I'm just trying to wrap my head around the fact it's not black.
And for god's sake why is that person drilling holes in it already? JKI'm just trying to wrap my head around the fact it's not black.
Their Expedition was white, it's my wife that's obsessed with black vehicles, lol.I'm just trying to wrap my head around the fact it's not black.
The Canadian site is just out of date, these were the last 2024's he could order with the HEMI.I went on the American Jeep website and all the Grand Cherokees are only available with the V6 Pentastar engine for both 2024 and 2025 model years.
Since when does Canada have more options than US?
Nope, they LOOKED at a Wagoneer, and a Grand Cherokee and then later an Expedition, weighing their options; figuring out what was available as a replacement but didn't pull the trigger until last week. It has been quite an adventure.Nice ride.
Though I think I might be missing a chapter here. I thought they already replaced the Expedition with a Wagoneer or something?
Mom and dad stopped by the other day, so I snapped a pic of it all dressed for winter, covered in salt, rocking its repro wheels and Michelin snows (first vehicle my dad has ever put snow tires on!). They got it sprayed at Krown, so it has already been rustproofed for its first winter. Dad is finally comfortable driving it now, so they are out in it a lot more than they were at first.
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Yeah, the shiny black plastic isn't my favourite thing either, but it's the same on other marques tooI love they way they look and really liked that you could get the proven 5.7L N/A V8 in them until recently. Very nice interior but the acres of shiny black plastic kill an otherwise premium interior look for me. They certainly sound like long term owners so I'm sure it will serve them well for many years; if they were the type to trade often, the resale value is catastrophic.