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While they initially denied, they did pay the claim.

Isn't true at all. No reason you can't sell a leased vehicle if you have equity. Going through this now on our 2018 Lexus RXL. We have about 6 lease payments left, but still have over $5k in equity. OP- obviously you know the lease quote is crap. You need to negotiate the selling price just...

Any color rumors? Really like Sarge, so hope it isn't going away. You know a Glad hybrid is coming, but maybe not this year.

Another way to look at it is you lose 3% of your engine's horsepower or torque if you prefer, per 1k feet of elevation due to the less dense air. At a mile high plus, you're down 20%. What I notice is worse mpg on 85 because the transmission spends less time in 8th gear when I'm in the...

Nice looking truck rmneal. I'm tempted to do the same thing from Austin.

Didn't say I was an expert, but I guess if that's the best you've got, lol. You're still wrong.

Deductions and tax credits are ways each individual keeps more of the money they earned. Your neighbors don't pay for your tax deductions/ credits. There is no money transfered from the Treasury that wasn't paid by the individual. Yes, there is a reduction in tax revenue, but that is the case...

Look at the Gupton Motors thread in this section, usually close to the top.

You can order and lease from any of the dealers doing the 8% off Invoice deals. You need better discount.

Here's a basic deal using US News lease calculator. Gladiator Price $46,000 MSRP, negotiate to $42,000 Down Payment $0 Residual Value 73% for 36 mo 10k/ yr, $33,850 This is the value of the car at the end of the lease Estimated Sales Tax 5% but your's may be different Estimated Interest Rate 3%...

There's a bunch more to it than just your payment. What's the dealer discount? Incentives? Selling price? Money Factor (MF)? The Risidual Value (RV) is a percentage that represents the lease end value (example: 67% RV means the value the bank assigns at lease end is 67% of the MSRP). It is set...

Sorry, I've sidetracked the thread. My point was heated seats are an option, so they're already running power to the seats. No reason they can't also be cooled. Just to clarify, most stand-alone seat heaters use heating elements which are much cheaper than a Thermo-Electric exchange. A few...

You're completely missing the point and your point is nonsense. According to Energy.gov, about 75% of all automotive trips are less than 10 miles. Even assuming these are round trips, that means about 75% of all trips could be done on electric alone, or these trips can be done in hybrid mode...

Heating and cooling are both the same process, the Peltier Effect, just reversed current, uses the same hardware, same fans.

It's BS. They've got heated seats as on option which obviously require electricity. "Cooled" seats are the same, just reversing the process (Peltier Effect).

Cooled seats and auto up windows at the top of my list. Seriously Jeep, it's 2021, a Carolla comes with auto up windows. How is it that Jeep can't figure out how to get these past the risk guys. Not sure if it's an FCA thing (I know FCA no longer exist), but I haven't owned a car in the last 20...

How about he buys a Ranger and we just let this thread die. Figure 10+ pages is more than enough.

Tom is the most popular option on the Wrangler forums. His price is usually close to, if not the best and he's great to work with.

I never understand these arguments. You want a deep analysis of the end to end impact and cost on the electrical side and completely ignore the gas side. What's the long term impact of our current oil extraction methods? How much does each of us pay in taxes every year for our military to...

And you averaged about 75 mph. That's really impressive, even if your trip computer is a little optimistic.