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Can't say I'm seeing what you're seeing.

How long did you have it? The oil cooler cracking is a matter of when on a 2014. Otherwise it's a good year.

The Canyon/Colorado have been redesigned for the 2023 model year. The interior is a significant improvement over the 2nd Generation. The first ones are hitting dealer lots soon.

You forgot 2.0 vs 3.6 ;)

Video was a lot milder than expected.

What's funny is people in customer service related positions like his will often talk about how stupid their customers are, not knowing how much bad information they ironically give out daily.

This is essentially what changed my opinion on the whole ETorque vs Auxiliary Battery/Non ETorque debate. The 8 year, 80,000 mile warranty is pretty comparable to the average lifespan of an alternator. ETorque offers no more complication while offering a few more benefits.

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Only 4xe and 392 owners mention their powertrain in topics that have nothing to do with the powertrain.

Mod your Jeep to look like this. If it gets stolen, it’s a vigilante returning it to stock.

That’s good, glad it worked out. That’s usually how it goes with accidents. People lie out their asses, there’s no accountability.

Sorry to hear. Guessing you don't have a dashcam? They come in handy.

Nearly every thread you involve yourself in goes off-track because you make baseless claims and then say you never said what everybody can clearly see you said. Very ironic given you throw the word delusional around. Initial quality means almost nothing. If a vehicle doesn't hold up over one...

3 different sources > 1 source. Initial quality, which is every image you shared, is also irrelevant.

Absolutely I could say with a straight face nothing about the Sierra is on a different level. It has more technology, sure. More important than anything, since 2019, the Ram 1500 has widely been considered best in class and has stole more of GMC/Fords market share than ever before. I couldn't...

One thing people also never mention with these lists is demographics. Toyota owners are generally older and fiscally responsible. While Jeep as a brand has a wide customer base, Chrysler/Dodge/Ram have always been attractive to people with low credit. Nissan/Kia/Hyundai are in the same boat. One...

GMC is near the bottom of most reliability ratings out there. You can’t decry Jeep citing rankings and ignore GMC is poorly rated while championing it. Like Jeep, I’m a GMC fan. Recently bought one in fact. The build quality is no different than the Jeep and their forums are no different when...

My Jeep Wranglers have been nearly perfect and have had zero mechanical issue. That doesn’t mean they’re reliable vehicles. Unfortunately for you, the millions of different vehicles throughout the years with either cloth or leather strongly document cloth is much more durable.

Not even close to being true. There's many reasons to get leather but durability over cloth is not one of them.

You wouldn't be feeling that way if you bought a Tesla a few weeks ago.