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Behind the rearview mirror. By looking at pictures online it looks like that when the tow bar is folded up it will get in the way of the sensor.

A Raptor comes with a 10 year fixed- 30 total morgage. With 19% APR.

I thought it looked like a toaster.

Yes. I live in Idaho so I have winter.

I think those are all options on the rubicon. The sport s also has some of these as options. I would get the overland if you plan on overlanding, or a loaded sport s. You don't need lockers or disconnecting sway bars, but the LSD option that the sport and overland have would be useful.

I'm buying a sport, those wheels won't even make it off the lot, probably get Rubicon wheels or Mopar wheels or order some methods the standard.

Do you mean the cabin or the engine didn't get warm? The ecodiesel in the Ram came standard with a engine block heater, to get the cord you would need to yet the winter package or buy one separate for 10 dollars. I am assuming the Jeep will be the same way. 1 second to unplug from the house...

I don't know if you like the sound of diesel but... If you get the diesel you will be able to hear it. My dad has a Ecodiesel Ram and it isn't so loud in the inside, but noticable, it is loud on the outside, you would definitely be able to clearly hear it in a soft top or top down. (Even...

1999 Mitsubishi Montero Sport. Its a great adventure SUV. Mitsubishi actually has a really good 4wd system. It does okay with light offroading, it does better with a lift. I am excited to have something I can do serious offroading in and can tow my small camper with out borrowing my dad's Ram...

It depends on your tastes. I personally think it doesn't look bad. But it would look better if they used the refreshed f150 front end rather than the old one.

I'm just hoping a sport with max tow package will be no more than 40k.

Yeah, I know how you feel. I used to live in Boise and with all the Californians moving on the housing market couldn't keep up. So housing was fairly expensive compared to the rest of the state.

I would say their prices would be comparable if the gladiator had a better motor. The raptor has a twin turbo v6 with 450hp that make the raptor fast, if the gladiator had a turbo v6 or v8 then I would think the pricing would be comparable.

I don't care. I was just pointing out what would make the most sense. But from what I understand the plans of the grand wagoneer and wagoneer is mostly speculation other than the fact that jeep will be getting a full size truck based suv. But that's probably the grand wagoneer. No one really...

It would be cool if they came out with a wranglers like this. Hopefully if it ever came out it would have 3 rows of seats. I could see it be called the Jeep safari or jeep wrangler safari or the Wagoneer. The Wagoneer makes the most sense because the original gladiator shared it's platform with...

LOL! You can still buy a decent 1-2 bedroom house in my area for around $100,000. It will be older and small but it would be an actual house that is decent. :rock:

Wow, you need to chill as well. You guys need to stop argueing and stop getting butt hurt over stuff that doesn't really matter. This is a forum about a jeep truck not of who's bro with who, or who is the genious of Chevy trucks (which are work trucks and not lifestyle trucks, so don't compare...

The 5.7 ft bed is still small. It is a lifestyle truck not a work truck. Even when using a 6.4ft bed I feel it almost isn't quite big enough just doing things like fishing, camping or hunting. But jeep had offroading in mind more than bed utility. But like @2015er said it would be nice if they...

I think with all the other junk under there it would be impossible to fit a spare mount for bigger than 35 inch tires without some serious modification. I am hoping someone comes out with a bed spare like this: It would take up bed space but the bed or the roof is the only option. You could do...

@BestopTeam I would like to see a rendering of it completely folded.