RenoRubi
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Bwahaha!I'm sure the warranty will cover all of the damage.
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Bwahaha!I'm sure the warranty will cover all of the damage.
YesIsn't there a Gladiator in the upcoming Fast & Furious film?
Already did! Wrangler mind you, not a Gladiator, but in a way I see this as them trying to match or outdo my favorite Jeep commercial.Not looking to add to the pissing match but that first commercial is pretty bad ass! Jeep should take note.
One of the Defenders in that commercial had a snorkel on the vehicle's left side, wonder if that fording depth is based on a snorkel?that’s more than the JT can. 900mm is 35” and the JT is limited to 30”, at 5mph
Btw this isnt a JT vs Defender, just how it compares to looking in a commercial
A couple of years ago a guy in a mostly stock except tires, Land Rover tagged along with our group of Jeep wheeling for the day. I was leading in my white ‘13 JKU with 2.5” lift and 34” tires. I was impressed with its capability. It never got stuck or damaged and went just about everywhere we went.What you say is very true. It was an impressive video. But I don’t think hardly any Land Rover drivers will take their rides mud slinging. I bet the vast majority will go on a yearly trip to the ski slopes or they may tow a ski boat while most of them will drive their kids to school or they drive to work and will almost never go off the payment. It’s an image thing be seen driving. My best guesses mind you. If people want you go off roading then I bet they will do it in a Jeep. After all it’s a Jeep thing.
Meh, the Brits gave up their guns, knives, freedom and imported hundreds of thousands of culturally incompatible people. They've been driven off of the European continent no less than twice and saved by the Colony that kicked their ass the same number of times.
I'll remain unimpressed with their people and products until they prove both of them acceptable again.
Cool commercial though, they've got that.