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Drive Notes: 2024 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 Final Edition

Today I said goodbye to a Jeep that practically belches "The Star-Spangled Banner" out of its exhaust pipes. Fire up the 2024 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 Final Edition and King George III reanimates only to get punched in the face by zombie George Washington.

Yeah, if the V8 is going to go out, it's going out with a bang.

Tim Healey Jul 24, 2024

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Jeff I am tired of Cybertruck stories. The tread is wearing thin.
Chiefmonkey No surprise here! lol
SCE to AUX Expect 24 miles EPA; I don't see the point.
Npaladin2000 It looks like a good design but I wonder if they're worried about poaching Maverick Hybrid and F150 Powerboost sales. The Ranger hasn't been primarily a North American vehicle in a long time now. It was something that sold overseas in vast amounts that they also sell here (especially if you count the Everest). I'd like to see the option here but I don't know if it'll show up.
Nicholas Ford and GM never show proper long term commitment to any new market, and the lack of commitment leads to disastrous wastes of resources and poor market reception.

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