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JL or JLU, which will you choose?

Will you be ordering the 2-door or the 4-door?

  • 2-door

    Votes: 47 36.7%
  • 4-door

    Votes: 77 60.2%
  • Not sure yet

    Votes: 4 3.1%

  • Total voters
    128

Spank

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And she is right about that, but I just like to think my wrangler rules over her stupid mini-van in every way, shape, and form.
Yeah, well, just you wait until she gets that thing lifted and throws some MTs on it. Then you're in real trouble. You thought it crawled malls before...
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I hear that. And some people were saying that the wranglers have gotten too wide, but I have to wholeheartedly disagree with that, because I have 3 toddler age kids, and I found a manufacturer of child seats that make narrow child seats for smaller cars, so I can fit all 3 in the back seat of my JKU, but just barely, which I never thought I would be able to do. So the width in the JK is just fine, and a little wider still on the JL will be ok with me too.
 

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I hear that. And some people were saying that the wranglers have gotten too wide, but I have to wholeheartedly disagree with that, because I have 3 toddler age kids, and I found a manufacturer of child seats that make narrow child seats for smaller cars, so I can fit all 3 in the back seat of my JKU, but just barely, which I never thought I would be able to do. So the width in the JK is just fine, and a little wider still on the JL will be ok with me too.
With waist sizes and car seat sizes ever expanding, I won't be surprised nor disappointed if the JLU ends up just a tiny bit wider. I don't mind a slightly bigger Wrangler especially if they manage to cut some weight.
 

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I too am totally ok with a scaled up JL, JLU, JT.

My hope is that it opens the possibility of a truly capable compact CJ sized Jeep at a lower price point! :rock::rock::rock::rock:

I believe high school and college campuses would fill up with a baby JL.
 

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Regarding your comment about the turn radius on the JKU, I couldn't agree with you more. My wife has a mini-van, a Toyota Sienna, that has a turning radius that blows away my JKU. I don't know how a min-van can outperform a wrangler when it comes to turning radius.
The JKU's 41 ft. turning radius isn't THAT horrible considering its 116" wheelbase. For comparison the BMW 5 series has 117" wheelbase and 40 ft. turning radius. Mazda CX-9 has 115" wheelbase and 39 ft. turning radius. Nissan Pathfinder has 114" and 39 ft. turning radius.
Wife's Honda Minivan: 118.1" wheelbase and 37.7 ft turning circle. Yeah, I know. It's a minivan.
 

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2 Door for me. Had 2 JKU's, never had a 2 door. Looks better imo also.
 
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2 Door.
I'm also keeping my JKUR
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