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Excellent pricing summary article. https://jalopnik.com/the-2020-jeep-gladiator-costs-35-040-to-62-310-heres-1833680540
A 3"-4" lift and 37's will make it look a lot better to me...
Love that TJ.Absolutely. Exactly how 33-35s look right on an LJ/TJ. I just saw this last week and loved the tire/lift combo. Nail a Gladiator like that and it’s going to look sick.
This one at the Detroit auto show had 35s and looked like it just needed a bit more tire to me. 37s would have been about perfect.
Yep, bottom of article says"April's Fool"
I got an email from Jeep this morning inviting me to order the Launch Edition on April 3, a day before what is supposed to be the only day on which they will accept orders for that edition of 4190 vehicles. At $62,310, I'll pass...though you also get a chance to win $100,000. Pricing for options is now up on Jeep's website. The options pricing would not show on my computer, but did on an iPad. The Rubicon I plan to order comes in at $55,100 MSRP.
Have you seen this?Well, I priced out a base Rubi 6 speed (with just the things I want, and compared it to a Sport S with the things I want (basically Max Towing - adds Auto) and they are the same price. WIth a Rubi, I hear that the tow rating is 7,000. I wonder if I need the auto to get that rating, like on the Sport S. I assume so. Therefore the price of the Rubi will go up. SO I need to determine if I really need that extra 650 pounds of towing capacity.
Have you seen this?
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I believe the Rubicon tow rating is lower due to the 33" tires vs. the 32" on the "max trailer tow group" package.
Wow, this sure didn’t take long.
Apparently this is from a Car and Driver article; however, I do not have the link:
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