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Not sure what everyone is seeing on the build site. I ordered my Rubi in June. They stopped taking orders for JLs in May because of the JT production schedule. I was asked to build a 2019, but would receive a 2020 in Oct/Nov when it was complete. If any parades were available, I could choose...

Tried to order my Wrangler in early June and was told they stopped taking orders mid-May for 2019 models. Put my deposit down and I currently have a delivery date for mid to late October, but am still waiting for Jeep to come out with 2020 specs and price guide. I thought that should be out by...

I am military stationed overseas and ordered my Rubicon from MAS in June. They are saying I will not see my Wrangler until THANKSGIVING!!! MAS stopped taking orders for 2019 in May; my sales guy showed me the email. I thought I saw on the forum that production for the 2020s was going to start...

Glad to see someone decided to do this thread. Currently stationed in Belgium and will be PCSing to Korea this summer. Not shipping a vehicle and will be looking to purchase a new JL when I arrive. I pretty much know what I want and will be dealing with MAS from the PX. Does anyone have any...

Thanks for the advice. I am starting to lean in that direction, but seeing what RedJeep78 did to his baby makes the decision tough. I will be honest and openly admit that my mechanical skills and ability to transform a SPORT S into something as special as he did are sorely lacking. I trust my...

I have been pricing them through military auto source. The pricing is not much better than through a normal Jeep dealer (on a few hundred dollars to be exact), but I priced a well equipped Sport S and a pretty stripped down Rubi and the difference was only about 7K. Actually, 54K would buy my...

I am starting to think that way. My buddy has a Rubi and he is my "inspiration" so to speak. Though his is a 2013, it still looks great and like most Jeep folk, he takes very good care of his vehicle. Jeep is like no other vehicle in that people tend to take good care of them and though they...

You did well. This is why I asked the question originally. Your JL looks great and anyone would be proud to call it theirs. Though I am not in Colorado, we do have some pretty good hills in PA, especially the northern tier where I call home when I retire. Like you, I plan to keep my Jeep...

Thanks. i will be keeping the Colorado. It's too good of a vehicle, especially since I bit the bullet and bought the diesel version. You are right about the towing, 7700 lbs.

I suppose it boils down to the fact that I want the locking diff and sway bar disconnect, but is that worth the extra price.

I am torn between a better equipped Sport S and a base Rubicon. Though I don't do much off-roading except working in the fields on our farm (currently have a Chevy Colorado Z71 that does everything well, but its not a jeep), I do want the option in my future. Is there something I'm missing or...