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I ordered mine on 1-1 and spent sometime yesterday with a cup of coffee thinking about options. Stay with my order, order a pick up, order a car are my basic options. I don' like or need a full-size truck, I had a Tacoma and won' get another. A car doesn' work for me cause I like to hunt, fish and enjoy the outdoors, I want 4wheel drive. I am going to wait for my 2 door to come in and make a decision then based on what else Jeep removes from the 18 JL and my dealer standing by the price dealI'm gonna be honest: if I had known late last summer about all these 2 door delays, and a $3750 price increase over a JK, I would've just ordered a JK and saved some serious coin. If I could still custom spec a JK right now I think I would.
Since I don't want to trust a used Jeep, I pretty much have to say that it's worth the gouge price and wait to me, or bail out and buy another option.
I would appreciate if FCA didn't find another way to arbitrarily piss me off before I can place my order. Which I'm not doing until I see on-the-lot proof that a 2 door exists.
Mad props to the early 2 door orderers. Some of you will have waited 4+ months after ordering. Truly die hards that should frankly be compensated.
Honestly I just looked up a quite frankly BADASS LOOKING- brand new- 2018 2 door JK Willy’s Wheeler Automatic in Rhino, Black rims, blacked out grill with hard top, 3.73 ratio, anti lock, off road tires in my area for around 33k and change- it’s mighty tempting to just say screw It and get a JKI'm gonna be honest: if I had known late last summer about all these 2 door delays, and a $3750 price increase over a JK, I would've just ordered a JK and saved some serious coin. If I could still custom spec a JK right now I think I would.
Since I don't want to trust a used Jeep, I pretty much have to say that it's worth the gouge price and wait to me, or bail out and buy another option.
I would appreciate if FCA didn't find another way to arbitrarily piss me off before I can place my order. Which I'm not doing until I see on-the-lot proof that a 2 door exists.
Mad props to the early 2 door orderers. Some of you will have waited 4+ months after ordering. Truly die hards that should frankly be compensated.
And you can go look up Chrysler auto sales and see that the Cherokee out sells them both, and so does the ram truck line. and don't give a fuck what one executive says , he too will be long gone before the two door jeep is, and your basing your entire argument on one quote from one article , sales numbers are hard data and they are all that count . again just be happy with your pseudo jeep and stop arguing. I haveOK you can either keep your blinders on or do a little research yourself.
“Honestly, without the four-door, we would have probably killed (the Wrangler).” Allen said. “(The 2-door Wrangler) was never seen as a real big design challenge.”
You can read more HERE
Excellent; excellent response!! That’s no typo either.And you can go look up Chrysler auto sales and see that the Cherokee out sells them both, and so does the ram truck line. and don't give a fuck what one executive says , he too will be long gone before the two door jeep is, and your basing your entire argument on one quote from one article , sales numbers are hard data and they are all that count . again just be happy with your pseudo jeep and stop arguing. I have
Well I can also recall gas prices approaching $4.00 a gallon ( or even worse in other states) around late 2008 timeframe, so, it’s reasonable to assume people weren’t interested in horsepower over fuel economy. That might have had a “little” bit to do with why Wrangler/ and frankly all suv / truck sales were tanking in the mid 2000’sOK you can either keep your blinders on or do a little research yourself.
“Honestly, without the four-door, we would have probably killed (the Wrangler).” Allen said. “(The 2-door Wrangler) was never seen as a real big design challenge.”
You can read more HERE
This may be true for some but I would bet more bought it because it was now a viable option for larger families that could not make due with a two door.Well I can also recall gas prices approaching $4.00 a gallon ( or even worse in other states) around late 2008 timeframe, so, it’s reasonable to assume people weren’t interested in horsepower over fuel economy. That might have had a “little” bit to do with why Wrangler/ and frankly all suv / truck sales were tanking in the mid 2000’s
If the unlimited “saved” the Wrangler from extinction, it’s probably because people well off enough to be buying a “stretch limo” version didn’t care about gas prices.
Same here. Found a 2017 Smoky Mountain 2 door local to me with 7,000 miles. 3.21 gears and no Alpine but I can live with that. Saves over $8,000 plus from my JL if I can buy it right. I sent in a low ball offer online and will probably start dealing tomorrow.Honestly I just looked up a quite frankly BADASS LOOKING- brand new- 2018 2 door JK Willy’s Wheeler Automatic in Rhino, Black rims, blacked out grill with hard top, 3.73 ratio, anti lock, off road tires in my area for around 33k and change- it’s mighty tempting to just say screw It and get a JK