Jeep383-S
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Where did you get 15k-20k? I don’t want the diesel anyway so I don’t care, however that sounds like one of the most ridiculous estimates I have heard.Well not worth an extra 15k-20k for a diesel version... Looks like I'll keep my ZR2.... Funny though Toyota wouldn't lend them a Tacoma for comparison lol
i paid 41-42k with ttl for my ZR2 diesel give or take... add an extra 3-5k for diesel on a similar optioned rubicon gladiator with MT's as tested price of 54-55k on a gas version and then you add ttl and your looking at around 60k give or take... its a great vehicle and I'm definitely still considering it but i won't be trading my ZR2 anytime soon for one... we will see what chevrolet comes up with next and decide from there.. Even if you go MSRP to MSRP your still looking at well over 10k with similar options considering diesel will cost 3-5kWhere did you get 15k-20k? I don’t want the diesel anyway so I don’t care, however that sounds like one of the most ridiculous estimates I have heard.
Ok I thought you were saying that a diesel would add 15-20k over a similarly equipped gas JT. Hence this statement here:i paid 41-42k with ttl for my ZR2 diesel give or take... add an extra 3-5k for diesel on a similar optioned rubicon gladiator with MT's as tested price of 54-55k on a gas version and then you add ttl and your looking at around 60k give or take... its a great vehicle and I'm definitely still considering it but i won't be trading my ZR2 anytime soon for one... we will see what chevrolet comes up with next and decide from there.. Even if you go MSRP to MSRP your still looking at well over 10k with similar options considering diesel will cost 3-5k
Not sure you comparison is apples to apples, but at least I now understand how you got the huge numbers.Well not worth an extra 15k-20k for a diesel version...
ahh i got ya... pretty sure once you see the options added by MT the numbers would make more sense.. but the major differences i see is that the ZR2 already has a lot of the options that are offered on the Rubicon gladiator included with the ZR2 package.. like auto trans, leather seats, tow package, and seat warmers and etc which really drive the price of the gladiator up... Sucks because i really like it tooOk I thought you were saying that a diesel would add 15-20k over a similarly equipped gas JT. Hence this statement here:
Not sure you comparison is apples to apples, but at least I now understand how you got the huge numbers.