Gregj50!!!!!
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I sure hope Jeep Wrangler gets a “mini me” too!!!!!
It's called the RenegadeI sure hope Jeep Wrangler gets a “mini me” too!!!!!
You could easily cut off the lip on the front and most likely clear 37s stock. The rear is part of a thick pinched seam where ot meets up with the steel inner fender so youd be getting into the interior by about an inch all the way around
Or compass, liberty, cherokee, every thing jeep makes except the wrangler is a useless crossover pos.It's called the Renegade
Not sure how that plays in with the inner fender.I thought the rear 1/4 panel was removable?
I see what you're saying. Basically the inner fender hangs down about the same as the outer fender.Not sure how that plays in with the inner fender.
Those fenders look way better than the plastic kiddie pool looking deals Ford came up with At least Ford made the quarter panel bolt on.Stolen from Instagram. I dig the ADV fenders and that bumper looks simple enough to make. Maybe match the grill lines a little more.
Well if that’s how we compare then I’ll just bring up one Ford model and leave it at that….Or compass, liberty, cherokee, every thing jeep makes except the wrangler is a useless crossover pos.
Well if that’s how we compare then I’ll just bring up one Ford model and leave it at that….
I bring to you…….
The 2010 “NEW” Ford Bronco”!!!
The jeep was awesome suv's for about 60 fucking years.
90% of what they made were open diff station wagons that fucking got stuck on wet grass.
Stock vs stock a Liberty would run circles around a Wagoneer
What domestic shit came with lockers in the 40s-80s anyway?
Only thing liberty has on a waggy is that it's smaller. At least you don't need a lift and heavy trimming and poounding to run 30" tires on a waggy.
Even they didn't.HMMWVs?
Pretty much all the new FCA crossover shit with the "rocks/snow/mud" knob will still run circles around a stock + lockers 80s fullsize so long as you're not doing super technical stuff with it (and even then it'd probably still be better because it's smaller). Traction control that mostly just brakes the spinning wheel is pretty damn good. Not all OEMs give you that though. Jeep does (if you select the right mode) because being off-roady is their whole brand image thing.Only thing liberty has on a waggy is that it's smaller. At least you don't need a lift and heavy trimming and poounding to run 30" tires on a waggy.
We had these in the Navy, they had Detroit's in the back. Coincidentally, its also the largest vehicle I've ever done doughnuts in.There were some pretty decent limited slips back in the day though.
No shit?
I thought they have LS/lockers.
Pretty much all the new FCA crossover shit with the "rocks/snow/mud" knob will still run circles around a stock + lockers 80s fullsize so long as you're not doing super technical stuff with it (and even then it'd probably still be better because it's smaller). Traction control that mostly just brakes the spinning wheel is pretty damn good. Not all OEMs give you that though. Jeep does (if you select the right mode) because being off-roady is their whole brand image thing.
I got the lowdown on the units sitting on lots from our local dealer that I’m friends with.
He’s a very small dealer and was allotted one sport and one full size. He can sell them at any time, but if he doesn’t display then for 6 months before selling he will not be allotted another one.
"Percent allocation basis" my guess.6 months? Wtf kind of bullshit is that?
It's a mannequin and not actually on his floorplan, that is why it can't be sold for 6 months.Sounds like BS to me. Neither of our Furd dealerships have said anything like that. Seems like it's backwards as usually it's when something sits on your lot and doesn't move that you don't get new allocation.
Sorry, we're crossing piss lanes.Sounds like BS to me. Neither of our Furd dealerships have said anything like that. Seems like it's backwards as usually it's when something sits on your lot and doesn't move that you don't get new allocation.
Nope its real. The one I posted earlier is the same way. Its the dealer demo model and it is already sold but has to stay there for 6 months all while they let people test drive it.Sounds like BS to me. Neither of our Furd dealerships have said anything like that. Seems like it's backwards as usually it's when something sits on your lot and doesn't move that you don't get new allocation.