Which second vehicles compliment the gladiator best?

[4xerubicon]

I imagine for a lot of folks it has nothing to do with saving money.

I have an SS Camaro because I want one and its fun for cruising fast and playing at the track.

I have a Gladiator because I like to explore off the beaten path and buy junk at Home Depot.

I also have a third vehicle parked at another house all together I haven't driven since February. Some folks just have a car problem!

Yes your right, that might be you. But if you read exactly what the guy who made the topic is asking it clearly states "poor fuel economy" and comfortable" pretty often!

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[relayer4u]

A Harley, any Harley will do.

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[Mav4x4Chris]

Yes your right, that might be you. But if you read exactly what the guy who made the topic is asking it clearly states "poor fuel economy" and comfortable" pretty often!

It's been a while since I read the first post, so I didn't think much of it. That being said, if someone's pocket allows, I think it's fine to own two vehicles that compliment each other in that manner. No midsize truck on the market gets what most would consider to be good MPG, except for maybe the diesel Gladiator (for a substantial cost). Comfort is pretty subjective. I find my Sport S to be very comfortable, but my previous Jeep was a 2 door JK and to be honest that was like driving a horse and buggy given the super short wheel base and lift kit. My Gladiator is luxury in comparison.

For enthusiasts, I don't tend to believe there is a clear cut all around winner. Seems a lot of folks here own more than one Jeep, or own a Jeep and a cool sedan / sports car, or a Jeep and a motorcycle.

 

[FDE-Gobi]

I’m a Bow Tie guy at heart. The Gladiator will be LS powered one of these days lol

1300hp CTSV Coupe LSX 427 Kong 2650
1934 Ford 3 Window Coupe LS1/4L60/F9”
(Not a kit car)

 

[dajudge]

Fits in the bed, also good off road, 80 mpg.

Move the bike out of the way!

 

[punk'n]

A Harley, any Harley will do.

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Does my '65 Harley M50 count then?

 

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