Yeahhhh kinda. ICE numbers include VERY old vehicles where as EV numbers don't. Also, ICE catches fire when running or in an accident....EV is catching fire in your garage while you're sleeping.
There is a reason why many public parking garages are banning some EV's.
The outfit that makes those is right down the street from me. I get to see them around town and in their parking lot. Level 6,000 tacky. Like, seriously the only dudes driving those are walking around with popped collars and orange spray on tans and Tapout shirts on.
After four months of ownership I just discovered the Gladiator has an hours on engine meter. I've never had a vehicle with that feature and was surprised to learn that at 1,500 miles (only drive it on weekends) that it has 70 engine hours. That seems high to me but I guess I spend a lot of...
I've always wondered how the hell such a system is supposed to work on an off road vehicle anyway. Is there a shut off? I'm always pointed at something when off-road. Do trees, rocks, thick/tall grass set it off?
"Four years from now may seem like an eternity in the automotive world, but that hasn’t stopped us from envisioning what Jeep’s next-generation Tacoma rival may look like."
In other words....we just completely made up this photo which is not based on anything other than our imaginations.
Oh I'm not claiming any Jeep is without issues... just saying after having been around their entry level front wheel drive offerings (company vehicles, rentals, friend's / family's) that those things are in a class of their own low quality. I once had a company provided Compass where you could...
And I wonder how Jeep brand would rank if only Wrangler / Gladiator / Grand Cherokee results were surveyed. The total basket cases like Compass and Patriot have to drag on the score.
Sorry man, that's rough. If I ever do have to deal with it, I am semi-comforted that I live very close to two dealers where I can just walk right up to the service bays and be a pain in the ass.
Check out the Facebook group "JL Corrosion Information (it's not the steel bolts)" which has lots of great info, and seemingly daily posts from people bringing their JL's and JT's into dealerships for warranty work.