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Not a fan of IFS, broke a few:

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So have I...but they sure do shine when it comes to high speed offroad. No loss to me, even behind the wheel of a Mojave I don't come anywhere near pushing it like I did in my old Tundra.

Funny, most Raptor drivers I see don't have a single scratch on their truck.
 

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I think I would choose the IFS if it was an option, any chance they could do both? Have the rubicon a solid axle and everything else IFS. Or everything a solid axle except for the mojave.
 

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LOL -
"likely"
"most certainly"
"expect"


In other words, they don't know anything. They are speculating.

And - still 404 error.
Try refreshing your cache - maybe they've removed the article after you read it and it's simply stored in your browser cache now.
 

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So, Jeep/Stellantis is trying to figure out how to "catch up" with Ford, Toyota, and GMC, and floats an idea out via the media. Meh, I think it is just market research

There is no shortage of enthusiasts who state they chose a bronco over a gladiator due to IFS handling on the street or on open dirt roads at higher speeds. For the dollars, I would rather go with an F150 Raptor or Dodge TRX over a bronco for racing around the desert, but, that's me.

IFS could also improve sales for the customers that want the "real" Jeep look, and never ever expect to have the tires touch dirt.
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