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https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1129513_for-wrangler-4xe-jeep-plans-to-build-solar-powered-chargers-on-off-road-trails It apparently did the whole Rubicon trail in electric mode. It also says they’re going to be building charging stations on trails in Utah and Cali like Moab and rubicon...

I’ll probably list it at $15k and see how it goes from there.

They all come standard with D44s as well. That’s what tipped me over. I was originally planning on getting a new rubicon, but the rubicon trim PLUS this 4xe trim will probably be really expensive. But if they all come with D44s, I’ll save my money for a sport and just add lockers and add a tcase...

I’m selling my LJ for one. 50MPG is amazing. That’s better than my Honda Accord. The people thinking this is a flop are going to be left behind. This is the future I wanted, driving a rolling brick on 37s with V8 power and 50mpg on top.

https://westslope.craigslist.org/cto/d/grand-junction-1982-jeep-cj5-56k/7171018457.html 56k miles, $8200 Just wanted to share.

Care to explain why? Another useless comment. He’s trying to. He’s asking questions. I’m not seeing any answers or even a point in the right direction. Explain why the dude in the video is wrong.

Did you even watch it? How is it useless? Goes against your opinions? It’d be great if you threw out information since you know so much. Useless comment.

Here’s one that has a hardtop with 90k miles for $11k...

This was written today. Maybe it’ll help with the values of these things a little lol. https://jalopnik.com/why-the-2004-to-2006-jeep-wrangler-unlimited-lj-is-the-1837831885 It even links to this forum.

Did anyone who paid OP get theirs?

I went back and looked for it on autotrader and the Craigslist ad does indeed have a few more pictures. That’s where I copy and pasted them from.

Seems like a good deal for an LJ with a hardtop. $12500 - 82,000mi. Whoops forgot the link: https://nashville.craigslist.org/cto/d/la-vergne-2006-jeep-wrangler-unlimited/6948857033.html

I’m saying even if 80% of owners wheel their Jeep, MAYBE 20% is actually going to encounter issues that a normal TJ would not have. A huge chunk of owners don’t offroad and an even bigger chunk of owners don’t go on trails where 12” will hinder their ability to finish the trail. And unless you...