We all do both, otherwise, we would just get a hacksaw and chop off the top of a pickup we like and add rollbars, then make parts out of 2x4's (steps, bumpers, cargo holders, etc). The most purchased items for function and/or looks are wheels and rims. SO, we all do both. The biggest part that...
The Recon will be IFS, but if the Wrangler does it I'm sure it'll be an option for Mojave and upscale versions, but I'm sure they'll keep the Rubicon and Sport as is.
A 5.7 would be the sweet spot, or the new inline 6. I just want the torque my EcoDIesel had and smooth acceleration. I currently have the 4xe Wrangler, but don't care much for "e" part except it's quiet at stops so you can place an order in the drive thru or talk to a gate guard when entering...
Sold my Gladiator last year to a coworker because I was moving and thought the vehicle would be a nuisance to park in the larger city. Bought a Wrangler once I was in the city. Love my Wrangler but not as much as I did the Gladiator. Biggest thing I miss was the diesel engine and the cloth...
3rd dealer.. "yes we will honor that Costco program". Runs the numbers tacks on $799 dealer fee (not the doc fees), $699 dent protection, $699 paint protection, $27 license fee, then tells me I have to chose the Costco program or the 1.9% special financing. I understand no rebate, but the Costco...
Not sure how good a deal is these days, but Costco has a purchase program. You should get 5% off MSRP plus all rebates. I think I'll use that so that this round. Seems like a hassle free way to buy.
I'm trying to buy a 2025 but the dealership is wanting me to get a lease then buy out of the lease after a month, but trying to put me into the lease with 12.5% interest. They were saying I could just refi after 30 days for a better rate. So that's a no go with them. I'm now looking to find a...