well if that money went towards actual social projects I wouldn't complain... But I think its everyone in the city pays for drainage maintenance even though its only in a third of the city.
looks great too! If I had that kind of budget, a Diesel Rubi would be a nice upgrade for me
It would only add about $15 a month...looks great too! If I had that kind of budget, a Diesel Rubi would be a nice upgrade for me
It will look better as a truck, with all my crap bolted on, a big-ass dog inside, and bikes.looks great too! If I had that kind of budget, a Diesel Rubi would be a nice upgrade for me
15 a month from my Generic Sahara? probably more than that.
Maintenance of the storm sewer infrastructure is a social project...it's public works.
It falls under the Environmental Health portion of the City Budget though.
Assuming the $4500 was the cost of the diesel alone, its looking more like a $7055 increase in MSRP over my gas V6 Sahara for a Diesel Rubicon with the same options as my current Jeep. LED group and black hard top, and I didn't even add the steel bumper and painted fenders that I would want if I were to get the Rubicon.
Yep, 4500 on the Ram 1500 as well, so I can only assume it will be like that on the Wrangler. All things being equal if I got an identical Sahara with the EcoDiesel it would be the 15 extra bucks a month... assuming the trade in works out well.
