New JLU Rubicon diesel

d90john

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First trip out onto the Oregon Backcountry Discovery route for 4 days. 25MPG and it handled quite well even with the added weight of the diesel. Way different than the old Defender 90. And I might add a bit more relaxing to drive.
 

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Mass_Mopar

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Looks good. From a practical perspective, everyone talks about power, MPG, etc etc, but I want to know, how's the in-cabin heat?
 

d90john

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Looks good. From a practical perspective, everyone talks about power, MPG, etc etc, but I want to know, how's the in-cabin heat?
The heat was quick from the engine bay and the heated seats were an added advantage for my wife. All in all a great ride. I had put nearly 200k miles on my 97 Defender 90 before I bought this ride and this Jeep is pretty sweet
 

malibubts

Adventurer
Looks good. From a practical perspective, everyone talks about power, MPG, etc etc, but I want to know, how's the in-cabin heat?
The Rams have supplemental in cab electric heaters that kick off below 40F to help warm up the cab quicker, I’d think the Jeeps would have the same.

A block heater still isn‘t a terrible idea when you’re consistently below 30F, and helps everything heat up quicker.

Great looking Jeep!
 

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