Hennessey17
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It's still a Chrysler product... I'm more surprised when the build quality is good.
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Your mileage out of the 4xe is impressive. Do you live close enough to work you're primarily using the electric drive?Don’t look too hard at the terrible paint job they do with the door hinges.
I drive about 50 miles a day and only charge overnight. About 50% of my daily miles are electric. Unfortunately, that Fuelly mileage number isn’t a “real” number since it’s assuming all of my miles are from running the gas engine.Your mileage out of the 4xe is impressive. Do you live close enough to work you're primarily using the electric drive?
I mean the combination is why they call it MPGe. 38 mpg is fuel in vs miles driven. I figured the actual gas engine would be around 20.I drive about 50 miles a day and only charge overnight. About 50% of my daily miles are electric. Unfortunately, that Fuelly mileage number isn’t a “real” number since it’s assuming all of my miles are from running the gas engine.
Once your battery is “depleted” you only get about 20mpg on the gas engine.
Unfortunately, MPGe is much more complex than that!I mean the combination is why they call it MPGe. 38 mpg is fuel in vs miles driven. I figured the actual gas engine would be around 20.
I’m very happy with the torque and HP of the 4xe. Couldn’t beat the $7,500 tax credit. And I’m still spending less on fuel/electricity to drive it than I would be with a 3.6.Shoulda got the 3.6!
Probably means the rear tailgate, considering it is a 2 door.Your second number 2 seems really odd to me. How can the rear door not close correctly? Jeeps only have two doors, "front" doors, ammirite?