Renderings.. created by a group of people who have supplied us with more knowledge on the JL than Jeep itself. That's why the small details matter here.You guys realize these are not official jeep images don't you? Tow hook/accent colors are just cool wishful thinking.
Yes but they even say they are based on the most recent spy pics that we have all seen. Asking about details that have not been confirmed is silly at this point. The renderings are awesome, but that's all you get at this point.Renderings.. created by a group of people who have supplied us with more knowledge on the JL than Jeep itself. That's why the small details matter here.
Yep, and as an owner of a few 'interesting colour' Wranglers in my time, the contrast of the black on the roof (and fenders) really breaks up the monotony of just one colour. You really appreciate this when you swap from the body colour hardtop to the black soft-top.Maybe I am in the minority here, but I don't like the color match roof. I see quite a few of them out there, but to me, that color contrast is part of what makes a wrangler a wrangler.
I gotta wonder how old some of these mules are. Obviously we've got some newer ones on the streets, but despite shedding some of the camo, I bet some of the very first early mules (some that might even retain unchanged JK parts) are still roaming around.I understand that this is a mock up but didn't we see two distinct sets of taillights on the mules? It appears that these Rubicons and Sports both have the lights that were previously shown on the Sahara. Your thoughts?
One part that may confuse, is that if they offer a similar HD Suspension Upgrade Package for the JL Sport the way they have in the past for the JK Sport, then it might also come with the same MT tyres as the Rubicon just like the JK did.Admin, can you speak on whether or not the details drawn here are close to production? Will the Sport have gloss black roof, red tow hooks, aggressive tires and vented hood?