first review i've seen:
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/22/rev...-smartly-designed-and-incredibly-capable.html
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/22/rev...-smartly-designed-and-incredibly-capable.html
Jeep Gladiator
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After owning a wrangler, I wouldn’t have one of these or anything else with Jeep stamped on it.
Dont forget the lift and knobby tires.
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Efffing MALL CRAWLER............
Now youtube yourself some videos with a hellcat motor. Droooooooool
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White sunglasses
Efffing MALL CRAWLER............
Now youtube yourself some videos with a hellcat motor. Droooooooool
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Not for a jeep. Bad welds and shaky steering just scream quality.........
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Ikarus1
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Not for anything gas powered and under half-ton
Mine now has 1,600 miles and is getting 21.0 MPG. Tomb quiet. Of the 8 new ones I've had since 2014 it is the most refined in ride quality. This is directly related to Not changing tires and wheels in my case. Jeeps have been on a tear in resale value for the last 8 years. The recent numbers again are 71% of retail 5 years out. I have found this to be absolutely true.
The one I have has a lot of stuff I don't care about but that it has. I ordered it in March and it came in just a while back. OTD price on it was $41,000. I expect to get back a good portion when I sell. I sold a 2018 Jeep Wrangler 2 door and a 2018 Ford F150 and combined both with this vehicle. The Jeep sold for What I paid for it...the truck cost me A lot of money to drive. It's difficult to sell a 2 year old F150 with Ford offering rebates and dealer incentives worth 10-12 Thousand off a new one. No Jeep rebates, ever. They bring the money.
This has been My experience with Jeeps. Never a service issue..never. I freely admit I have never put 100,000 on one to see if it lasts. I would never do that. That's just not something I would ever accumulate that kind of mileage on. I have put 40.000 on one with Zero issues. Never back to the dealer for anything but service. A 2009 model.
If you haven't driven a fairly new one you are missing a treat. I will Not be changing tires and wheels and jacking it up this time. I had new Jeeps that I "mortified" to the point they wee capable of doing things I was Never gonna do.
The 2016 that I had was a Hard Rock Rubicon Edition. Supposedly The most able off road vehicle Jeep has ever made. A bit of overkill for my sedate lifestyle. This little truck reminds me of a Ford Sport Track I had but without the body roll.
Sooooo, there's a owner's perspective from a CFFer who actually Has one. If you come October 19th you are welcome to drive it and decide for yourself. I combined 2 vehicles and got one that is better than either of the ones I had.
I Just took the time to read the review. Spot on in every respect from here.
The one I have has a lot of stuff I don't care about but that it has. I ordered it in March and it came in just a while back. OTD price on it was $41,000. I expect to get back a good portion when I sell. I sold a 2018 Jeep Wrangler 2 door and a 2018 Ford F150 and combined both with this vehicle. The Jeep sold for What I paid for it...the truck cost me A lot of money to drive. It's difficult to sell a 2 year old F150 with Ford offering rebates and dealer incentives worth 10-12 Thousand off a new one. No Jeep rebates, ever. They bring the money.
This has been My experience with Jeeps. Never a service issue..never. I freely admit I have never put 100,000 on one to see if it lasts. I would never do that. That's just not something I would ever accumulate that kind of mileage on. I have put 40.000 on one with Zero issues. Never back to the dealer for anything but service. A 2009 model.
If you haven't driven a fairly new one you are missing a treat. I will Not be changing tires and wheels and jacking it up this time. I had new Jeeps that I "mortified" to the point they wee capable of doing things I was Never gonna do.
The 2016 that I had was a Hard Rock Rubicon Edition. Supposedly The most able off road vehicle Jeep has ever made. A bit of overkill for my sedate lifestyle. This little truck reminds me of a Ford Sport Track I had but without the body roll.
Sooooo, there's a owner's perspective from a CFFer who actually Has one. If you come October 19th you are welcome to drive it and decide for yourself. I combined 2 vehicles and got one that is better than either of the ones I had.
I Just took the time to read the review. Spot on in every respect from here.
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