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I do agree that wranglers feel gutless... do you know what axle ratios they typically put in wranglers? The 3.92 with the 8 speed trans and V6 feels good (not as good as the V8 obviously lol) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I believe the upper Rebel trim that is typically in crew cab (at least for 19’) has those items. The 19’ quad cabs I’m looking at don’t have heated wheel or seats or trailer brakes or remote start Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If the vehicle wasn’t serviced at any dealerships, is the dealership going to have records on when the vehicle was serviced? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What’s everyone’s thoughts on the V6 19’ Rebel? I drove one and was impressed... had you not told me it was a V6 I would’ve guessed it was a V8 with similar power to my 18’ Silverado 5.3L V8 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Is there anyway I can run this report myself? Rebels I’m looking at are mainly from enterprise rent a car and a few other used car dealers (no dodge dealers) Most of enterprises cars don’t have oil change history on CarFax reports, which could be problematic for warranty claims if there are...

Looking into lightly used 19’ rebels with the V8 but without etorque. Buying used is always a gamble which I understand but wanted to get your guys/gals thoughts specifically on the 19’s Rebels since they are a new body Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Took one for an extended 61 mile drive today at about 4000’ away elevation. I was moderately aggressive on the throttle to make sure the V6 would have the power I need to tow a smaller trailer and SXS. The 61 miles also included driving up a 2,140’ grade that is 10 miles long and back down it. I...

Good point, may have to rent one for a day Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The 2.7 ecoboost is a great truck! I actually had a 2016 with a level kit and 34”s and I could get 22-23mpg on my 95% highway drive to work. But I traded it in for this 5.3 Silverado because I wasn’t sure of the 2.7s reliability outside of powertrain warranty On a side note, the 19’ 3.6 rebels...

Thanks for the info! I was curious if the 3-4 mpg deduction would work when looking at the V6 or if the V6 was so under powered that you had to stay higher in the RPMs which results in the same overall MPG vs the V8. EPA has the V6 at 19mpg and 24mpg. So theoretically 16mpg and 21mpg. Most of...

Anyone? The hemis in the Rebels look to be getting around 14-16 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Considering a V6 gas version of a Rebel due to my commute to work on highway/freeway. Please post up your MPG, driving style, and how much city/highway you drive. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk