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Front doors rarely off, rear never off, and Sunrider open for probably 50% of all miles.

I'm sure I'm in the minority of people who have manual windows (2023 Sport - total base besides Max Tow). But for those that do, do you find your windows rolling down on their own? As in every few weeks you have to roll them back up because they creeped open a quarter inch or so? I roll the...

Is it compatible with a plastic drop-in bedliner?

I guess they brought in the guy who designed the front end of the 3rd generation Toyota Highlander.

1.5" wider. Still not a lot, but not 3/4".

The best thing about the Sunrider is opening / closing at a stop light without even taking my seatbelt off. That simplicity means it gets opened every time I drive the Gladiator - unless raining.

Omg just put an old school non-turbo four banger in something like this and keep it simple with a low price.... you'll dominate the market.

Remember when 120HP F-150's towed campers and boats which weighed twice as much?

Could have been a 3-way scenario. I saw one of those go down a few weeks ago in the parking lot of a Mexican joint.

I remember when a company dropped something, it meant something was canceled / discontinued. That was only like a year ago.

I guess no one does actual front bumpers anymore huh? Lines almost look similar to the last generation Colorado.

Mine does the exact same thing. I also notice that the latch on the passenger side swings MUCH easier than the driver side - so I assume it could be related to a latch adjustment of some sort? I haven't really tried to mess with it yet since it's still water tight.

Everyone towing fifth wheel horse trailers around here seem have vented tailgates...but the Gladiator ain't no fifth wheel hauler. I have heard those nets can reduce structural integrity of the bed walls, leading to damage. I don't know how accurate those claims are however.

I bought some Cerakote Trim Coat today for my unpainted fenders and all the rest of the plastics with the goal being sun protection. Opening the box, the instructions state not for use on new vehicles. So, I went to Internet and apparently you're supposed to wait until the plastics are damaged...

The additional lip on my 2023 Max Tow is quite small...maybe a half inch? I can always measure them - but I assume since the axles are the same width between the two, that the fenders, including the lip, are ultimately the same width (for practical purposes).

Keep in mind that J.W. Corbett is first and foremost a hunting area. That's what JWC is primarily about. Coming in second place it's a hiking / camping preserve, with scout and youth activities coming in third place. Somewhere down the list it's a place where Jeepers / dual-sporters can enjoy...

West Palm myself (well more like Loxahatchee). When hunting season is over and the water levels come down a little, check out J.W. Corbett Wildlife Management Area for some mild trails. Trail 6 is traditionally more for the Jeep crowd, when it's open.

Welcome to the area. We're weeks away from much better open-air weather. That said, it's still South Florida, and it can still rain any time. I'm sorry you missed the 1990's, when South Florida was awash is great trails seemingly everywhere, and we had a robust off-roading community.

AI will ruin the Internet.

I look forward to my Friday routine every week: Get the weekday beater home, change clothes, pull the Jeep out of the garage for the first time since last Sunday, open the Sunrider and go.