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Ordered October 16th. Shipped February 28th. Arrived at train shipping/switching yard March 6th somewhere in Missouri. Still there a month later, presumably waiting for more Granger vehicles to fill up the transport truck. Estimated delivery went from April 8th to the 16th today. At what point...

Mine as well. In production on Feb 16...and still in production as of Feb 27.

Yeah, the interior pics loaded the first time I hit it, but now big parts of the configurator are acting up. Hopefully it just means some poor IT guy is frantically adding/updating the 2024 bits and pieces.

They still need to get the main URL working properly, but if you get one page in and select the 2024 option at the top of the page (the Select Your Wrangler page), all the actual content is there. Pics of 2024 dashboard (and red seats, yuck), prices up an eye-watering amount, etc...

The only type of off-roading I've ever known involves mud, so I have the opposite problem: no desire to slowly crawl up huge slippery boulders. First trip to Moab last month was an eye-opener, that's for sure. But all the previous comments about muddin' are spot-on: Always have momentum. If...

I'm no graphic designer, but even trying to add some solid color slats to the grill doesn't help. It actually accentuates that the grill slots are wider and shorter, which throws off the traditional balance. We are ALMOST to the point that the headlights are the same height as the vent...

According to this thread, started by a dealership, this month will be the last month to order 2023s: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/2023-model-year-build-out.108555/

The Rubicon sticker on the 392 is...different. Can't really tell much from the pics in the configurator, but maybe it's the 20th Anniversary design...

There's nothing past the landing page, and who knows how accurate any of it is, but it looks like someone in IT is working on the configurator for 2023: https://www.jeep.com/bmo.wrangler.2023.html#/models/2023/wrangler