designs. (if the fee is not that high it is worth ti to be honest) - stupid but a question that must come up sometimes..

I noticed in a lot of YouTube videos that maverick has cascadias w/ no fridge or appliances inside and was wondering was that done for them to save on costs or can new drivers ask for ones w/ them to be included or added in against your next pay? (not asking for the world here just answers on why is all) - most YouTubers show their cascadias the pick up for the company as not having a fridge and then going out and buying the wrong ones that do not fit..

Hope I get some of these questions answered.

thank you

 

I know what I am talking about on truck wrapping - not as if I would do it right away but it does appeal to me when you are on O/O or even lease owner operator....when you lease a car and decide to change the color up there is a small fine or the head office gives you the green light...




....BUT THAT IS NEITHER HERE OR THERE....

 

I think I am asking the right questions since I already feel comfortable w/ the others which have been answered.

I'm a peterbilt 579 fan, and yet i know each company has their own standard on how there fleet is made up of generally.

But if your going straight to leasing or go threw a 3rd party would maverick be on board w/ that or would there be some major conflict going outside of their current Cascadia setup.

 

Not fully out there to make money (Out their to make a deference) - I'm trying to find a stable career which I can retire after w/ so I feel I am allowed to know everything I would be getting into.

"It's easy to make a buck. It's a lot tougher to make a difference."

By: Tom Brokaw


Whats the point in getting into your last career if you cannot ask the questions you feel you want answered?

 

Then I am in the right line of work since I was able to get that kind of response from you.

thank you