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AEV was the way to go for the JK. However, they still haven't released a programmer for the JL and we are coming up on the third model year... Superchips Flashcal and Tazer are the popular options for the JL and probably the Gladiator. Both brands had their product out within months of the JL...

As of now, nowhere. The aftermarket has to get their hands on on prior to R&D for the kits.

None have sold at my local dealership. They keep posting them on the jeep groups and forums. They are at $1500 under invoice. Theyvhave had a couple on the lot for about a week now. Honestly think Jeep over produced and over priced the market for the JL. Now they have over priced the Gladiator...

Either way seems like a really good deal.

Are taxes included in the $50,620? OTD includes taxes and all other fees.

Yes. Illinois is actually pretty good about jeep and truck mods. You won't get pulled over unless you are driving something absolutely ridiculous like a mud bogger with tractor tires.

Doubt there will be much of a market being that it isn't as wide spread of a vehicle as the wrangler. Also usually I would upgrade to fox shocks. Why swap them out if I can just add brackets?

Superlift has a 4 inch kit for the JL with extensions. I'm currently running 40s on my JLUR. My plan for the Gladiator is 39-40s.

Go with an AT tire. Cooper AT3 will be the best on road ride by far but not very aggressive looking. BFG K02 Falken Wildpeak AT3W General Grabber Pro Comp AT Kanati Trail Hog

I'd like to see a 4 inch kit that uses shock extensions to take advantage of the fox shocks, and includes geometry brackets front and rear.

Local dealership already has two Rubicons on the lot. Would think launch editions would come first.

It is not a number you can just find and use. You have to work for an Affiliate company or be a member of an Affiliate group. The dealership and FCA will verify.

There are dealerships offering 5%+ off of invoice which turns out to be 5-7K below MSRP. I'd never pay MSRP for a vehicle.

How was the steering?

1. Remember the under invoice pricing you see mentioned is the exception, not the norm. There are only a handful of dealerships saying they will offer this across the country. Remember, order banks are not even open yet. Over time more dealerships will offer deals as they did with the JL...

I'd assume it is this as well.

I'm the fluffiest and don't you forget it!

There is one dealership near me that posted that they will be doing $1500 under MSRP on Gladiator orders. Comes out to about 3% under invoice. Tyson is also near me and they are doing 6% under on the JL so they may also be doing it on the Gladiator. My regular dealer said they would give me...

Pretty sure it is Commando Green renamed.

I was hoping for five matching wheels. I plan on selling the stock set up right away. This will really limit the buying pool as jeeps will want five matching.....