It's been great so far. The uconnect can be a little glitchy at times though. I don't use it that much, it really is mainly my wife's car. I've had to take a step back with it and let her do her own thing with it.
Not much towing with this one, although it's rated to tow up to 6000 pounds I think, so it probably could handle my 1320 on a uhaul trailer. She looked at the Durangos but just liked the Grand Cherokees better. She actually wanted a Volvo but I was like, um, I can't work on those things lol. Took a little bit of persuasion to keep it all in the Mopar family.
Strange to me as a WV boy seeing a Jeep that isn't 4wd lol Looks like it's a very, very nice ride, I look forward to watching when you gut it out... just think of how much all that luxury weighs!
Honestly it’s just strange to me for any Jeep to not be a 4x4, it’s basically their entire identity. Seeing the front camera on this thing be described as an “off road” camera is even weirder. No gutting on this one sadly, not my vehicle lol. I don’t even get to drive it hardly ever.
@@Scavenger1320 I thought the same thing when you mentioned it as the off road camera lol Hey you talked her into letting you film it, that's the first step to gutting it out. Baby steps, baby steps...
@@kkellywv working my way up to filming a towing test to see how it can handle towing Skeletora. Of course that would have to happen for a Test n Tune so that I could sneak the jeep onto the track for a run just to see what it could do lol
No, I still have the Ram. I used to daily my 1320 to work and my wife drove the Ram. With this Jeep now, the Ram is mine again for dailying and makes it easier for me to go to races, and now I no longer have to daily the 1320.
Wow! That's 50 miles at full throttle and 11k miles of "normal" driving. Something to be said of a cast iron block and ZF transmission and rear diff. Also, amazing all these passes on a prepped, super sticky, surface. Those Dodge engineers build some really stout cars. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to your 2024 season. Jim from Durand@@Scavenger1320
My lady has a '23 also, in white to match my white knuckle 1320 😎, great vehicle, I use it a lot
It's been great so far. The uconnect can be a little glitchy at times though. I don't use it that much, it really is mainly my wife's car. I've had to take a step back with it and let her do her own thing with it.
Well we went older and picked up a 2017 limited but we love it and the red looks good next to my 2019 indigo blue 1320.
I think the 2017s do look a little sportier. A lot of these mopar colors go really well with each other too.
Nice Jeep!
My wife's ride is a Dodge Durango R/T Tow-N-Go.
Not much towing with this one, although it's rated to tow up to 6000 pounds I think, so it probably could handle my 1320 on a uhaul trailer. She looked at the Durangos but just liked the Grand Cherokees better. She actually wanted a Volvo but I was like, um, I can't work on those things lol. Took a little bit of persuasion to keep it all in the Mopar family.
Strange to me as a WV boy seeing a Jeep that isn't 4wd lol Looks like it's a very, very nice ride, I look forward to watching when you gut it out... just think of how much all that luxury weighs!
Honestly it’s just strange to me for any Jeep to not be a 4x4, it’s basically their entire identity. Seeing the front camera on this thing be described as an “off road” camera is even weirder. No gutting on this one sadly, not my vehicle lol. I don’t even get to drive it hardly ever.
@@Scavenger1320 I thought the same thing when you mentioned it as the off road camera lol Hey you talked her into letting you film it, that's the first step to gutting it out. Baby steps, baby steps...
@@kkellywv working my way up to filming a towing test to see how it can handle towing Skeletora. Of course that would have to happen for a Test n Tune so that I could sneak the jeep onto the track for a run just to see what it could do lol
So you traded in the Ram? Do you drive the 1320 daily to work?
No, I still have the Ram. I used to daily my 1320 to work and my wife drove the Ram. With this Jeep now, the Ram is mine again for dailying and makes it easier for me to go to races, and now I no longer have to daily the 1320.
Gr8! How many miles on the 1320? How many 1/4 mile passes?
@@jameshamann7525 it has a little over 11 thousand miles on it now and I think I’m around 200 quarter mile passes
Wow! That's 50 miles at full throttle and 11k miles of "normal" driving. Something to be said of a cast iron block and ZF transmission and rear diff. Also, amazing all these passes on a prepped, super sticky, surface. Those Dodge engineers build some really stout cars. Thanks for sharing.
Looking forward to your 2024 season. Jim from Durand@@Scavenger1320