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Actually I'd avoid that in an automatic too. A manual with a low 1st gear to lurch in actually keeps me more occupied in that situation.

Only owned Chevys and Ford's up to this point.

Don't disagree, in the QCA I'm at least to the point where I'll see one or two Gladiators every time I'm out driving. Along with 10 angry-eye 4-door Wranglers and 20 Grand Cherokees lol.

HVY is growing on me the more I see it. I think the only color I really could've picked over Snazzy would've been Nacho if it was available.

I thought it was a Taco when I first looked at the front end at that picture. That's not a good thing.

Driving a well conditioned older car is always an option. Granted it won't massage your butt, but you also won't have to fix the butt massager at 100k. I almost bought a square body Chevy K-10 if the Gladiator hadn't caught my interest.

Manual or auto? If manual, are you using 5th or 6th on the highway and what speed? Mines a stick, I average high 16's to maybe 17 mpg in the winter, and about 19-20 in the summer. I get better highway mileage in 5th for anything below 75 mph. I don't think you're too far off given that...

If nobody buys the products linked to the subscriptions, I don't think that's condoning subscriptions.

I hope more people begin rejecting this subscription crap. Keyword hope

Ok that explains the Punkn

Thanks, I must have been spaced out or making a pitstop during the Murray commercial (Superbowl is just warmup for racing season for me) - I saw the other one but not any with a Gladiator. Good to see we're getting some mainstream exposure in the Jeep world.

Thanks for posting this info, I will be taking my truck offline at some point.

3.73 is already too tall with stock tires and lugs the 3.6 in anything other than ideal steady state conditions. A 3.6 moving a heavy boxy truck through the wind needs some rpm's. I'd personally go with 4.88's with 35's. Better city MPG, shorter 1st and reverse / easier on the clutch, better...

Haha nice, I'm going to shamelessly steal that idea.

Not really into Doug Demuro but do like me some High Velocity Yellow Jimny

Gotcha thanks, that's what I thought. Appreciate the heads up, I figured the siding pieces I had in there were pretty safe.

You're saying that driving with the rear window slid open will stress and break the glass? Just want to make sure I'm understanding correctly. Thanks

In all fairness I had to do that with some siding I bought, but it also went the full length of the bed. Actually worked out perfectly with the window opening.

Women definitely don't wave in my experience either. Your reasoning is probably accurate. I suspect many also don't know the Jeep wave is a thing.

Totally rad dude