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Do you understand that Wranglers and Gladiators are still in production because of those buyers?

Dealerships can't refuse warranty work, but they absolutely can prioritize work from customers who bought from them over those that did not.

My '23. Thinking the original Mojave interior trim was a bit more appealing.

So its a Mojave poser?

Entering my 5th season with a pair of sunrider tops. Both twill. It wears well.

Going into year 5 with a pair of them. No complaints whatsoever. Bestop usually runs a rebate program early spring. I agree they aren't cheap, but we use ours more than enough to justify the cost. Never had any leaks either.

The wife's new Willys next to my Mojave.

I repeat this over and over. Where you choose to live makes all the difference. Affordable homes exist, but you won't find them in huge metro areas.

Just returned from a vacation and had a very similar experience. Really don't care for the redesigns they did to put that 12" screen in, and we never did quite master it in 10 days.

Wow, that literally a 5 minute job. Scary.

Yep. That package made for a nicely equipped Sport.

My experience in the US. Sometimes they do.

Not sure what your issue here is. As long as the customer is happy, and he appears to be, who pays for the repair is not your concern.

If you recall the demeanor of the OP at the beginning of this thread, I'd bet there was urgency. In any event, as long as the concern is resolved in a timely manner, how that happens really isn't anyones call but the dealership.

Hate to burst your bubble, but parts swapping is common at dealerships. Usually done to get a faster resolution to a customer's issue. Never a problem as long as proper remediation is done to the donor vehicle.

It's literally 6 bolts. Can be off in about the same time it takes to remove freedom panels.

Everyone has their own use case, and all are valid. The only person that has to be happy is the one writing the check every month.

That's what I said!

I feel for the workers. As a company, Stellantis did this to themselves. They could have taken the Grand Cherokee further up-market and left the Wrangler alone. To have nothing affordable in your line up is crazy when you are looking to sell volume.

Not really. More often than not you need a lawyer because of another lawyer.