Strifeborn
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Yes it's the Sport S! Personally wasn't a huge fan of the Sahara wheels etc. considering I will be off-roading some in this. The way I see it is this:Joe,
Is that a Sport? My local dealer has gone Sahara crazy on their inventory orders so curious on the Sport:
1) how are the stock (non LED) headlights?
2) how are the cloth seats?
Sport - Someone who wants to customize and make it their own and would prefer to spend $$ on more off-road upgrades and customization vs luxury features.
Sahara - Someone who is maybe transitioning from a more luxury vehicle and wants a wrangler but without sacrificing the creature comforts. May not even ever drive it off road, not to say that the Sahara is not plenty capable.
Rubicon - Best factory off-road vehicle on the planet. Still plenty of room for customization of course, but requires less upgrades than the sport to immediately take it out and start crawling rocks etc.
Sorry, almost forgot to answer your questions!
1. The stock headlights are totally fine and I have even done some light off-roading at night with the high beams on with no visibility issues. LEDs certainly look more modern and techy, but half of the beauty of a wrangler is it's classic styling. I think this really comes down to personal preference, if you are the type who really loves the look of LEDs then go for it!
2. The cloth seats are actually awesome! Awesome enough that during the past week while waiting for my leather to come in I have wondered several times if I should change my mind and stick with them. They seem really high quality and that they will hold up for a long time. Ultimately I stuck with my decision on the leather for one reason: DOG HAIR. Leather is much easier to clean hair off of than cloth, and I learned this the hard way with my first Grand Cherokee.
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