Not alot of specifics but seems like it has some decent capabilities if these statements are true (Rubicon Trail).
True trail-rated capability with Jeep Selec-Terrain traction management system, e-locker axle technology, under-body protection, tow hooks and aggressive off-road tires
Authentic...
test drove a 2 door jl rubicon... liked it but didn't love it. just test drove a zr2 today liked it more than the jl. debating on getting it and still holding out for the bronco but maybe I'll get it and just forget about this silly ford experience all together and stay bowtie for my fun...
Not alone, went from BL non-sas, high, to Baseaquatch/v6/switches/rack. I too like to modify my cars and look forward to making it mine. A baseaquatch will be more than capable for any trail I feel comfortable taking on. In addition I can use the saved $10k+ on mods, vacations, gear, investing...
Agreed, also hearing the boomer joke of a manuals being a anti theft device from melllenials lol .. I fall into the mellenials category (late 30s) I and all my fellow late 30s friends can all drive stick.