Check Allpar .com my understanding is that this is a "foreign " platform . I swore off "Ram " but if they can deliver the promised efficiency and performance Hyundai was alluding to ,who knows (I just want a vehicle like that ,it would do everything I need .)
I doubt ram can deliver the reliability you want. I've been reading a bit on the rebel and people are having loads of problems with them including a leaky roof.
I've done some more research on this, and it's already sold in many parts of the world as the Fiat Strada (although the Ram concept is four door). Here it is Fiat badged (below). I just wish Hyundai would let us know one way or the other or I may just end up getting a Ridgeline.
The Durango is getting a Hellcat version, who knows maybe the Dakota will get it too? After all they're based on the same platform, right? If they do it will be a crazy fast smaller truck.
You can indeed and with the price of Wranglers to take a hit one the JL comes out, you'll be able to do this for even cheaper if you don't already own a wrangler, which I doubt any of you do.
You'll have to add in the labor costs of installing the kit on top of the kit cost. May as well just wait for the Wrangler pickup and get that. As for the Ram Rampage, we're not getting it so no point in really looking at it and the front looks weird to me.
Buying the JL pickup will indeed be the cheaper way around. The other option is to buy a used wrangler pick up but at the moment they might still be holding value well. But I can only imagine a small number of people buying them used.
From what I've read on the Santa Cruz so far, it looks like it will come with all-wheel drive as standard. As someone who lives in a place that gets snow and other forms of bad weather this is fantastic news because I won't have to pay extra for AWD. Would anyone actually want a Santa Cruz with...
For the new Santa Cruz we should expect to see a 2.4-liter and turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four engine, according to Car and Driver.
Both engines will be paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive. It will ride on the same platform as the Santa Fe.
I'm fine with the...
In the May 2020 issue of Car and Driver it highlights what to expect in the all-new Santa Cruz:
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a32191343/hyundai-santa-cruz-future-2021/
Now I am driving a 2015 Santa Fe, and as we know soon Santa Cruz will be in sale, the 2021. So I need some money for it. I think that it will cost a lot.
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