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Is there another one besides the Maverick?

2025 was a tough year for Stellantis. Nice tax benefit though. 😆

Saw this off center plate on a Rover the other day. First I thought it was hideous, then I decided it’s Jeep styling cues. 😆

Someone taught me the trick to leave the top bolt half threaded so I would quit dropping the cover at the most unexpected time. 😆

Gear oil should also be inside your diffs, but somehow I sometimes get it in my hair. 😆

What did you end up getting for miles on those tires? I haven't been good lately at tire rotations either. I have a set of Goodyear Ultraterrains that were only rotated once and I have 85k miles on them.

Did you run the Mud Hogs or Trail Hogs?

V8 screamers take note. You’ll have a “compromised” vehicle that you’ll love.

Get it in ASAP. And if you have dealer options, you might have to go to a couple different ones to see who can take care of you. I had a Jeep dealer (Yark in Toledo) tell me 6-12 month wait and my warranty would expire while waiting.

You wouldn't buy one, how can you get a V8 for that cheap, crash testing hasn't been done, stop screaming! 😆😆

Fords have been the most reliable out of the vehicles I've owned. 🤷‍♂️ Too bad you're not in my area. I'm working with a Jeep dealer body shop now that has been really good.

Purchasing based on price, I'd buy Schumacher over NOCO since Schumacher is cheaper. I've had a NOCO GB70 jump box for 7 years and it's been great. It holds a charge forever. I once left it on a friends boat for 9 months and it was still 3/4 bars on the battery. I also have a NOCO 4 bank...

The marine world turned me on to NOCO. Very commonly recommended. They've been around since 1914. Not sure Amazon is the big reason. I think it's likely the other way around, their reputation and long standing presence are driving the Amazon sales.

NOCO is supposedly one of the best.

Good info, thanks. You said "YES. You must submit 7 production ready vehicles with the same powertrain...". If they all have the same powertrain, does that mean you do not have to submit all available powertrains?

Everything I’ve seen shared here is hearsay. Many sources on Google say they don’t crash test every engine option.

I don’t know that they have to crash test every engine option. Do you have a link that can educate me?

You're correct, both Sales Tax and Excise Tax on fuel are temporarily suspended in Indiana.

It was a $1k option on my 2020 F-150. 😁

How do we know how expensive a truck that doesn't exist is? What if the 5.7L was a $5k option? Many of the people screaming want it as a cheap option.