Re: Websites for preview of 2009 Wrangler?

"Hang_Traitor_Democrats" <liars_thieves@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote in message news:482470f3$0$7078$4c368faf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Not looking for huge changes, but I know the price of gas is forcing
some 
> manufacturers to make changes to the engine and transmission to try and 
> squeak out a few more MPGs to make the window sticker look better.
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> Frankly with a city rating of 16MPG and the highway MPG not all that 
> great, I would think that sales of the Wrangler are way down, but the 
> small dollar rebates on the Wrangler would lead you to think otherwise.
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> Mike wrote:
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>> "Hang_Traitor_Democrats" <liars_thieves@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> wrote in message news:4824313e$0$31727$4c368faf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> Yes, two of them. They claim no real changes that they are aware of 
>>> since they are trying to sell 2008s now and have no interest in having

>>> me wait for the 2009s to come out.
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>>   The dealer****p usually has brocures for the new model year that 
>> highlight the to the vehicle for that year. I tend not to believe what 
>> the sales droids say without some written proof. Most sales droids just

>> tell you what you want to hear.
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>>   Seeing as how the Wrangler was just redesigned in 2007 I don't
believe 
>> you will find any big changes for a while yet. I wish they would bring 
>> back the straight six as an option.

Just an FYI, my ex wife has the Sahara Unlimited 2007, manual
transmission, 
and my step dad has the 2008 Sahara Unlimited with the automatic. Both are

four wheel drive. Both are getting 17-19 city, and 23-25 highway.
My '87 redone Wrangler with the original junk two barrel and nutter bypass

is getting 20 around town, and 26 on the highway so far on the new engine.
Spdloader