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Take your foot off the brake and it should start right up. When I come to a stop, I shift into neutral, keeping my foot on the brake pedal. By backing off the pressure on the pedal, the engine should restart.

'22 Gladiator ... stock .... only add-ons are side steps and hard tonneau cover. City average is around 16 mpg. Highway average is around 22. On a long trip (R.I. to Fl.) I got 27.4 mpg. Manual transmission. Once your rpm's go over 2k, your mileage will seriously degrade. BTW .... I have highway...

No ..... 3.6 L . I've always had Wranglers until 2 months ago. Love the Gladiator with manual shift.

I just did a road trip from R.I. to central Florida. On the trip up, I got 24 mpg. On the way back, I got 27.4 mpg. Odometer now has 4,300 miles on it. I try to keep the rpm's below 2,000. Anything above that kills your mileage.

Just traded my '20 JK 2dr Sport S this past Friday for a '22 Gladiator Sport S. Love the ride, love the room and love the manual shift. Not as zippy as the JK, but it's quieter. Already have ordered side steps and a hard tonneau cover. Lots to enjoy.