StuM
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I was so uptight here in Ca that I recently bought a 392XR and a TRX. Screw the uptight tree huggers!
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We have abandoned our means of production and crippled the exploration of our own resources through environmental concerns including the recently contrived carbon pollution (follow the money and agenda). If you have no manufacturing base or resource development then you have nothing.No printing press will save the economy. Those doing what we have abandoned have little or no environmental concerns increasing net global emissions. The West is Brilliant!!!
alksion
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Since my 392 is toast Iām looking forward to seeing what MY 2023 may offer. Iād love a new infortainment update, 360 cameras and seats, but would be fine with color choices and a few Easter eggs.
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Must have been heartbreaking
, but if they come out with a 392 XR- INXS-37 for 23 youāll have something to look foreword to!! Cheer you up a little?
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The inline 6 stats say you its about 1 mpg less than the current 392. So I thinking it wont change for 23. The way the weeks are shaping up doesnt look like the world wants to stay in the cold ditch. People are still pushing mask mandates. Teachers dont want to teach (half the year off isnt enough). Cities havent cleaned up the homeless lunatics. Finally, we are still looking at the potential for $2.00 per gallon. But as a funny joke we are making it $5.00
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Last year, Jeep was asking customers what they'd like to see changed in the center console area. That made me think the '23s were going to have a new console design since we're going to be in year #5 of JL production (mid-cycle refresh). I guess we'll see....
RAMSTEEL
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I'll take the current situation over the early 80s when my Z28 had an amazing 190hp...
Today I've got a Hellcat that gets better gas mileage and it's so much fun to drive it's insane.
Next to it is a C8 Corvette that gets me about 24MPG on the highway.
They can insert whatever they want for emissions if it helps slow down the impact of all these vehicles. The innovation in the auto industry is nothing short of amazing. Anyone doubting it doesn't haven't an impact is in denial. Will EVs solve that, sort of, just shifting to another problem to solve but it will reduce emissions.
Are we ready for it, not likely, but you have to start somewhere and I hope to own either a hybrid or all electric Corvette someday. I'll never own a Telsa but after driving one, wow, there's no doubt it's the way of the future...or maybe hydrogen if we can make it safer.
Today I've got a Hellcat that gets better gas mileage and it's so much fun to drive it's insane.
Next to it is a C8 Corvette that gets me about 24MPG on the highway.
They can insert whatever they want for emissions if it helps slow down the impact of all these vehicles. The innovation in the auto industry is nothing short of amazing. Anyone doubting it doesn't haven't an impact is in denial. Will EVs solve that, sort of, just shifting to another problem to solve but it will reduce emissions.
Are we ready for it, not likely, but you have to start somewhere and I hope to own either a hybrid or all electric Corvette someday. I'll never own a Telsa but after driving one, wow, there's no doubt it's the way of the future...or maybe hydrogen if we can make it safer.
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alksion
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Exactly I know Iād still be waiting a bit but at least I would have something to look forward to. Looking to the future and hopefully we get some awesome features.Must have been heartbreaking
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el_guapo
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Someday they'll change it so the gasoline powered cars will get to use the hov lanes since we don't draw from an electric grid that can't keep up with demand, don't contribute to the long lines at recharging stations, don't deplete the world's lithium supplies, and don't fill the landfills with useless dead batteries.
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My 392 was supposed to arrive yesterday, and when I called to see what's up, nobody knows where it is. I went to Jeep Chat, and the agent was super un-helpful - and when I asked for an escalation to someone who could help, she abruptly cancelled my chat session. Then, the screen came up that allowed me to give feedback, and I let loose like you wouldn't believe.
That aside, keep the faith that a 20th Rubicon Anniversary 392 will be announced any day now. I've already got dibs on one with my dealer - they should be cool. Those will be the last of the last because 392s are gone for this year - which is weird because we're only about five months into the model year.
That aside, keep the faith that a 20th Rubicon Anniversary 392 will be announced any day now. I've already got dibs on one with my dealer - they should be cool. Those will be the last of the last because 392s are gone for this year - which is weird because we're only about five months into the model year.
BEACHED WHALE
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Will every 392 owner be in envy over the refresh 392? . Its like watching yourself age. Happy with what you have but would be nice to refresh back to 25 years old.
cafecito820
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Not even remotely. Matt has been doing Jeep-related videos for years, and absolutely knows what he's talking about. His video only said that Jeep closed off the ability for dealerships to place orders - he was only relaying information, nothing more.
