The concept you're presenting is akin to going onto a Red Sox fan page and asking "Why don't you guys like the Yankees too!?" But hey, if vague generalities, irrelevant patriotic overtures, and insulting people's intelligence work for you, keep it up pal
This was barely a coherent English sentence, but considering neither I nor my family members have ever had issues with any of the Jeeps or Dodges we've owned, no, I see no need to switch. But by all means, go buy a Ford, nobody is stopping you. Have fun.
AS a JK driver sometimes the most exciting part of my day is getting to wave with a JT. I usually throw a thumbs up in there too. Don't let this discourage you from keep waving to us, we aren't all jerks
If Ford's goal is to win a "powertrain battle" - with off-roaders - with some tunes most people will never get, they've already missed the mark. Then again, that isn't really surprising since it is Ford that we're talking about here
Jeep has three engine options in Wrangler with more torque than anything Ford has too, and Jeep's 4 cylinder turbo is almost identical to Ford's as well. Like I said earlier in this thread, there isn't anything the Bronco does better than Wrangler, and the same would/will be said if Ford...
While I've never off-roaded a stock gladiator sport, having experience with everything from YJ to XJ to JK and even a KJ Liberty, I can confidently say you'll be able to go just about anywhere you want to in a Gladiator with those tires on it. Wouldn't hurt to throw a spacer lift on if you don't...
The 2.7 isnt a base engine though. Its a nearly $3500 option on broncos. If youre spending that much extra id expect it to be a LOT better than the pentastar