2021 Jeep Gladiator: Regular Car Reviews
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"RCR will never review a train." Do not tempt fate so recklessly
Might as well make another channel and call it, "RTR".
F40PH
Coming to RCR this Christmas: EMD F40PH
@@officialpennsyjoe Regular Train Reviews ft. Vaughn Gittin Jr
The Union Pacific Big Boy: For when your Ram 3500 just doesn't roll enough coal!
The Gladiator is to pretending you’re in the military as the Crown Vic is to pretending you’re a cop.
I Thought that was a green H3 hummer.
I mean, in 2022 driving any Wrangler is also pretending you're a(n off duty) cop let's be real.
But at least the Vic is actually a good car...
@@cartilagehead6326 and his wife is always driving a white Grand Cherokee
Except I don’t mind seeing a Vic. These atrocities are… everywhere.
I came here to listen to Mr. Regular roast all the Jeep Gladiator owners. He didn't disappoint.
He must have hated it because he barely mentioned the truck itself.
I felt a little tension in this one between you and the vehicle’s owner. These angry videos are your BESTEST!!!
Seriously, I don't think I've ever seen an owner on this show look so DOUR.
The owner looks exactly as I would expect him to
I always wonder what they think when their cars get shit on hard. Like I know they know what they are in for normally but some reviews are just a bit...more
“RCR will never review a train”
Guys, I think he’s gearing up for a train review.
Regular Train Reviews.
I want this
Ha gearing
@@InfinityR319 America doesn't have regular trains, it's 3 a day each direction but rush hour direction only, so if you want to head out of town in the morning, you can't.
Steam Car Channel: *exists*
Regular train reviews is what we need and crave.
if only he weren't hundreds of miles away from that electric Minecraft style minecart that some dude made, he could review that.
No one craves that
@@duncanmcleod4459 I craves that. hell he should do all kinds of other vehicles, I'd love to see a regular subway-train review, or a regular airbus review.
He should review a old school excursion train setup. Lol that shits fun for a date
@@duncanmcleod4459 i crave that
No way that the average Jeep Gladiator owner doesn’t list the A-10 Warthog in top 5 aircraft………………
as all five positions!
As an owner of a Gladiator… you’re GD right lol
and also hates the f-35
"That dude needed therapy. Jeep Gladiator"
Don't let Jeep have that tagline for free.
Jeep Gladiator, the car for the kinda man that steals from WhistlinDiesel. That's a very decent take.
Except that guy actually had a 4Runner, the same car RCR has now 😬
I saw that video. Thought they were abandoned behind a closed gate. 😂
The more I watch tiktok the more aware I am of how much untreated mental illness we have in the US.
@dboatrig eh I don’t think that’s an accurate assessment. I find it to be amusing. Is it possible for a video app to cause mental illness?
@@Chudhole cause? Probably not. Amplify? Absolutely. You can't tell me that the millions who spend an hour or more, in bed, scrolling through FB every day aren't having their depression, attention deficits, anxiety, and schizo-affectiveness dramatically affected...
Around me I swear all the owners are playing a game of "How dark grey can I get the paint without it being black"
Slate is the new Chrome.
I feel attacked. 😏
True very true
I don't think I've ever wanted a train review more than now
im sayin
I don't know if I've ever seen a jeep gladiator without at least 1 punisher skull sticker on it. It's like they come from the factory with one already stuck to the tailgate with the option to add a "don't tread on me" sticker right next to it.
P-40 "Thunderbolt"
I don't know if that was part of the joke, but either way it upset me.
Yeah, we all know it is a P-51 Thunderbolt!
@@philipjooste9075 *visible pain*
wait sliphantom, u alive?
Make a keep gladiator in automation
Anyone who mentions the Bearcat is a warbird nerd. I approve. Even if my personal top 5 list is obviously better.
the second about never reviewing a train feels like it will age poorly someday, considering they reviewed a sheep.
When tf did this happen? Lol
A sheep?
@@reinbeers5322 yeah, RCR did a sheep review when they went to New Zealand. I believe the vid is on their 2nd channel
They reviewed a horse
They reviewed a lawn mower.
Mr Regular projects his own insecurity on everything rugged, because he can't admit he wants to be ravaged by a lumberjack.
Oh , some one else noticed
Jeep Engineer: lets take something impractical and make it even more impractical. Jeep Marketing : we'll sell a ton of them to the idiots.
It’s one of the most practical vehicles you can possibly buy…
I kinda wanted one of these for the built in bluetooth speaker when camping, but then I realized I could just buy a bluetooth speaker for 25 bucks and not one of these for 30k or whatever it is
40-50k 😂😂
I've seen them advertised up in the $70s 😂
You’re looking at $55k for these off the lot new! Yes corvette money for a jeep wrangler with a bed!
$79,000 CAD with Rubicon trim and diesel
It's really a joke for the amount of money people are willing to pay for such a horrible car.
RCR: We will never review a train.
Amtrak: We're gonna add that second daily run of The Pennsylvanian just for YOU.
Have a story I was told a couple years ago from a guy at the company that makes Humvees (AM General): They attempted to partner with Fiat to produce an actual military-grade Gladiator. The executives at AM General kept hyping the idea up for their employees by talking about how they were having meetings with Fiat on how to coordinate such a partnership. Turned out these meetings just involved the AM General guys excitedly talking about all the possibilities, and the Fiat guys rolling their eyes wondering why they had even agreed to discuss this in the first place. In the end, the AM General engineers were tasked with how to take a new 100% stock consumer-grade Gladiator and convert it to a military variant. Reason being that the only option AM General ended up with was buying a standard Gladiator from Fiat just like any other customer. What a fabulous "partnership".
Jeep Gladiator:
"When you really get down to it though, Jim Beam is a sippin whiskey. Anyway. You comin over to watch the game on saturday? Oh. Oh, alright. That's fine. Let me know if you change your mind, I'll turn the pool heater on. Ah. Well. Well uh. Well you know it's supposed to rain. Yeah. W-. Well. Alright. Alright, talk atcha later bub."
"Is he coming over?"
"No, says he's going on a hiking trip with his boyfriend."
"What. It's like 40 out and it's supposed to rain all weekend."
"Yeah well he said he's been planning this for a while cause of something to do with it being where they actually met."
"They met in elementary school."
"Yeah well you know. We didn't know until college."
"Oh. Well yeah."
"I'm just glad he's talking to me again."
"You did call him a sodomite."
"...Nance, please don't. I said what I said and I know I shouldn't have put it that way. Please, just not right now-"
"You called reverend Miller and asked him what to-"
"NANCE."
"Suit yourself."
Jeep. That all American brand which has been passed around over the years like a sorority pledge. Within the last 50 years owned by the French. Then Americans. Then Germans. And Americans briefly. Then Italians. Then the French again, but different French this time
Eh, yes and no. There’s still Renault in the mix, so it’s somewhat like a reunion.
+Kevin Barry
As a German, i had no idea we owned Jeep as a Brand at any point in time. Now i'm curious what we did with it in the Time we owned it because we definitely didn't sell them here.
In Germany everytime you saw a Jeep, Corvette, Dodge, RAM or Ford Mustang on the Autobahn you knew:
- There must be a US Mlitary Base nearby
I regulary drive on the Autobahn towards Metz, France from here in Germany (Usually from Frankfurt am Main) and when you get in the Area around the US Airbases it feels like you suddenly ended up in the USA for like 30km and then suddenly Germany again.
I always wondered why so many US Soldiers stationed in Germany have either a Muscle Car, a Dodge RAM/Ford F-Truck or a Corvette (seen all from C3 to C7)
As they say, America is a melting pot.
@@chartreux1532
_"I always wondered why so many US Soldiers stationed in Germany have either a Muscle Car, a Dodge RAM/Ford F-Truck or a Corvette (seen all from C3 to C7)"_
I believe it's because US military personell get a discount on certain cars/brands, or so i heard, could be wrong.
@@chartreux1532 it’s because the men and women stationed in bases are usually kids and they all want a big muscle car when they get their first real check.
The owner looks like Mr Regular but from another timeline
Like if he had a son with Trent Lenkarsky
The flannel and the hat really tie him into the vehicle stereotype.
Every time I watch RCR I will think it will be a sequel to Primer.
Nega Regular, Mr UnRegular
If Mr Regular was declared unfit for service when he was 18 now he's an aspiring freelance police officer.
I would love to own a gladiator if they made a 2 door version. I don't need back seats, I can't even remember the last time the back seats in my subaru weren't folded down so just give me more bed space
"B-but we CAN'T make a two door version! We have to *PROTECT! OUR! CHILDREN!* "
After watching about half a dozen of these, it's clear RCR has inside knowledge of military life. The "address me by my husband's rank" bit was spot on.
Okay; now I NEED a review of the Union Pacific Bigboy.
There are so many train museums in PA
He did have a video where he went to a steam engine show
Union Pacific Big-Boy; the official locomotive of "if brute force didn't work, you weren't using enough."
@@sporeranier Central Florida has a antique stationary engine show monthly or quarterly... near Sebring... just sayin'
@regularcars
I had tried loading a car on a trailer trying to move out of state. Tried every which way and decided the only way it was going on was to use the driveway, blocking the road. I went as fast as I could, everyone turned around and went the other way to get home, but not a Karen in her Jeep truck, no, she honked and honked, after we told her we’re sorry you can go another way, “ DONT TELL ME WHAT TO DO!” was her response with windows rolled up. She threatened to call the cops, was videoing us, saying we’re being illegal. She waited the entire time just honking at us as I took my sweet sweet SWEET time. I hope you see this video Karen, and this comment too.
You were blocking the road though. She has a right to use that road. Ugh, am I defending a Karen?
@@bwofficial1776 Your right, but the world is a very imperfect place. In the world of getting things done, rules/etc may have to be broken. However, if you want to do things right and for example (just a crazy example) hire a $3,000 tow truck to move it out of state vs blocking the road for 5minutes and getting things done. Either way I'm fine with either as long as he wasn't holding other people up for more then 5-10minutes.
We were moving out of state, I tried every viable option to get the car on the trailer to avoid blocking the road (it’s lowered quite a bit) and it would not get on the trailer…I tried explaining that to her. She didn’t want to listen.
Maybe if you posted this on FB she would see it.
Could you have backed the trailer into the driveway, taken the truck off the trailer and put it somewhere else and then hook the truck up again only when you were ready to leave?
The breaking point for me that made me choose a MT Tacoma over the MT Gladiator was the towing capacity limitation of 4K for all Gladiators with the MT, which is a shame because I really liked the rest of the truck. Oh and the fact the diesel wasn’t available with the MT but Toyota doesn’t offer a Diesel at all so I can’t really hold it against them.
Tacoma is much better to drive anyway. I've driven both quite a bit on road trips and all the JLs wander on the highway. It's super annoying. Fun to off-road though
The Gladiator tows 7500 lbs
@@evinrudeboy6601 with an automatic, MT is limited to 4K
@@fishkluch The Tacoma's seating position is terrible. I owned a Tacoma for years (Plus two 4Runners and a FJC) and I now have a Gladiator.
@@alecgupton839 yeah I remember the seat being uncomfortable when driving the TRD too
This Regular Car guy sounds nice. I wonder what train he’ll be reviewing next
My last session of car shopping included this. Ultimately I turned to the wife while sitting in the drivers seat and said “ Fuck this is a lot of money for a midsize truck with a rental car v6”
You made the right decision…our neighbor’s bought one. Other than it being fire engine red, which is ever so slightly redemptive at Xmas time, it mostly just sits in their driveway. Like Airedale Terriers, which I love, this “truck” is slightly OK at just about everything, but have none of the charm of an Airedale and will never “love you back.”
The writing style of this show is something I will always love. Every show is like a written paper on how the car makes you feel. Sometimes a joke is thrown in there for good taste but I love how towards the end it takes a turn and gets serious, but I also love the funny antics displayed sometimes. It just makes it an all around enjoyable expierence to watch.
It's less about reviewing the cars, and more about reviewing the people who drive them.
@@enthusia492 It's like he says what we all think when we see a certain car or truck on the road.
I've thought about the meaning of this channel, his main focus is "What does this car mean, what is it's significance, and especially who is it for, both when it was made and who drives them now?"
By contrast, some other car-focused channels:
Donut Media (at least their original and most well known things like B2B, Up 2 Speed, Wheelhouse): "How did this car, brand, law, or other aspect of motoring come to be?"
Top Gear/The Grand Tour: "How can these cars bring about middle school behavior in three old British guys?"
ChrisFix: "How do I fix this car?"
MightyCarMods: "What stupid crap can we do with this car?"
Garage 54: "What even stupider crap can we do with this -car- Lada, but somehow it actually works?"
Dug Demuro: "Is this car any good?"
Scotty Kilmer: "How can this car justify yelling at you to buy a Toyota Corolla instead?"
@dboatrig I think it’s especially funny in this episode because the Gladiator owner and Mr. Regular look like brothers!
"RCR will never review a train"
😭
I always love your sheer brilliance and how it's coupled with a razor-edged wit, delivering the goods in only a way you can. Also, thank you for mentioning Bantam! This old-school Jeep nerd appreciates the nod to history. Well done, sir :)
Now, I know it's probably not all that easy to do, but I'd really love to see you guys review a REAL Gladiator some day.. like, one from the 60s or 70s, when they were kind of a big deal in the truck market. "The Beautiful Brute", as Kaiser-Willys exclaimed, could do it all; equipped with a V8, an automatic transmission, 4WD, power brakes, power steering AND air conditioning, the (OG) Jeep Gladiator was first to offer all of these conveniences as factory options that weren't all available at the same time in each of the big 3's offerings... without looking like you had something to prove. Plus, they had some of the most crisp lines and design language that only the 60s could bring us. Definitely sharp looking.
P.S. You should totally review a train. It only makes sense!
I miss when jeep actually had good products.
@@1598hi I wholeheartedly agree. Probably the best modern Jeep I had was a 98 Cherokee that I got up to almost 300,000 before having to trade it in.. next owner drove it everywhere 4 more years, so who knows how many miles it had on it.
Later I had an 01 Grand (all my Jeeps exclusively have inline 6s) that had around 250 when I sold it, and the guy that bought it off me is still driving it 6 years later!
This new stuff is very whelming. Like, it’s literally nothing I’d ever write home about, and my newest vehicle is a 4Runner because it’s closer to how Jeep used to be, and that’s what I want: stone cold reliable for many years and miles and easy to maintain.
I want to see RCR tackle the Honda Ridgeline which I'd say occupies the exact opposite end of the mid-size pickup pool.
It takes a real man to realise that a honda ridgeline fits most truck owners' needs perfectly: light offroad capability and a bed for occasional hauling of furniture.
>looks out window at ridgeline
"Hey the internet is talking about you again"
>silence
"Yes, I know it's almost time for an oil change"
Very well put. Really shows the difference between vehicles that are designed with versus without Testosterone™.
Jeep Gladiator, the official car of the man who’s ideal truck is a Ridgeline but has deep insecurities.
@@TeaInTheMorning-we2kh The Honda Ridgeline...because you really wanted the Chevy El Camino to make a comeback...
The Comanche remake is the one Fiat Chrysler should have gone for.
Agreed.
I have bought a Mojave to daily driver and act as a tow/recovery rig for my 86 CJ7. I totally agree it isn’t for everyone. It truly is a jack of all trades but a master of none, except putting a smile on my face every I drive her!
I baught a Mojave 3 months ago, and I love it. Does everything I need it to do.
It is definitely the best handling! It does my 80 mile daily commute as well as blasting down desert washes at 60-70 mph.
@@scottmack8410 it does handle very well. The ride is very comfortable.
You guys are my favourite internet writers. I love you RCR, happy new years.
Can't believe WhislinDiesel got mentioned on RCR
I was surprised too but I guess they are similar communities. One is just a little more hick
Regular Train Reviews is something that I don’t know that I deeply need until now. Better starts things off with an F40PH, the all American diesel locomotive.
Nah its gotta be a F Unit, even more american
My F40PH is best F40PH because A M T R A C K
@@westep4273 i could hear him
RCR: America's last manual transmission pickup?
Tacoma: Am I a joke to you?
Hilarious video. Happy new year. Keep them coming.
"RCR will never review a train." Guess we know what April 1st should look like.
He's not wrong about any of this. I've thought about getting one of these before, but the man-boy energy around these is very real. Kinda like buying new Harleys in the 1990s and 00s. "Hey bros, I like to have a good time, too. And I have superb credit." It makes me want to just get a normal used mid-size pickup and spend the extra money on an old CJ or a Commando. There, the fun is fixing them, which makes time on the road and trail even more fun.
Part of the appeal of this truck is the fact that it's one of only two trucks in America that can be optioned with a manual transmission. Of course, most people that buy these are going to get the automatic.
I thought about it until I saw how small the bed is... I already have a 20 year old Dakota V-8 4x4 that I need a trailer to actually haul something with... and it's paid for.
@@kevinnorris6558 it’s the only truck with a manual in the US now. I own one because I wanted a manual, convertible pickup
Its honestly a really fun looking vehicle that makes you want to go out and do shit. Unfortunately, most people who will buy this will be popping off the doors to go shopping at the mall.
@@kevinnorris6558 And that is the exact and only reason why my father and 2 aunts all own one now. They all wanted a truck with a manual trans, and all three of them got the cheapest most basic sport models that they could order.
I’m often amused by RCR, but when you mentioned the 60 year old guy who ripped off whistling diesel, I actually busted out laughing. Thank you for that
Man, you never cease to entertain me with the writing in these vids. Keep up the good work
"rcr will never review a train"
Dreams: crushed
Jeep Gladiator, the official car (truck thing, whatever) of the guy who says "YOU WOULDN'T KNOW MAN, YOU WEREN'T THERE" whenever 'Nam is brought up
Nah this is that guy’s son who never applied
That right RCR. No trains&no one gets hurt🤣. That's our gig. Watched you guys from the start🚂🇨🇦👍
Hilarious, Enterprise just upgraded me to A Gladiator, I had it over the New Years holiday and I liked it on the highway! It maxed out at 97! The convertible truck is exactly right! I went from LA to SD with the front top pieces off and felt exhilaration. Would I buy one? Maybe if I was Aunt Janet Rich and already had 4 or 5 other vehicles I'd get first.
Somewhere on an isolated compound, a team of scientolgist have a Jeep in pieces trying to understand its cult making abilities. Happy New Year RCR!!! Love you guys....
It's in an abandoned shadetree garage, in a stall next to a second-gen Cummins Ram, a squatted Silverado, and a stanced Civic.
@@twotailedavenger Cummins Camero
While driving through Columbus, GA, near Fort Benning, you'll see the front row of the local Jeep dealership filled with Gladiators because being in the military isn't enough. You need a vehicle that screams MILITARY.
Enough interest to compound what an enlistedman will make in four years two fold.
At this point officers need to tell people to buy these cars so they pick up a reverse psychology of “I’M A REAL MAN, I DON’T DRIVE GLADIATORS AND MUSTANGS LIKE MY COLLEGE BOY OFFICERS!”
For a second, I thought Mr. Regular was driving with a clone of himself in the passenger seat.
And yet despite the flaws it’s something awesome. In all my dozens of cars- the flaws make them memorable. The perfect ones have always been forgettable. What do we all want??
Tis that be thy question!
Top notch videoes the past couple weeks, it feels like you've hit a new rennisance
I'm happy to agree because it seemed that the channel was doomed
@@aintaintaword666 Why do you think it was doomed?
@@AnyBodyWannaPeanut 1) View count plummeting 2) Subs count not rising 3) Personal feeling that they've "lost their way"
I had a "Rubicon" Gladiator as a rental when these first came out. Probably the worst car/truck I've ever driven on the highway and I've driven just about everything in my years traveling for work. I did happen to take it off road as it was off season and Smugglers Notch didn't have their gate closing the parking lot. Literally drove up the mountain in 4-High with zero effort, the thing was like a damn cheat code and I grew a health respect for it...off road.
My Mojave is great on the road. One of the best driving vehicles I've ever had.
I've found all the JLs to suck on the highway. I'm guessing it has to do with the antiquated steering box needed with a front solid axle. Agree they are impressive off-road though
@@fishkluch for some reason it's hit or miss. Some seem great, others are all over the place. Jeep forum is full of both sides
There's a sweet one the Trail Mater channel just pulled off a trail where the control arm broke and stabilizer had a catastrophic failure shearing from the axle. Thenagain, don't know the driving that lead to it but it didn't look too extreme.
Oh my sweet mr. Regular. You were THIS close to perfection. Thunderbolt is a P-47. P-40 is a Warhawk.
Sincerely an aviation enthusiast.
PS. please do the "RCR goes to Oshkosh air show".
Great review, but it feels more like a general commentary on basically all car enthusiasts... Nothing wrong with being self aware, but I still love cars, motorcycles, select trucks, and plenty of other automotive oddities. AND I served! Lol
Got one of these at a rental place by surprise. Drove it 14 hours round trip to buy and haul two motorcycles. It totally worked for that purpose but damn it felt like a hovercraft on the highway with all the confidence in corners that implies.
I watched your channel years ago with my old friend who's a big fan, and man, what a review to come back to lol
I never knew how much I wanted Regular Train Reviews until now.
I coudn't let this slide: your video on the Geo Prizm inspired me to make my Economics paper about how japanese auto industry cemented itself in the US. Had a great grade. Thanks RCR for being as entertaining as you are educational. A giant hug from Portugal
My man, the argument line at 8:28 hit me right in the chest.
Self awareness is important.
Deep breaths, buddy. It's never too late to change.
NGL, genuinely disappointed you'll never review a train.
High Speed Rail videos is my happy place
1:38 "RCR will never review a train." Oh really, that would be a perfect not-a-car episode, I've been thinking of that for years. I visualize a battered SD40 on some class 3 shortline. Also would love to see his take on a bicycle and a boat. He's already done some aircraft.
What I see in all this: Gladiator: for the man who's life needs a Rav4, but his manhood needs a Truck.
Or: Gladator: It's a Honda Ridgeline but with added Testosterone.
You guys are crazy thanks for the video love it
Jeep Gladiator the truck to buy when you just moved to Idaho from Cali and you want the locals to accept you as "one of us" but fail to realize most Jeeps are a way to profile people
RCR needs to review a train now
Happy new year RCR. Keep doing what you're doing
That shoulder needed a hug, and hugs were delivered throughout.
Regular Train Reviews 2022 confirmed?
I know a couple guys who work on the Gladiator line, I wouldn't trust them to make me a cup of coffee
You could probably do amazing reviews of 90s/00s movies and music. Been a fan since the Echo days. This channel always gets me through these Midwest winters.
Now I want an RCR train review.
8:50 How did you manage to drive and sit passenger at the same time? That's some good editing skills!🤙🏼
Yep. Doppelganger. They say everybody's got one.
"Last Manual Transmission Pickup..." , Toyota Tacoma still offers it on a few trim levels.
"RCR will never review a train" LETS DO IT SONNNNNNNNNNNNN
Jeep Gladiator: the official car of "off the grid influencers"
Thank god i can start the first work week of 2022 with a Mr. Regular video!
Correction: It's not the "last manual pickup". The Toyota Tacoma still comes in manual to this day, the 2022 MY even pairs up the MT with the V6 instead of the I4 from all the years before
Pretty sure he said last American manual pickup; as in none of the other American manufacturers are making them. But the taco is a sweet truck
He said American pickup truck
Tacoma is built in Texas so it is American built.
@@Cristobal_Ygnacio_Arriaga Tacoma is Texas made. There's more American parts in it than the Gladiator.
I'll be honest, "If you buy a jeep gladiator you're compensating for something" isn't the cutting social commentary I have come to expect from RCR
Correct - it's cliché.
2-door JL, remove back seat. You get a nice area to place boxes, weird things, roadkill. And still all the benefits of the smaller Jeep platform. I love it.
So which branch do you wish you served in?
@@SuperRat420 Army. Absolutely. They have all the….big guns.
@@HoldandModify No one who willingly joins the military is a man
'RCR will never review a train' We'll see about that
They've reviewed cars, bikes, lawnmowers, sheep, planes, gliders, and drinks.
I think it's time for Regular Boat Reviews, and Regular Train Reviews.
@@CardboardSliver RCR at a boat show: “Which Boston Whaler is best Boston Whaler?”
And at a railroad museum: “Which Alco steam engine is best Alco steam engine?”
The only thing I’ve ever seen split in half outside of the rust belt
I knew someone with a late 2000s Wrangler that got bought back as a lemon because the body was sliding over an inch side to side on the frame at every turn and the dealer repeatedly failed to fix it. I'm still baffled as to how that's even possible.
I got way to excited when this came up. Love the honest takes on these.
RCR WILL absolutely review a train. If we got a plane, we get a train.
I worked at a Jeep dealership when the Gladiator came out. We even had one of the 419 First Edition models since we were located in Toledo, Jeep's ancestral home. Even the people who had to sell it were looking at it and saying "That's it? A Wrangler with a bed?" Couple that with the fact that base MSRP started at $35k and literally double for the 419 edition and I confirmed my position firmly in the "You wouldn't understand" part of the Jeep crowd.
As someone who lived around and still drive through and past the Toledo-North Assembly Plant, I was disappointed that all this was is just a Wrangler with a truck bed. Creativity? Nah.
Lowkey though… thats a pretty appropriate list of favorite aircraft. All of those are RAD AS HELL especially the P40
I got one of these as a rental free upgrade from a Camry. And I was pleasantly surprised. It's quieter than my 2018 Ram. It's been fun to drive around. My only gripe is the mirrors are too small and they don't tilt out far enough You don't get a good view of the other lanes.
Jeep Gladiator: The vehicle for the person who has MOLLE on their FLESHLIGHT
1:36 - Okay, I get it! Someday RCR, by the irony of destiny, will be reviewing a train.
Jeep Gladiator, for those days when you just want to romanticize PTSD
A real man is a man that wants “Regular Train Reviews”
So if almost everyone in America drives an automatic. You'd think America would have a reputation for building the best transmissions.
I thought it was a nice and fun convertible pick up, until I saw a 60k price tag
I don't even own a car (I live in walking distance of my workplace) and I always enjoy these reviews.
Thanks for all the laughs bro your the best dude
I'm sure the antonym of achievement is the 2021 Jeep Gladiator, and I am relieved to see that RCR has reviewed it as such. I'll be expecting a review of the 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz on my desk by next week.
It’s now only a matter of time before RCR reviews the “F40PH fuck yeah”
"When will RCR review a train?"
I mean, it'd be bloody hilarious as a one-off April fools joke!
The Matthew Lesko reference was excellent.
The “Jeep” looks ok (like a Wrangler) from up front, and terrible from every other angle, especially the side. Out of proportion length.
I wanted a Tacoma but the rear drum brakes made go with the Gladiator. Also considered a Colorado but they have transmission issues. Over all not a bad vehicle.