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So here's what I'm running into. All the dealers here want a $1,000 deposit just to place the order. Nobody has even seen one of these vehicles in person yet, let alone driven one. Therefore, I don't know for certain if I'll like it or not. If I do like it I don't know if Stellantis will do...

The Build & Price tool is up. I added two things... the floor liners and the towing package. My MSRP comes out to $70,100ish (!) They're going to have to subsidize the heck out of this vehicle to get people to take them home. If they don't the payments are going to be over $1,000 even on a...

Per a conversation with a gentleman at Jeep Customer Care today, June 17th, 2026... "We expect to open order banks in July or August 2026. No official release date has been given. Please watch Jeep social media because the latest information will be posted there." At this point it's...

There's a member on another forum who says he's got an order in and his order shows "D" status with a serial number, but hasn't been built yet.

Touched base with this dealer again today. They say that there is still "nothing set in stone" from Stellantis, and they "hope to see them by the end of the year". The waiting game continues.....

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...

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...