Hypothetical Poll 2.7L w/ Manual

[Wanted33]

On a 40k rig 2-3k isn't much of a cost difference, also the MPG and cost of ownership haven't been published yet. Both the 2.3 and the 2.7 are likely to get under 20MPG. Generally the selling point of the 4 cylinder is its cheap to fuel up and drive. I wonder what the insurance cost will be for each, since this 2.3 has more horsepower than many larger engines....

Hopefully the Bronco's will be in the same category as the Wrangler. I was quite surprised how reasonable it was to fully insure mine. In North Carolina it's around 25% cheaper than a regular car. I don't know why, but I wasn't about to argue with my insurance guy.

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[RBF 1401]

Miata. https://www.roadandtrack.com/new-ca...ta-stick-shift-manual-transmission-take-rate/

Miata is an outlier like the article suggests. Most people who want a modern version of a 60s roadster also want stick.

 

[R-E-L-A-X]

That begs the real question: If it was available with the 2.7 but not till 22' would you wait? Not so sure I would


It would be worth the wait for me.

 

[Rogues Gambit]

Happy Birthday Mike. I remember when I was a kid. Heck, I was your age when you were born.

How time flies, right? I'll tell ya, the inevitable Jeep Beach Crash'll be interesting, all of us meeting and hanging out to the ire of the Jeepers

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