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Here's the link; https://a.co/d/3hly8P0 And I used an extra marine mount I had. I do recommend getting one because theirs is horrible.

The left side is the dash cam thats part of the unit. It allows you to swivel it. The right is a standalone "backup" camera. Comes with a pretty long wire so you could add it as a trailer or trail cam essentially

I gave her a name and since I live on Florida's Nature Coast famous for skinny water flats, I did a play on Jeep's model;

I went the $100 cheap route and didn't change anything while picking up 2 extra cameras. But not for everybody;

Added an aluminum tri-fold tonneau and the door storage pockets. Love the former, not so sure about the latter although they were simple to install and seem well enough made. Just concerned about it touching my leg.

Wheels, tires and steps added. Hard tri-fold tonneau should be here today. I've always wanted to be in a club.

I just went on the mopar version of the website and notice that there's no "Florida" option when it comes to selecting state. Does this mean you can't offer extended warranties down here?

I'll echo what @djthumper said above; you're aren't required to lift it to get a more aggressive look. I was able to do it by adding wider rims with more set-back and a + offset. The wider tires "poke" a little bit, but not so much it affects the towing. For me, that was key as I have a boat...

I thought you could add rear seats, top, etc?

I am thrown a little by the number of folks who are viewing this truck as so unique because of price? If the base, with roll up windows manual transmission starts at $27500.00, and odds are there won't be many base models sold. A Ford Maverick AWD, automatic, full power, a/c, 4 doors, etc etc...

She got fancy new shoes today and a smidge more aggressive treads. Still not too much oversized because I don't want to lift it and she still needs to tow my boat. Trying on a new set of steps this weekend. Need to gain an inch or so in order for the wife to be more comfortable getting in...

Yup, they're even talking about "kiosks" in the county I live in. Basically an atm style machine where you can renew/transfer etc. Not to continue to derail this thread but my last vehicle purchase there wasn't even a "Finance Guy". It was set up to where you had your paperwork all done by...

Specs said it has a 1000lb towing capacity. So I noticed the headline says "under $20k after incentive"....does that mean the base truck is $27500.00?

Well, at least if the mileage isn't a concern the lease makes good sense. Never have to worry about carrying negative equity etc. We will never "win" when purchasing a vehicle, at the end of the day so may as well drive what you want to drive.

You wanna hear something even worse? Down here there is no "send a person to take a briefcase". All of these dealers now issue new tags, registrations and title at the moment of sale. They're all electronic now. So when the person prints your purchase paperwork they also print all the state...

Definitely time for that new car purchase, lol. Jeep may be sitting on a ton of write offs if this is common for their residuals.

Not talking about the "prep fee" from the factory. I'm talking about the pre-printed $ amount that I've seen as high as "$1900" in Florida that is explained as covering "cost to do all the paperwork".

Yes, most dealers generate their highest margins on things like "dealer/prep fees" and financing incentives.

The markup is never as high as people think.

As a prior "insider" I can confidently tell you that Memorial Day will be no different than tomorrow or next week, etc etc. Used car market is going to heat up a bit in the coming months, but there's plenty new car inventory sitting around so go make your best deal. Out of curiosity what is the...