As much as i hate swapping V6 and V8 for smaller displacements, i think that going for a hybrid is the right choice, i just would love to see more V6 at least in that configuration.
Thanks! I like the Rubicon too. Only thing is the 80th Anniversary edition is more silent when driving on the highway. But it’s not worth the extra money over the Rubicon imo…
Hi Jelle, no problem, glad to help. There's a list with all the gear I use to record my videos in the description. If you order it through there it doesn't cost you extra, but I get a small commission on the sale! 👊😄
ah i love jeep cars! my dad had a blue wrangler and my grandpa has a patriot, so I'm a bit attached to the nostalgia they bring. i think they feel sturdy and utilitarian but still comfortable. i like them
Great video and some great shots of them driving. There is one thing that would annoy me though. Those wheels are almost identical to the Vauxhall or Opel Mokka e wheels
It's about 9k up from the comparably equipped Sahara/Rubi. It's hard to see that, as a lot of things like LED lighting are standard on the 4xe while not on the standard version. Anyhoo, in most places, you get a 7500 tax credit, meaning you're actually spending 1500 more for a 100HP power adder that can also propel you 22+ miles without gas and comes with a 100k mile warranty. Not bad, if ya ask me. :)
thanks! Yes, I get these cars from the brands to test drive. How? I've been working and networking in the automotive sector for some years now, doing video production work and creating other visual content. I started this channel last year as a test case while learning how to properly build and maintain a RU-vid channel. In the beginning it was nearly impossible to get cars, but now more brands start supporting me, for which I am very grateful! 🙏
How is it to drive on a long distance trips, on the highway, is it noisy inside, from the tires and wind. Its either Jeep Wrangler or the Ford Ranger Raptor V6, although in Europe this engine puts out 292 hp, not 394 hp like in US/Australia. Cheers from me in Norway
