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Even without all the issues listed in the article, I still can’t fathom how it’s that expensive for what it is.
So not only are they crapping on it BUT it’s more expensive than the Scouts AND it’s as much as the new Recon which is more capable and can essentially be an open top lifestyle vehicle. I guess if you don’t like ‘boxy’ design you’d choose the S but I don’t know why they’d put out 2 vehicles that are essentially the same price. I’ve always been a wrangler fan-so long as someone else was paying for it-Jeeps are never ending problems but man did Stella ‘this screw them over
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The only Jeep product I love is Wranglers. They can keep everything else.So not only are they crapping on it BUT it’s more expensive than the Scouts AND it’s as much as the new Recon which is more capable and can essentially be an open top lifestyle vehicle. I guess if you don’t like ‘boxy’ design you’d choose the S but I do t know why they’d put out 2 vehicles that are essentially the same price. I’ve always been a wrangler fan-so long as someone else was paying for it-Jeeps are never ending problems but man did Stella ‘this screw them over
I disagree with the beginning premise of the article. Stellantis isn’t even doing gas vehicles well right now. I’ll repeat myself: the company is acting as if it were bought by a private equity firm and is being dismantled.
It's the same supplier. They are clearly not adhering to health and safety standards.
Safe to say they need to drop that aluminum supplier. And maybe see who GM, and Rivian are using...
And this isn’t helping much, editing a speech almost like the old BBC.
So not only are they crapping on it BUT it’s more expensive than the Scouts AND it’s as much as the new Recon which is more capable and can essentially be an open top lifestyle vehicle. I guess if you don’t like ‘boxy’ design you’d choose the S but I don’t know why they’d put out 2 vehicles that are essentially the same price. I’ve always been a wrangler fan-so long as someone else was paying for it-Jeeps are never ending problems but man did Stella ‘this screw them over
I'd argue Jeep has a market for the Wagoneer S, had they executed it well. I love my Wrangler for it's styling and it's off road ability. I love putting the top down and taking the doors off. I bought it 19 years ago when I was 24 and now at 43, I still smile driving it. I also love my Grand Cherokee for the styling and all the refinements it has. The ride is more comfortable, it's quieter, it has more usable space (Wrangler is a 2 door). All around, it's just a nicer daily driver.
I was considering trading my Grand Cherokee in for a Wagoneer S back in September before the expiration of the tax credits. I like the styling more than I like the new Grand Cherokee. I like the idea of an BEV for a daily driver. Best of all, a 3 year lease would have ended right about the time I hope my Scout reservation will deliver. Ultimately, the well documeted issues (and having a car payment again) kept me from pulling the trigger.
I abhore the Recon. It's ugly and entirely too expensive. An electric Wrangler would have been enticing, but that's not the path they took. Stellantis seems hell bent on ruining the brand I've loved since my brother bought a YJ in the late 90s.
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Safe to say robots won’t be taking over labor jobs.
interestingengineering.com
Figure humanoid robots retire bruised after 11 months of work at BMW
Figure AI has retired its Figure 02 humanoid robots after an 11-month industrial run inside BMW’s Spartanburg plant.
interestingengineering.com
Well, the headline may be a little misleading. The article seems to indicate that it was a testing/trial run, and they’re using what they learned for the next revision. I’m skeptical too, but one of these days they might be useful for the boring/tedious/dangerous stuff.Safe to say robots won’t be taking over labor jobs.
Figure humanoid robots retire bruised after 11 months of work at BMW
Figure AI has retired its Figure 02 humanoid robots after an 11-month industrial run inside BMW’s Spartanburg plant.
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