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I'd take it. Everything is completely covered with warranty, etc.

With the threat of rain every night the last week, yes. Of course, I put the top up and it doesn't rain. If I left the top down it would down pour.

I mean, based off the pictures, the actual accidents don't look bad. They are just rating it based off of the driver's aides.

I've done this exact same thing and it netted me much better results.

Have you checked it manually? I've found that the MPG read out in these is off by 1-1.5 MPG

He doesn't have a U.

It is definitely something about the vehicle. I didn't have the problem with my TJ, and I can just whip my XJ into a spot and be perfectly straight without a second thought.

...in a modern Jeep...

I've owned a TJ, 2 XJs, a JK and now a JL. I still have one XJ that my sister drives. There's not a day that doesn't go by that I wish I had a good TJ still (though not over my XJ).

I couldn't bring myself to absorb that $$$ lost in trade :( I'll probably get into one in 3-5 years.

You still have the harness for those items, even if you don't have it installed.

SHOULDN'T be affected, but they also find a way to say "this part did this..."

I had to. I loved that Jeep :CWL: Was in our family from 95 until it died when shock went through the floor this year (still got $800 for it)

Actually, you can probably get better aftermarket stuff for less money. The real difference is you keep your warranty.

You probably found out the same way I found out that the hand brake + manual transmission will slow you down and get you home when the main brake line goes out in a 95 XJ haha! There's a definite pucker factor when that pedal goes to the floor the first time, though.

The PCM just probably runs checks to see if the AC is running, not if it's actually there. Since it's never running, there's no adjustments needed. Now when they plug everything in, the PCM will see it when it runs.

It's the internet. Which do you think it is? :CWL:

We get it. You don't like the thread.

Unlike what he claims, the Sport is also fine with 35" tires.

I've seen what they do. I sit back far enough that I'd be fine.