I’ve built jeeps and 4runners. Jeeps are superior for rock crawling, otherwise 4 runner/tacoma has significantly better reliability and higher resale.
I just sold my Jeep, and I still have my 4Runner.
Selling my 2018 JLUR with 50k miles on it.
I currently have dealer offers pending but would rather sell it someone who knows what it is.
Jeep has all factory options excluding leather seats, cold weather, smokers and the safety package (which I don’t think was available at the time)
Asking 40k...
I checked out when I saw 100k+ for a jeep. They prolly look at the original sales invoice and just add whatever they want whenever you come in. I payed 48k out the door for a fully loaded rubicon.
also just to put in perspective I have king coilovers 37 inch tires, control arms, driveshafts...
I’m at a 7. Multiple Jeep ownership over the years. The jl is a mass produced vehicle in a consumers age filled with careless and greedy big corporations. That being said it is an awesome vehicle, and I got mine at a pretty solid deal (10% under invoice) and even at that price I feel like it was...
Where does the fun factor come in between two doors and 4 doors? I’ve owned both and the difference between the two seems to have nothing to do with “fun”. The 4 door handles the same as the two, off roads the same, but has way more space. The 4 door with a good lift had the advantage when it...
Lol to the people saying 5k??? 20k minimum. I’ve owned ljs, and that color isn’t common. You might have to knock off 1-2k for the soft top but I’d buy it for 20k. Another factor that’s important is the trans, is it auto or manual?