I hope a fastback design will make a large JL/JLU look smaller.
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This has been in the cards for a while (as long as those old IFS rumours that didn't bear fruit), and while it reduces not only the visuals but the actual interior volume, the loss of space is still minor while the aerodynamic improvement is major.
Fastback design? (I hope!)
It sure looks like a "mild fastback" design hidden under that camo...
I seriously doubt FCA will come out with a fastback top for the JL. I feel like if they were we would have seen a test mule with one by now. As far as I know we haven't. I do however have no doubts that aftermarket company will continue to make fastback tops like they do for the current JK.
Errrr... I dunno, I think that's just because it covers the tire bump.It sure looks like a "mild fastback" design hidden under that camo...
Maybe a slight rake, but not a fastback. A vehicle has to have roof line that slopes continuously downward like the orange Jeep I posted to be considered a fastback. With that logic, anything with even the slightest rake would be considered a fastback and that's not the case. We can just go around calling everything and anything "Fastback".It sure looks like a "mild fastback" design hidden under that camo...
There's no fastback shape underneath the camo. The uncovered rear was spied in these pics and it's traditional Wrangler look:It sure looks like a "mild fastback" design hidden under that camo...
Did you click on the links above? Unless you think the 2 door is going to look that different than the 4 door it's clearly not that angled. This pic shows it and there's no way the back is fake here given where the rear glass and spare tire are located.What we mean is that the fast back is well camo'd. Here's some lines. Pink is ACTUAL roof shape based on the ridges, blue is the portion of empty camo:
