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My 2022 Ram Limited has full screen Navigation.

Jeep should call it an Emergency Fire Starter package instead of Smokers Package. It beats rubbing two sticks together if one runs out of lighter fluid or matches get wet.

Side curtain airbags; but, this won't happen until next generation.

Overinflated tires on the Rubicon you test drove could have affected the handling. Most vehicles on dealer lots have overinflated tires.

I would be surprised if side curtain airbags show up on Gladiators and Wranglers before the next generations are produced.

Diagnostic time is covered under basic 3 year/36000 mile warranty, even if no problem found. Any dealer that says different is lying to you.

Stellantis is selling the high output version I6 at a Engine Upcharge of $2,000.00 over the Grand Wagoneer's standard 6.4L Hemi engine according to a Grand Wagoneer Series III buyer who ordered one. Do not know if this is accurate, just passing on what one guy posted.

The warranty will cover new carpet; don't let dealership try to dry out and reinstall wet carpet.

My 2000 Cherokee 4x4 inline 4.0L engine was my all time favorite; it had the factory Up Country package which included a one inch lift. In 2005, with only 55,000 miles, it was totaled when a brainless driver ran a red light.

Keep Sarge Green for 2022 MY.

Yes, and with a 4" lift---take that Bronco!!!

A small engine repair shop nearby has a sign out front of their building that states that the warranty on their repairs are voided if found that ethanol gas was used in the engine.

I am not a fan of most green shades, but the Olive Green Power Wagon 75th Anniversary edition shown on the Ram 2500 build site sure looks good; I also liked Gator--hope it will return for the 2022 model year.

If your JT is repaired instead of totaled, then trade it for something else; there could be internal drivetrain damage that does not show up until later.

Top speed limited to 97 mph for all Rubicon and Mojave trims--110 mph for all other trims.

That would be the Bronco Sport, not the Bronco.

Some of Wrangler's shortcomings corrected with the Bronco: standard non-folding windshield, hardtops with outer raised edges to prevent water leaking inside the cabin when front doors are opened, power front seats, dead pedal for driver left foot and, as noted above, IFS with no steering...

Folding windshield wind leaks on every JT I test drove.

Lose the folding windshield---that will stop many of the wind noise/leaks problems.

Mopar Rock Slider with Step Assist. Jeep build and price website shows this option available for Overland and Mojave--don't know why it does not show as option for Rubicon trim but it should fit any JT trim.