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Phishs
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Select trac is standard on the X.To replace my pretty loaded '22 Mojave that had a MSRP of 59K will run 71K today. And Selec-Trac is no longer available. That is a deal breaker for those of us in the north country let alone the insane prices.
Even with discounts that will eventually happen for the 2024 model year, they won't match the 54K that I paid for mine. Need lots of cash these days. Damn shame. ?
ZoMojave
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Rubicons will have the available Rock-Trac. From what I know, has not been confirmed by Mopar that the Mojo will have Selec-Trac.
I don't believe websites like Carbuzz and such. Not reliable information.
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Have a look at the sticker: "Selec–Trac® Full Time 4WD System"
https://www.jeep.com/hostd/windowsticker/getWindowStickerPdf.do?vin=1C6JJTEG0RL104581
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I’ve been shopping around for a Mojave…only a few 23’s in my local area. One thing that struck me as odd, Detroit has always been high and tight over the years to get the next year models out in the fall time frame to the dealerships to help flush out the current year models to support both groups fiscal year ends. Another consumer hit in the wallet is that we’re going to eat the depreciation, not only on the 23’s, but now also on the late arrival of the 24’s! The exorbitant MSRP $ on both models plus the depreciation. If theres only one or two examples on the websites showing 24’s now then it will be Spring before the bulk of the 24’s land on the lots, thats a three months hit on a product that usually doesn’t happen. Don’t forget to leverage on the 23s and 24s to a dealership that pile of money when purchasing. Have ready on your phone the kkb, or nada pricing on both years models…the 24’s may not be updated for awhile yet, but you can do the math for them based on the 23’s. IMO
JW Jeep
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Well this puppy is pretty loaded !! I don’t see the cold weather package or led lights package or even towing package ? They don’t seem to be listed as included either ? I still believe the msrp will be lower then it has been when it’s released and that’s the reason they haven’t released those prices yet. They are afraid once the prices are released they will be stuck with 23s.
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One thing to pay attention to that is going to significantly change the pricing models for JT and JL, is that for 2024 they have gone to a lot of packaging of options, and less a la carte. Stuff you could order before as onesie repair is going to require you to buy a more expensive package with extras you may or may not want. I think that’s going to upset some folks for sure that are used to being able to pick and choose exactly what they want.
