What new features would you like to see on the 2020 JL?

[Rahneld]

Oh, I don't know...said in sarcastic frustration...

the ability to add a factory or aftermarket hood lock before some autonomous and automatic driving "JM" comes to market...?

(sorry, on a roll today with this topic)

..off soapbox : - )

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[jayvis]

No, I just get tired of the big thing weighing down my pocket when I carry it.

If it needed to be this big for what it does, it would be one thing, but for the same functionality and proximity features as my other vehicle, the fob is twice as thick, half-inch longer, and weighs twice as much. Just seems like heft for the sake of heft and nothing else.

Is this a comment from a male enhancement products forum?

 

[jayvis]

Auto-up windows. If you’re going to force me to have power windows (Rubicon), and then put the controls for said windows on the right side of the driver, you need to include auto-up so I don’t have to hold the up button while trying to shift from 1 to 2. It’s really annoying when pulling away from a security checkpoint especially in the rain. On my TJ it wasn’t a problem because I had crank windows- on the driver’s left hand side.

That was back when everyone drove Jeeps with no hands. Oh, I forgot that many still want to.

 

[Zekes69]

How about a insert between the fender and body that doesn’t collect every rock you run over. Drivers seat that goes lower and further back would be nice but probably never happen lol.
Cooled seats and front camera would be nice

 

[kerrjon]

• Color matching dash panels
• Ventilated seats
• A better drivers seat, it just not comfortable, not enough adjustments, a strap to recline, really?
• Tighten up the steering

 

[jaben]

Alright guys and girls. What new features would you like to see on the 2020 JL's? I will kick it off. I would like to see a height adjustment for the front passenger seat. I never understood why they didn't design it that way. What would it cost... $20, $50? As a driver or passenger in a Jeep, I like to sit up tall. Besides, when you walk out to your Wrangler and the driver's seat is sitting up tall and the front passenger's seat is, well, all the way down, it just doesn't look right, huh?

My only real issues are the fender design. I don’t like that the seam with the body has a groove that fills with rocks and dirt.
That and that the Jeep won’t move with the drivers door open.
Other than that I still love it.

 

[Lou3.6]

i'd like to see the uconnect3 stereo ripped out, and run over. like, 137 times. im looking for an aftermarket replacement now

I'm in the market for a '20 because, for One, since Jeep has already removed/replaced that "3-unit" for the 7"-unit as Standard on many of the other Jeeps, I'm hoping the 2020 JLU's will too. Also hope they offer as standard the Front camera . . . on ALL models, not just the Rubicon.

 

[Lou3.6]

• Color matching dash panels
• Ventilated seats
• A better drivers seat, it just not comfortable, not enough adjustments, a strap to recline, really?
• Tighten up the steering

COLOR MATCHING DASH PANELS . . . yes, I like that idea . . . would be similar to the 500 FIAT'S ! . . . and iF they have heated seats, why the heck can't they offer the "powered" seats like ALL the other non-wrangler Jeeps ? Just make the wiring waterproof . If a Jeep can waterford 19inches and not "Shock" the passengers, Jeep should be able to add the Powered Seat Adjustments too !

 

[StrikeZ]

Forward and side cameras and air down horn.

 

[Pacificcrawler]

Just put my order in for a 2019. Didn't want to risk losing the deal. The one convenience feature I'll miss is rain & speed-sensing wipers. I don't know what I'll do if they put that on the 20s.

i'd like to see the uconnect3 stereo ripped out, and run over. like, 137 times. im looking for an aftermarket replacement now

 

[Midwestguy]

Reverse/back lights that are actually functional - meaning they PRODUCE ACTUAL LIGHT!

 

[GoHack]

3.55 gearing, or better yet, a 3.73. The 3.45 is too high a gearing, especially if you want to add bigger diameter tires.

Get rid of that front axle engagement servo. It was a pain back w/my '94 Jeep Wrangler, just as it is on my 2018. They got rid of it back w/the TJ's, up through the JK's, which made shifting the transfer case a lot easier, but re-introduced it w/the JL's once again.

 

[spud]

Alright guys and girls. What new features would you like to see on the 2020 JL's? I will kick it off. I would like to see a height adjustment for the front passenger seat. I never understood why they didn't design it that way. What would it cost... $20, $50? As a driver or passenger in a Jeep, I like to sit up tall. Besides, when you walk out to your Wrangler and the driver's seat is sitting up tall and the front passenger's seat is, well, all the way down, it just doesn't look right, huh?

Alright guys and girls. What new features would you like to see on the 2020 JL's? I will kick it off. I would like to see a height adjustment for the front passenger seat. I never understood why they didn't design it that way. What would it cost... $20, $50? As a driver or passenger in a Jeep, I like to sit up tall. Besides, when you walk out to your Wrangler and the driver's seat is sitting up tall and the front passenger's seat is, well, all the way down, it just doesn't look right, huh?

Many jeeps are towed behind motor homes. A tow ready option would be nice.

 

[frogger2020]

I suspect that the 2020 model year will not have any significant features added, much like no real changes to the 2019 model, as they put all of their time into the Gladiator this year.

 

[Pacificcrawler]

Just put my order in for a 2019. Didn't want to risk losing the deal. The one convenience feature I'll miss is rain & speed-sensing wipers. I don't know what I'll do if they put that on the 20s.

Hey DenaliDan! I’m buying a new JL as well... What’s “the deal” that you're referring to?

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