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Charge more for something that costs less. I mean it's one way of doing business.Yeah, for a grand! Also seems like they manage to *still* have carpet present for some reason just like Ford does.
Actually,Yeah, for a grand! Also seems like they manage to *still* have carpet present for some reason just like Ford does.
But, but its branded as "Heavy-Duty"Charge more for something that costs less. I mean it's one way of doing business.
Don't forget: "They also feature Light Tungsten stitching and an adorable Wrangler grille embroidered on the seatbacks."But, but its branded as "Heavy-Duty"
I think I still go MGV over a leather option now if they could have just sealed the damn rear seat backs somehow I would have zero complaints.I guess they want in on what they think is a hot option. Does jeep know that MGV is standard on hottest trim? I bet if you could select cloth/MGV/Leather we all would take plant based leather.
I keep forgetting about the crap seat backs, I have had Mabett rubber covers since they came out. Don't know why they didn't at least make them in hard plastic.I think I still go MGV over a leather option now if they could have just sealed the damn rear seat backs somehow I would have zero complaints.
I need to get some of the covers. I would have been happy with some zipper secured vinyl like what you see on rooftop tent covers.I keep forgetting about the crap seat backs, I have had Mabett rubber covers since they came out. Don't know why they didn't at least make them in hard plastic.
Many people are saying that “Marine Grade” is better than “Heavy Duty”.but its branded as "Heavy-Duty"
Way back before the 'aughts when I bought my 'vette it was an $895 upcharge for the MANUAL . . . and they were in short supply!Charge more for something that costs less. I mean it's one way of doing business.