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  1. Car and Driver trashes the 4xe

    I'm not a fan of climbing or descending rocks and 40Âş slopes with an extra 800 lbs under a back seat and a 4 banger overheating, long after a battery and two useless electric motors have quit.
  2. Car and Driver trashes the 4xe

    I'm amused by the number of Toyota ads popping up in the right hand column...slowing things down. No Bronco ads yet:CWL:
  3. Holly Cross - May 16th

    "at least passable all the way to French Creek." I always believed Holy Cross began at French Creek. Just a 3.5 until crossing and beyond.
  4. V6 e-torque vs 2.0 Turbo non-etorque

    Impressive mileage. Should be expected. I was also impressed with the 2.0, but wanted a standard. The 3.6 and standard JLR were never available to test drive when I was in the market. Moving over to the 4xe Forum, they are getting nowhere near your mileage when the 2.0 has to kick in. One said...
  5. Just saw my first Jeep 4xe

    Those loaning money which cannot be repaid. Today's economy is driven by a financial sector backed by a Fed behaving exactly like a type 1 supernova (Type I supernova: star accumulates matter from a nearby neighbor until a runaway nuclear reaction ignites.) ka BOOM! Who is truly ignorant...
  6. Just saw my first Jeep 4xe

    Sad to see the ignorance in people who don’t understand the impotence of the electric future. Typo corrected.
  7. Just saw my first Jeep 4xe

    OK boys, it's been 189 years! What Star date was that? I certainly believe the 4xe is more realistic to wheel than a totally EV Wrangler. Unfortunately, a 17Kwh battery is a throw back to the historically anemic powered Jeeps we've suffered with since WWII despite the 2.0L and 8sp being a...
  8. Wife drove in 4L for 20 Miles at 60 miles per hour.

    https://www.thedrive.com/news/39794/rv-driver-annihilates-their-new-jeep-wrangler-by-flat-towing-it-in-4-low https://jalopnik.com/jeep-wrangler-engine-explodes-after-owner-tows-vehicle-1846493328 "For the record", you gotta be kidding! At my age especially after eating an enchilada, I always...
  9. Help the Noob, please.

    Smaller the tires bigger the thrill.
  10. Possibly buying 2018 CPO Rubi Unlimited today, what things to look for??

    You need to find terrain where farting is only the beginning of something much more snifficant.
  11. What do you think about the reduced electric range?

    The subject content pointed to the trend of conflicting, misleading EV performance data as advertised over the years. Defending your purchase decision by denying that electric only range should be a relevant factor when purchasing a PHEV is a non sequitur.
  12. Debadging Problem

    Here are some very useful Badges: For the colorblind, and to comply with the ADA: For those needing driving instructions: Theft advice, Steal me first:
  13. What do you think about the reduced electric range?

    First they said: Then they said: 25 miles. Now they say: Thoughts? In my world this is not a favorable trend.
  14. Does nobody love bare bones Jeeps anymore?!

    Wider and heavier didn't help here. Ever since Jeep stopped including the driving instructions printed on lower right dash, roll overs have increased dramatically.
  15. Does nobody love bare bones Jeeps anymore?!

    I also had a '65 'stang, but I adapted the ring to eject the passenger Bond style.;)
  16. Does nobody love bare bones Jeeps anymore?!

    A young, outdoor, adventuresome family needs a four door wrangler hands down. No replacement for pics of thrilled kids, enjoying everything offered by access to and over-nighting in challenging, remote and stunningly beautiful terrain. Those kids come home to tell their less fortunate...
  17. Insight needed from Rubicon owners

    In my world, a Jeep sitting in a garage or on level ground is worse than either my wife's white pants or the bridge. Show us some stuff!
  18. Insight needed from Rubicon owners

    Found a bridge for you to cross.
  19. 4XE Question - How long will you be able to run in Hybrid Mode before the electric motor disengages.?

    I appreciate your efforts to justify economic value of the contemporary product line of Wranglers, but lets look at some holes in your defense for supporting something which so obviously and painfully falls short of reasonably expected potential in defiance of 50 years development. Firstly: The...


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