I almost regret not buying a 2.0T Nacho, as it was still available at the time I ordered. I bet there would have been few, if any. I settled on Punk'N Metallic and love it, but I saw a couple of Nacho in my area and it's quite nice.
Talk to FCA about that one, these are straight off dealer connect!
I just got back from Northern VT and on my way there and back I seen more Black ones then any other! Weird!
Loud and proud!!!
Ha, I’m torn between granite and red. I have two other granite colored cars right now so I play it safe a lot. When I see a red Jeep though, I get pretty stoked. I can’t say I feel that way about Granite, it just feels like a safe but nice looking color to me that’s easy to take care of and always looks clean.I think the "boring, plain SUV" colors are popular for a reason. My guess is that most people's color choice is based on the fact that they don't want to get a color they will grow tired of. And that gives them the most versatility color wise when it comes to adding custom parts. I was trying to decide between Granite and Red when I was getting ready to order. I love the red, but wondered if I would grow tired of it. So I went the safe route.
All that said, I think the Wrangler is one of those vehicles that looks good in any color. So there is no "wrong" choice in my opinion. But what is boring to some, may not be boring to others. I'm glad I chose the color I did.
My take: 77% wanted a non-color (white, black, silver, gray [granite]).
Only a few us boldly selected a color (red for me thanks).
It's okay, my own wife was pushing white hard, I said NOPE. Get your own Jeep if you want white
I received delivery of my 2018 2door JL HellaYella Friday! Still have my 2004 Solar yellow 2 door unlimited. May keep it as my beach vehicle!Thought some people would want to see how there color choice stacked up against the rest of the country! The 'SALES' side is what you want to look at. 'STOCK' is what is sitting on dealer lots
