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Gladiator

That's not entirely true. Unless you add the tow package to the Rubicon, it comes with a Class II rather than IV receiver hitch, standard duty vs heavy-duty engine cooling, 220-Amp vs 240-amp alternator and no trailer hitch zoom on the camera. Standard items on the Rubicon that would come with Max Tow include 4:10 axle ratio, wider Dana 44s, larger tires, and daytime running lamps.

I stand corrected. Mine does have the heavy duty setup
 
I prefer the Gobi color ;)
I might be a little more envious if it were this model:
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https://www.caradvice.com.au/825224/2020-jeep-gladiator-mojave-revealed/
 
I went to the Jeep/Volkswagen dealer for a recall on my Jetta and passed by a few Gladiators.

Is it me or are the door and body panels extra wavy on these new bodies and especially the doors?
 
I don't understand the desire to attach your shelter to your vehicle. Every time you want to go somewhere you have to pack up all of your gear. :crazy:
 
I actually really like it! Although I do think it's better suited to trekking than to base camping.
 
Trekking is the only thing that the Gladiator get my attention for. I think it could make a good overland trip rig.
 
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