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For those who chose the Sahara 4XE over the Rubicon 4XE, what was your rationale?
For my family, this is our first Jeep Wrangler, and while I wanted a Rubicon, we likely won’t be doing much off-roading. I won’t say we won’t do any, but I bet 90+% will be family driving, taking the kids around town, and going on weekend trips, etc. We also live in SoCal, so we plan to take the tops off quite a bit (it’s always 70 and sunny!) - we expect to have a blast with the Jeep.
Also, the Sahara was pitched as a more “family / kid friendly” ride, and more importantly, my wife liked the look (and less aggressive nature) of the Sahara versus the Rubicon.
My grand plan is to get a Rubicon 4XE next, but the Sahara is perfect for what we need at present, and we are enjoying it thoroughly.
For my family, this is our first Jeep Wrangler, and while I wanted a Rubicon, we likely won’t be doing much off-roading. I won’t say we won’t do any, but I bet 90+% will be family driving, taking the kids around town, and going on weekend trips, etc. We also live in SoCal, so we plan to take the tops off quite a bit (it’s always 70 and sunny!) - we expect to have a blast with the Jeep.
Also, the Sahara was pitched as a more “family / kid friendly” ride, and more importantly, my wife liked the look (and less aggressive nature) of the Sahara versus the Rubicon.
My grand plan is to get a Rubicon 4XE next, but the Sahara is perfect for what we need at present, and we are enjoying it thoroughly.