Area-51

I don't have a very long commute to work, so I rarely even bother turning on the radio on the way to/from work.

Then when we are taking a longer trip, I was already getting the iPod interface added in, so would have an iPod along, with literally anything I would want to listen to on it already, and what wasn't, there would be the 6 disk changer too.

So I just didn't see where I would use satellite radio enough to warrant a monthly service.

doojer

Not to mention that the 6-disc changer reads DVD-r discs that hold up to 4.6 gigabytes-- 9 gigs if you use dual layered discs-- of .mp3 each. So, technically, you could store up to 54 gigabytes of music right there in your head unit

Rubimon

I think I read something about it only being able to read a max of 255 songs / DVD. Still, 1500 songs is pretty good. You can always pop in a new DVD if you get bored with those 1500.

Jeephrog

It looks like this dealership has one Rubicon that appears to be either green or kahki:

John Elway Chrysler Jeep West
16300 WEST COLFAX AVENUE
GOLDEN, CO 80401
Phone: (303) 278-0101

2007 WRANGLER UNLIMITED RUBICON 4-DOOR 4X4
Eng/Trans: 3.8-L V6 SMPI / 6-Spd Manual
VIN: 1J4GA69137L132795
Stock Number: Not Available

No too much further from Bozeman than other places you looked...

JPRS51

The search feature is run off our DealerConnect Inventory and is only as accurate as the dealer's reporting efforts. When we sell a new car we are supposed to input the NVDR (New Vehicle Delivery Report) into the DealerConnect system. That tells the factory that the vehicle is sold, who it is sold to, what rebates they got, and what extended warranty they got, if any. Some dealers do this daily, which means their inventory on the 5-Star site will be very up to date. Some dealers only do this 1 time a week, which would equal a messed up inventory on the 5 Star site.