Will there be a 25A Rubicon?

[258_T18A]

It just so happens that the last model year of the JL (2028) will also be the 25th anniversary of the Rubicon.

What do you think? Will they go out with a bang? Or just be decals, plaques/badges/medallions, embroidery, different wheels, and maybe new color options? Or nothing at all?

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[TheBirdie72]

Yes. ??‍

 

[LARSONEM]

Jeep needs to get their head out of the sand and realize what customers want if they expect the model to survive. I’m not in the market currently owning a 2022 Rubicon with an XR package but it looks like what I bought can’t be duplicated. Jeep is making a serious mistake with this in my mind. It appears there are options that you can’t get on the standard Rubicon (XR, 315/70 tires, steel bumpers without a winch, 4.56 axle) while when you step up to a Rubicon X you are forced to take a hard top (dual top group if you desire a soft top) and color keyed fenders, leather interior; all items I don’t want, all for a price of about $7000 more. Come on Jeep; let the customer build their Jeep ala carte the way they want, not how you want us to buy it.

 

[TrailScooter]

It just so happens that the last model year of the JL (2028) will also be the 25th anniversary of the Rubicon.

What do you think? Will they go out with a bang? Or just be decals, plaques/badges/medallions, embroidery, different wheels, and maybe new color options? Or nothing at all?

2028? That'll be after the pockylips.

 

[Bayrat]

2028? That'll be after the pockylips.

 

[Opus]

2028? That'll be after the pockylips.

Meh. Grill could be angrier...

 

[MayThe4x4BWU]

If their track record in recent years holds true, it will be a combo of stickers (*see the Jurassic Park anniversary whatever thing they did) for the masses and a limited run of "25th" badge laden JL's that will be announced a few months before the 2028/9 redesign is introduced.

You'd think I was being sarcastic...and I am, but I wouldn't be surprised if something like this happens ?

The real question should be, how many of us will be able to afford the damn things by 2028? ?

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