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I'm sure they would do even better for an order at Bengal. It's typically harder to get a discount on a car already on the lot.

I got 4% under invoice off of the lot at Bengal Jeep in Kingston.

You can now get the 8.4 screen on the sport as well.

At least. I put everything in the bed under the cover.

I have the proximity key on my overland and it's not worth it as it does not work with the tailgate. I end up using the button to open the truck 75% of the time due to this

I forgot about that. You can add the running boards too. So the only thing you can't add at this point are the soft touch doors and dash? Oh, and the 18 inch wheels.

So basically you can turn your Sport S into an overland with colored fenders and the 8.4 screen. Not sure why they don't just get rid of the Overland option at this point and let you put leather in the Sport S.

I would've skipped the proximity key as it does not work with the tailgate. I find myself using the button on the fob more often then not because of this.

The headlight washers on European cars are heated and work at high pressure. They work quite well at sub zero temps. I have a car from 2001 with these washers and there are no issues with the lenses.

I stand corrected as the washer requirements only apply to xenon lamps in Europe and have not caught up to LEDs. My Audi S3 has the washers for the LEDs so I thought it had carried over. I think the shape of the jeep headlight is unique enough that the problem is worse then other LEDs as the...

Actually it is a Jeep issue and an American car issue. Most LEDs on European cars come with high pressure headlight washers for this reason so there is a "market discussion". This is a safety issue in the US and should be addressed.

Or they won't get the led option.

Its BS these headlights should not do this. It's the reason all European cars are required to have headlight washers if xenon or LED. Not sure why this was not given more thought but its it's definitely a safety issue.

Yup, I'm the white one with the LEDs. I usually pass you on the way to taking the kids to swim team over at Emma Willard. There are three other red ones running around. The one that is always at Hannaford is an older woman, there is a red Rubicon I see time to time, and a guy in West Sand...

That's great. I've seen your truck around, it looks great. Did you put a lift on it?

I'm local to you. If you still have them in the spring I'll buy them.

The best tip is to get real snow tires, not all season or even 4 season (like the Falken ATs). The cheapest dedicated winter tire will be 100% better in the cold and snow then any of those. Although the Falken's are winter rated they are not a true winter compound. If they were they would not...

That's strange. It must be the wrong knob unless they really screwed up. What does your gauge cluster show? It should have the same pattern if you truly have the AWD option?

It's fine to use 4WD on snow and slush covered asphalt, if the wheels are slipping engage 4WD.

I did the same with my ATV but I was able to put the tailgate in the mid position as a brace. Then strapped corner to corner, good to go.