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Yeah if you just want a SUV for practical tasks, the R2 will likely be nicer. And maybe more reliable too.

The R2 looks neat. But I'm really holding out for Recon because: - Better dealership coverage, support, and financing options - Removable doors and top like a proper Jeep - Better off-road capability - Will likely have more accessories and customization

I contacted a large, high volume Jeep dealership in Kentucky today. The new car ordering manager says production on Recon has been pushed to late summer 2026. He also says Jeep is telling them that only 1,200 Recons will be produced for the U.S. for the first model year. So, if you want one...

While Bob Broderdorf's comments might have been soothing at the time, they really haven't provided any reality. We are now firmly into spring 2026 and Recon has been pushed back yet again. At this point we're hoping it'll arrive as a 2027 model. And with Jeep recently canceling the Wagoneer S...

Yeah I was leasing a F-150 Lightning and the depreciation was HORRIBLE. It lost $25k in value the week I drove it off the lot. I couldn't believe it. I knew EV stuff was poor in terms of resale, but that's just nuts. I do see that Jeep is offering $8,750 in rebates to "returning customers"...

Yes. I would never "buy" an EV. I will only lease them. So if they don't do a leasing program for Recon it's an automatic no go for me. Sadly, if we look at Wagoneer S which is the closest thing they've got in the stable right now, there are no leasing programs of any kind shown. This is...

For me it will 100% come down to whether they offer a great lease deal on Recon or not. I think buying an EV is a terrible decision. Tech is moving so fast that 10 years from now you won't be able to walk into a Jeep dealership and buy parts for a Recon. I would bet cash on that. Heck, you...

"Early 2027" now for production? Good grief, are we EVER going to see this thing at a dealership?