That's fair, there is a big question of price of gas versus price of electricity. Arizona has relatively expensive gas since a lot of the state relies on southern California refineries (plus we run a unique blend in Maricopa County due to air quality issues), but our energy continues to be quite...
Just curious, have you ever actually driven one (and not a Tesla as I am not a fan of them either)?
For multi-vehicle households, having one really is not a bad deal at all and it costs me just over 3 cents per mile driven in terms of electricity here in Arizona with a 576 hp vehicle that can...
Just curious, I assume you don't like Armadillo for some reason?
I kind of have that in the back of my mind if the MIC goes out after my vehicle is 3 years old. The ~$8K will be a pretty nasty pill to swallow, but part of me thinks I may end up owning this thing for quite awhile (goal is to...
Hah, I didn't even catch that. Does seem like an odd choice. I kind of get the looks different from each side thing, but with us having the spare tires...
4xe pricing has been heavily discounted though with a lot of incentives and some gaming of tax credits with leasing (I think they still qualify for the $3500 point of sale discount also).
I looked at that some last year before getting my Raptor and they were easily selling for $15K or more...
All good. XJ must be one of the only unibody vehicles (if not the only) with a front solid axle ever sold in the US then. I partially assumed it was BoF due to knowing a lot of them have a front solid axle.
My Jeep knowledge gets a lot better during post XJ years :).
You are actually right, I somehow always just assumed they were BoF. Learned something new.
I should have said "currently made." I stand by that statement. ;)
Your GIF made me laugh my ass off, but isn't the Cherokee XJ body on frame with solid axles?
Grand Cherokees are unibody and quite capable, but the Trailhawk currently maxes out with 31" wheels which is lame!
Yes, but this is:
I 100% agree that too many Land Rover products don't have enough sidewall on their tires, but usually that is for pavement princess vehicles that folks are not going to use offroad. You can get a Defender 110 with 19" wheels and 65 series sidewall tires (33" diameter) stock...
For what it's worth, I have not really noticed an increase in wind noise with my Trail Rax. I only did a couple thousand miles or so before I had it installed, but it really didn't seem to make things worse.
Very rare that I've seen this work. They'll just say it's a "pricing error" or included an incentive that nobody qualifies for unless they are dead and for you to pound sand :).
I almost went that way and then fell in love with orange on white.
The shelter green/code orange combo just always made me think blaze hunting orange with camo green.