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Nacho, because obviously :)

Mine Hers Toys

you can't win. Just go with the colour she wants ;-) To be fair - initially I *really* didn't like the nacho, but my (designer) wife really did. So we bought it. And now I love it. So I wouldn't stress too much about the colour. ...and yes, I'm originally British, hence the extra 'u' in colour :-P

Yeah there was something going on because it was right at the end of the year, maybe they needed to make numbers or something like that. They just had a couple of particular Wranglers with deep discounts, perhaps trying to get people 'in the door' to upsell them a different one. Or maybe they...

$40k+ for a JLUS? Every time I see folks posting the prices of new Jeeps, makes me think I should go see what I could get to trade mine in :LOL: I paid $27k for a brand new 2018 JLUS (plus tax), off the dealer lot in Dec'18 - are discounts like that not around any more? I do love it tho, would...

2018 JLUS, 20k miles so far and zero issues.

This comes up all the time. It entirely depends what you want to do with your Jeep. I run 20" wheels with Ridge Grapplers and it is 100% fine for what I do, which is mainly road driving and the odd trail. Looks good (to me, which is all that matters), feels good. If I was going to do serious...

100% this. I've never understood why ESS gets so much grief. I've driven it in VWs and others as well as my Wrangler, and like BigGreen said it is very easy to control. I can roll smoothly to a halt, leave the engine running then if I want to press slightly harder on the brake to stop the...

I bought my JLUS from Rairdon's - very happy with the price and experience. But I have not had to take it back there for any work (take both my Jeeps to Seattle CDJR on Aurora for basic servicing). Good to know, I will steer clear!

My JLU drives just like a normal car. I can swap from my Grand Cherokee to the Wrangler and don't have to think about it at all, it steers just the same with no stress or extra effort, no noticeable wandering or other silliness. Obviously there are plenty of people with steering issues, but I'd...

18 months with the JLUS, zero issues.

Don't think I've had the JL beyond 80. It seems perfectly happy to go faster, but it's not worth it on the roads I'm usually on. Anyway I have the SRT if I feel the need for speed :)

FWIW I'm running 33 x 11.5s with no lift. Zero rubbing issues, once I took off the Euro bumper inserts. This is with correctly-backspaced aftermarket wheels of course.

I have a JLUS, my daughters (13 and 11) ride in it all the time. No issues with space or comfort, it's fine. Top down round town, top up for longer trips with them in the back. We drive 100+ miles up and down to the mountains regularly (at least we did before covid), not a problem at all. Lots...

I'm running 20s and 35s. I much prefer the look to smaller wheels, don't care how many traditionalists disagree. My JL drives completely 100% fine with this setup. Still plenty of sidewall (more than my old Range Rover, which could also drive anywhere most people will ever want to go)...

They're not wrong about what they say, the Wrangler makes little sense back in Blighty. But it's still lots of fun, we all love ours - that's all that matters in the end. Btw for you folks that don't know these people - the whiny guy who scored it 1 is Jason Plato, one of the all time best...

FWIW To answer your question - no that does not look normal to me. My 2018 JLUS does not have steering play like that (with the Jeep tracking straight as it appears to be in your video) - it drives completely fine, nice and tight steering like a 'normal' car. There certainly seems to be wide...

I am another one with zero steering/wobble issues on my '18 JLUS. Mine drives just like my other cars (which are all quite tight and sporty), no lane wandering or other weird behaviour. So if there are folks with inches of play around steering center, I'd say it's not 'a Jeep thing', they...

I had a '76 Stingray back in the day, must dig up some pics of it. I've had this modified Mustang S197 for a while But more recently added this JGC SRT, which is 'more muscular' ;-)

2018 JLU Sport S Auto now with 4500 miles after 6 months. No issues at all. I'm a first time Wrangler owner, and think it drives totally fine. Love it.