It's easy, long as you're willing to be in debt up to your eyeballs, like 90% of the population seems to be.
Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk price released $86,995
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It's easy, long as you're willing to be in debt up to your eyeballs, like 90% of the population seems to be.
I thought he was asking about the Ford GT lol
At the expense of me looking stupid, he very well could have been. Lmao
We're both equally confused as to what relevance that has in this thread though. Lol
I wouldn't say it's the norm but they are trending. That and leases. I haven't seen exact numbers so don't quote me but jeeze, 10 year auto loans?!? Wow.
Where are you guys seeing sub 3 second 0-60's? Jeep is stating 3.5.
I'm actually pretty excited about this SUV. It's a beast!
I'm siked that it isn't a 100K SUV. I thought it would be around 95K. Still A LOT of cake though, at 87K. If I could get a good trade-in value for my daily driver, I may entertain if I can order it at MSRP. Not till second MY though. Still paying on the truck, plus they can work out the quirks, if any.
Order banks open tomorrow.
I'm siked that it isn't a 100K SUV. I thought it would be around 95K. Still A LOT of cake though, at 87K. If I could get a good trade-in value for my daily driver, I may entertain if I can order it at MSRP. Not till second MY though. Still paying on the truck, plus they can work out the quirks, if any.
Order banks open tomorrow.
Says the guy driving a Hyundai.
Ya I was just poking at Ford. I get it, were talking about a vehicle that costs twice as much but I am a little frustrated with Ford.
Ive been a Ford guy since high school but the amount of problems I'm having with my 15' EB F150 combined with the fact that I was at the dealership in my spare 16' EB F150 with 900 miles on it for warranty is pissing me off.
nah and my bad for not clarifying.
Raptors arent the only truck to hold value, I have a low-mile LBZ Duramax thats worth a bunch still even at 10 years old.
I do wonder how people can justify dropping that kind of cash on a vehicle.
You're right. Meant to say only newish truck I knew of.
Some guys bought 13's and 14's and didn't lose any money at all when trading them in. Low miles of course(sub 30k), but still impressive.
clean low mile LBZ in my area will go for 30-35K
What does that have to do with the price of tea in China?
Ya I know it. Just poking at Ford is all. In reality, both vehicles are awesome considering current market prices and how they perform.
What issues are you having? I have 17K and change on mine with no issues so far.
Sudden brake master cylinder failure. Known issue on prior years but no recall on the 15 and up yet. Just ticks me off when you have a clear problem but ignore it on follow up years with the same exact part run. Dumps into the booster so no early warning; low fluid light came on and I had two brake applications before the pedal was on the floor with no brakes whatsoever.
Rotors are warped up front. I've seen a few posts about it. Guessing the brakes are a little weak for the vehicle. Granted mine is a LE vehicle so I occasionally run hard.
Now I've got an issue with the auto hubs up front being partially engaged while in 2wd. Guessing something to do with the vacuum modulated system; quick google shows lots of issues with that as well. Had similar issues with my prior work vehicle, 09 250.
Its a great truck and I'm lucky to have it, but again, I get frustrated with repeated problems on the same systems year after year.
In the land of the high horsepower SUV world(500+hp club), it's actually a bargain. Land Rover has a SUV with 510hp, and it starts at 81k. For 5k more, you get almost 200 more horsepower.
The AMG/M/Cayenne competitors are way over 100k new.
Jeep not only has the fastest via 0-60 and the quartermile, but also the cheapest.
Obviously it's not for everyone, especially factoring in the price. But it will compete well for shoppers with disposable income who want a fast 5 seater truck.
I bet a good majority of these will be leased just like the Chargers and Challengers.
i adore our 12 SRT Cherokee. i figure ill wait another 3-4 years and find a TH used, but as well as the SRT cherokees hold their value (wk2+) it might only knock the value of the 15+ rigs down enough to snag one cheaper i guess.
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