I found out that the Rubicons and Saharas come standard with the largest screens now, so this wouldn’t surprise me.I was looking to order a 2022 Willys Sport and was told they are all coming standard with the 7inch screens now, no more 5 inch...anyone know if this is true? Thanks
A Samsung tablet costs a few hundred dollars so that will approximate the price impact.Even the basic sport will have the 7" screen now. That would be cool, but wondering what the price impact will be there if true.
How did you find that out?I found out that the Rubicons and Saharas come standard with the largest screens now, so this wouldn’t surprise me.
I ordered a '22 Rubicon last week. I wanted the front camera, then decided against adding the upgraded stereo + infotainment center that it required, but the sales person I was working with pointed out that both of those were now standard on those models.How did you find that out?
It could be a chip issue decision too, or temporary.I ordered a '22 Rubicon last week. I wanted the front camera, then decided against adding the upgraded stereo + infotainment center that it required, but the sales person I was working with pointed out that both of those were now standard on those models.
Yep, and I know they're phasing those size screens out in other vehicles, so it would make sense from a timing standpoint. Wrangler is traditionally last to get some of that tech.A Samsung tablet costs a few hundred dollars so that will approximate the price impact.
Note that manufacturing 2 screens instead of 3 screens will reduce the cost of manufacture overall.
It should carry no price increase as it's very inexpensive to produce them. 7" is one of the smallest screens out there at curent time.Yeah, heard that as well. Even the basic sport will have the 7" screen now. That would be cool, but wondering what the price impact will be there if true.
I'm sure it's still "more" and they'll pass that cost along. I'm sure part of that just comes with annual increase anyway though.It should carry no price increase as it's very inexpensive to produce them. 7" is one of the smallest screens out there at curent time.
Wrangler is due for interior redesign to keep with times and gain comfort.
Only guys with small screens say that.Its not the size of the screen, but how you use it.