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Wondering if anyone has any insight? Hoping for over 6,000 lbs...........
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Any ideas on what GVWR will be on 4 door Badlands
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looking for that section 179 deduction, huh?
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I'll bet not, but hopefully... Lol.
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Always trying to maximize my legal deductions ?
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if they're saying 4dr base curb weight w/ 2.7 is 5400lbs, Pretty good chance it’ll be over 6k gvwr.
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Cargo+Curb weight is just shy of 6k lbs + 3500 towing. I'd say around 10k GVWR.
Edit: Was supposed to be GCVWR...
The GVWR should be around 6k lbs.
Edit: Was supposed to be GCVWR...
The GVWR should be around 6k lbs.
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Great question, I‘ve been wondering the same thing.
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I’ve been wondering this exact question and even asked ford on twitter several times about this point with no answer yet. As far as I can tell we have the weight ranges for 2vs 4 door and i4 vs v6. I’m assuming the range is a variation including hard tops/squatch/etc. Ford states payload is 1370lbs for both 2 and 4 door but no other clarification if it changes based on engine spec or trims (which I’m assuming it could).
so best case we can say is a range of 5600lbs for a base i4 or 5800lbs for a v6 (assuming payload doesn’t decrease) 2 door and 5800lbs for a base i4 or 6031lbs for a v6 4 door (again same assumption).
so best case we can say is a range of 5600lbs for a base i4 or 5800lbs for a v6 (assuming payload doesn’t decrease) 2 door and 5800lbs for a base i4 or 6031lbs for a v6 4 door (again same assumption).
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why would you want it to be that heavy? I'm hoping it'll be as light as possible
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gotcha - that makes a lot more sense 
thanks! as long as it can fit me (a chunky 200), my wife (130 or so) and our 2 chihuahuas along with my camera gear, that's all I care about
thanks! as long as it can fit me (a chunky 200), my wife (130 or so) and our 2 chihuahuas along with my camera gear, that's all I care about 
Taxes Taxes and Taxes - (deduction) _ I would think Ford would want it right at 6k just so it is another selling point. I know only the Gladiator with Max Tow package qualifies. I do not think any Wranglers do. It would be awesome to have this deductable.
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