FranklinFlyer
Well-Known Member
Good post Yes, it seems like Jeep is on a search of themselves in Europe with this new Wrangler.Not sure Jeep is trying to compete with the UK lux suv market when it introduces the JL; has Grand Cherokee for that. I’d have a Hemi powered GC over a Macan any day.
Farmers buy Toyota and Great Wall pickups, something they have been doing for years. (All the Defenders I see are to some degree blinged up family transport.)
I think the Wrangler sits in a weird vertical segment; Duster and Jimny at the bottom, G Wagon at the top, Wrangler somewhere in between. You buy it if you want that sort of thing.
The JK has been available with a healthy discount for a while so it will be interesting to see what happens with the JL.
UK pricing unlikely to be a straight euro exchange either.
In Germany, beside the G wagon and all the other german manufacturers, it's all Land Rover when it comes to SUV or serious Off road usage by hunters, farmers etc
The Jeep Wrangler is still unusual.
But it cannot compete with the G Wagon. That doesn't make sense.
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