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  1. 2024 Gladiator Price Release?

    that’s the 2023 build and price - the spreadsheet is the 2024.
  2. 2024 Gladiator Price Release?

    MSRP for the 2024 Sport MaxTow “may” be $300 less then the 2023 built the same way. Maybe $1500+ as the tow package is not showing in the 2023 build. The base MSRP of the sport went down $1725 - based on a very quick search which maybe I’m missing something
  3. 2024 Gladiator Price Release?

    MaxTow package is a $6500 option on the Sport?
  4. 2024 Gladiator Price Release?

    Anyone see any 2024 window stickers with the MaxTow package? that’ll be our pricing as the MaxTow is only available on the Sport and the only option available is the hardtop. we ordered 2 days after the announcement in September - need the max payload offered.
  5. Just Ordered? Check in HERE!

    for those with 2024 orders - what ship/delivery dates are you hearing from your dealer for your order? last we heard, ship date of January 20th
  6. All I Want For Christmas... is 2024 Gladiator pricing

    Could be - but I’m guessing not. But I really have no idea. Quite odd without pricing but we need as close to the max payload of 1725lbs as possible (with an automatic) - much less with the 2023. The 2024 max tow only comes in the Sport model with no options available - so it should be #1725...
  7. All I Want For Christmas... is 2024 Gladiator pricing

    It’s a EPA law/rule - they definitely aren’t getting around it. Must just be the data (delayed, etc) or the state of “in production “ definition. i ordered 2 days after you so hopefully you hear something soon!
  8. All I Want For Christmas... is 2024 Gladiator pricing

    what website are you using to get these numbers - would love to follow that also. Thanks
  9. All I Want For Christmas... is 2024 Gladiator pricing

    interesting I found this: “ a 2023 model year vehicle can be released anytime on or after January 2, 2022. Similarly, a new model can be labeled as a 2023 all the way until December 31, 2023.” i had read the vehicle needs to be complete (out of production but not necessarily shipped) on or...




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