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A V-8 in Kalifornia? Heresy, I say !!

Right there with ya brother.

Not a chance. Not interested at all in a 4 cylinder. In fact, if the Gladiator was only available in 4 cylinder, I would have looked elsewhere.

Does the light still come on?

I've read no less than four articles that were less than complimentary about the Hurricane, but most of the information dealt with the fact that they are putting this into the RAM now, and the gas mileage is WORSE than the old Hemi used to be. Seriously. How brain dead is that, you take out...

Okay, well yeah, I guess that would be like asking people if they would rather die from cancer or a stroke.

I'd like to see your sources for that last statement. Most everybody I know is skeptical, at best.

Odd, I've never had that happen, ever. Mine is a 2020, by the way.

Not for me. I won't be trading or selling my Gladiator unless something really dire happens. Luckily, I love my Gladiator and I'll be perfectly happy with it.

^^^This^^^ It took 15 posts into the thread for the correct answer to appear.

Somebody has to stop the insanity. You don't just float on the river when you see Niagra Falls up ahead.

Laughing at Stellantis as they fall through the floor.....

Put your eggs in the wrong (EV) basket, and reap the consequences.

All I can tell you is, that the LED turn signals and headlamps generate heat. Enough to where there are heat sinks built into the assembly. I've never had an issue with my headlamps, but if I leave my turn signals on too long in the summer, or even on a warmer spring day, then sooner or later...

Sounds like Barbie doesn't like a rough ride. I knew girls like her, when I was dating. ;)

Dude, you can brag about your solar array all day long, truth is, you're in Kalifornia, and it COULDN'T be more expensive if you tried. People with real world experience, where it gets cold in the winter and hot in the summer, won't have your kind of experience, not even close. Don't try to...

If I wasn't fine with it, I would have bought something else, or bought the diesel. The Pentastar should last quite a while, with proper maintenance.

I debate with myself all the time. I've become a real master debater. :surprised:

Yes, 285/70/R17.

You're such a buzzkill. :LOL: