Decreasing Dave
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- First Name
- David
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- Mar 9, 2022
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- Location
- Temecula, CA
- Vehicle(s)
- 2023 JLURubicon XR
- Occupation
- Retired Federal LEO
Quote: Please provide a summary of the two builds let's see how you get a $9,000 bump.
In Ontario Canada if I build a gas Sahara to match my 4xe, it's a couple of thousands more than my 4xe, plus the gas build is still missing a couple of things not available, like the 2.0 Etorque, not to mention hp/torque, and significant handling improvements over the 2.0 and 3.6 gas Wrangler, I don't know anything about the diesel or 392.
So again please post a summary of your build, I'm not familiar with the Rubicon, but I would be surprised the gas Sahara cost more, but the 4xe Rubicon cost 9k more than the gas equivalent. :Unquote
ok, they are attached. This price is not a full $9,000 difference because my dealership is making me take the $1,000 upgrade wheels. So the difference is now $7905 under MSRP. However, under FWP, the difference is $9010.
In Ontario Canada if I build a gas Sahara to match my 4xe, it's a couple of thousands more than my 4xe, plus the gas build is still missing a couple of things not available, like the 2.0 Etorque, not to mention hp/torque, and significant handling improvements over the 2.0 and 3.6 gas Wrangler, I don't know anything about the diesel or 392.
So again please post a summary of your build, I'm not familiar with the Rubicon, but I would be surprised the gas Sahara cost more, but the 4xe Rubicon cost 9k more than the gas equivalent. :Unquote
ok, they are attached. This price is not a full $9,000 difference because my dealership is making me take the $1,000 upgrade wheels. So the difference is now $7905 under MSRP. However, under FWP, the difference is $9010.
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