Why are all the 2 doors Rubicons?

[aldo98229]

Meet the Jeep JL Wrangler XL!

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A modern day LJ would add 1/3-foot in rear legroom and 2/3-foot in cargo space.

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[The Last Cowboy]

I’d buy that^^

 

[AnnDee4444]

I started a poll on this a while back. Right now, about 54% of the poll-takers are Rubicons. https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/2-door-unicorn-poll.47450/

 

[aldo98229]

I started a poll on this a while back. Right now, about 54% of the poll-takers are Rubicons. https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/2-door-unicorn-poll.47450/

Those findings don’t jive with the sales figures mentioned above.

There must be a bias introduced by the fact that we are an enthusiasts forum —i.e., proportionally speaking, Rubicon buyers are more likely than Sport buyers to spend time on this forum.

 

[Larry]

Here are mine.
All Sport S’s

 

[AnnDee4444]

Those findings don’t jive with the sales figures mentioned above.

There must be a bias introduced by the fact that we are an enthusiasts forum —i.e., proportionally speaking, Rubicon buyers are more likely than Sport buyers to spend time on this forum.

Agreed. Either that or the unknown 2019 & 2020 numbers look way different than the 2018 numbers.

 

[Arrowhead]

There must be a bias introduced by the fact that we are an enthusiasts forum —i.e., proportionally speaking, Rubicon buyers are more likely than Sport buyers to spend time on this forum.

Or Rubicon owners are more apt to boast about it and fill out a survey to boost their ego

 

[SecondTJ]

Agreed. Either that or the unknown 2019 & 2020 numbers look way different than the 2018 numbers.

Going back three model years, the 2016-18 JK 2-door Rubicon is consistent with the JL numbers

2016: 4,356/39,394 = 11%
2017: 3,928/38,044 = 10%
2018: 2,041/19,388 = 10.5%

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