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I'm out of space too, but I've elected to build a garage. I haven't figured out if it will be a 2 - 3 bay garage, but I'm definitely going to build one. 👍

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Because competition impacts the Jeep Gladiator. "Competition is a rivalry between two or more parties striving for a common goal, an exclusive prize, or market dominance. It exists across various disciplines, acting as a driving force for progress, efficiency, and improvement."

Not, it's built on the Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer body-on-frame.

Yes, Ram will be releasing a full-sized SUV (Ramcharger) that will compete with the Tahoe, Suburban, and Expedition.

This is wild speculation on my part, but it occurred to me that Ram may have refrained from making a larger SUV as long as others wouldn't compete with the Wrangler. But now that everyone is competing with the Wrangler, Ram has decided to compete in the large SUV market.

Jeep is estimating that 0.1% are impacted. For most of us, this will be a quick dealer inspection and then you're back on the road.

"FCA US confirmed a loose electrical connection will result in melting of the connection, which could ultimately lead to a vehicle fire."

I don't know how many times I need to say it, but I'll say it again. It's the connector, not the wiring.

You might be right, but I would have put it closer to 95%. ;)

Benny said he didn't know anything about the recall. But if you read the complaint, it mentions the connector. "FCA US confirmed a loose electrical connection will result in melting of the connection, which could ultimately lead to a vehicle fire." "The remedy is an inspection and repair or...

Some people don't want to take responsibility for their actions. Think of all the people who were hoping the government would magically pay off their student loans.

Our 2023 has 7,000 miles.

Impressive! You can walk in whenever you want. That's a privilege (and perk) for being in the High Mile Club!

I wouldn't be happy either. Is it still under warranty?

I'd be really bummed if ours became totaled. We've owned 5 Jeeps and this one is my absolute favorite. I have no plans to sell the Gladiator, plus they no longer make the diesel. :(

My wife and I came to the same conclusion.

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That's a good point. When I went to Fox's website, they didn't differentiate between the diesel or gasoline engine. It listed the 2.0 Performance Series shocks (985-24-171) and the 2.5 Performance Elite Series shocks (883-26-049) for the 2023 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon with 0"-1.5" lift.

Thanks for checking and reporting. I'll most likely go with the Clayton coils and Fox Shocks. Fox makes the 2.0 Performance Series shocks and the 2.5 Performance Elite Series shocks for 0"-1.5" lift. I plan to keep the truck mostly stock, but upgrading the springs/shocks would be desired...