Hell ya you will love it. we will have to go hit the trails if I’m still here !
Similar “problem” for me, but one I easily solve by keeping the top down. (She doesn’t like driving with the top down because it messes up her hair. :cwl
As far as I'm concerned winter weather doesn't bother me. What would be nice if all the people who don't know how to drive, when it's slippery, simply stay home and off the roads. Then if they would come up with a salt substitute to stop vehicles from corroding.OHIO--!!!
My Jeep has arrived at the dealership in Calgary!!
Heading out with my kids Saturday to pick it up
My wife is going through her rebellious teenage years.... In her 40's... Like I get a txt saying "I know how much you love long hair, but I decided to do something different." different turned out to be a mohawk.Similar “problem” for me, but one I easily solve by keeping the top down. (She doesn’t like driving with the top down because it messes up her hair. :cwl
So, a white car counts as camouflage up there?OHIO--!!!
If that is the *only* way I'm showing my age, I guess I must be doing pretty good...Your showing you age again navyvet
The thing with the tracking? Give it 2 more days and the urge will totally disappear!Good morning all!
Feels weird not checking trackers or emails from FCA anymore! I am sure I will get usd to it
Dropping the Jeep off this morning for the detail work, will have it back Saturday or Sunday.
Aside from that initial problem with a vacuum pump, everything has been great! No steering issues like some have reported, though it certainly feels different. That I attribute to coming from sports cars for many years. My wife drove it and she can be sensitive to feeling safe in some vehicles. She loves it and loves the way it drives. Much more than my old Corvette or the Miata. This is both a good and bad thing. Got a feeling I dropped a bunch of money just to become a part time Kia Soul driver:cwl:
you know whats funny for years me and my friends would take a ski trip to killington vermont super bowl weekend. I don't think they even tried to plow the roads on the mountain. Every year we would call the same cab guy, cause he had a van that fit all of us. All this guy had was a set of snow tires on the back and he never got stuck no matter how deep the snow.If that is the *only* way I'm showing my age, I guess I must be doing pretty good...
I had assumed that the gravel was more of a case of gravel that was just around from the road trash that you see all the time anyway plus whatever slipped through in the coarse sand mixture that they were probably throwing on the roads. Whatever the case, it seemed to work pretty good for them since it seemed to have a lot more traction than the roads down south that would just get sheets of ice during a freezing rain or ice storm event. Of course, back then and in that area, we didn't put anything on the roads, we just expected people to either deal with it or stay home. Some people wouldn't stay home and they didn't deal with it very well either. They would come up to a bridge that was iced over, panic, and slam on their brakes. And, at that point, they were just along for the ride as they spun across the bridge. It's actually pretty fun to watch as long as you don't have a car in the danger area.
Yupp I’m IBEW journey man lineman so I can pretty much go anywhere , and now further with my Rubicon lol, but ya I really like it here. Summer is pretty hot but
G’morning unicorn Jeeples!
Yeah my wife just got back from scottsdale, went out there with her parents cause they are thinking of moving with us, even in 100 degree heat no humidity they loved it. I've been out there a couple of times myself I love the desert and cant wait to go back.
Yeah my wife just got back from scottsdale, went out there with her parents cause they are thinking of moving with us, even in 100 degree heat no humidity they loved it. I've been out there a couple of times myself I love the desert and cant wait to go back.
Sorry, to jump in so late, but was out drinking. Am an ASU grad with some fam still in Cave Creek, love the desert & all of AZ!!!
