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Sweet! If this was in paint, hopefully that means we should start seeing some real test rigs out, not the cobbled together JLKUTs lol.

Yeah. I'm definitely hoping for a rear tire carrier of sorts. Then possibly an aftermarket secondary fuel tank where the existing spare tire went.

Hahaha damn right!

Yeah, plus they've always had that same rear bumper on them since the first mules were spotted.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/jalopnik.com/ram-ecodiesel-real-world-fuel-economy-over-50-000-hard-1762998445/amp I'd imagine similar to these. Ram probably weighs more but the JT is less aerodynamic.

That's a good question! A trick setup could be a second rollbar mounted light that only activates when the top is removed. There are several other cars that have secondary tail lights for when the trunk is open, so similar things have been done before.

Trucks are gonna have a big booty. No way around it really, without a really long wheelbase or a really tiny bed. I'm assuming the aftermarket will create some solutions similar to the AEV Brute rear bumpers with built in sliders.

Drive a JL to get an idea how the front end will handle, drive a Ram 1500 to see how the rear end will handle. Somewhere in the middle of that is the JT. ;)

These photos actually show some decent views of the tail lights too if you look close.

Nope.

Not seeing the misalignment you mention but these ARE prototypes so they definitely won't be up to the quality (lol FCA) of production models. The top body line probably meshes up really nicely with the side body line we already know exists on JLs.

Beefy looking. I dig it. Possibly just sticking with traditional emblems vs an embossed gate. Keeps cost down I'd imagine. Should still look great. :D

Apparently that's the steering wheel from a Chrysler 300. :cwl: And thanks JAY, anything you can get us is always appreciated! Hopefully we'll see some updated mules in a few months as the factory gets retooled.

Crew Cab only by all unofficial accounts. And I'd imagine we would have seen a non-Crew Cab test mule at this point if that wasn't the case.

Crew, not extended. ;)

Prob just a hitch with the ball removed, but it does look odd.

The first gen Nissan Titans had something similar.

http://www.fourwheeler.com/news/1804-spy-photos-jeep-truck-testing-continues/ Some more photos here I hadn't seen yet. Tow testing. :like:

So do Wranglers(currently). :P

Go buy Tacos if you want that heathen indepedent suspension :P SFA4life