Thoughts on the new jk/ jku back country edition??

[mudmobeeler]

Build a rubi on jeep.com and then tell it search local inventory.

I have found that this almost never gives accurate results. Best bet is to just get out and look or look on the dealers websites themselves.

 

[AllAmericanInfidel]

I saw this Backcountry at the local dealership.






Although it looks nice, minus the cheesy ass stickers on the side, it was sitting right next to an auto Rubicon with Nav, and the Rubicon was slightly cheaper! If I didn't need a Rubicon and there was a huge price savings, I would consider it. If it's anywhere close to a Rubicon, get a Rubicon. Also, I did verify it has a D30 front axle, so something else to consider depending on what type of wheeling your going to do.

 

[Adamw1212]

I guess I never realized how close in price it was to the rubicon. Even though I have no need for a rubi with wanting a lift and bigger tires it's sounding like the best route to go

 

[Goldeneagle1LC]

Make sure it has the 4.10s before purchase though as they are now offered with 3.73s also.

I found this out now that my wife almost has me talked into an Auto instead of the Manual. Never would have thought that they would be an upgrade instead of stock like with the stick.