MW3 Edition or Rubicon?
07-15-2012, 12:09 PM
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It's not stickers.
It's front and rear bumpers that are 100% better than stock that is winch ready
It's got real rock rails
It's got leather seats
Blacked out grill, gas cap cover, tail light guard,
Have not seen or heard of ANY dealer taking 6500 off msrp for 2012 COD's.
It's front and rear bumpers that are 100% better than stock that is winch ready
It's got real rock rails
It's got leather seats
Blacked out grill, gas cap cover, tail light guard,
Have not seen or heard of ANY dealer taking 6500 off msrp for 2012 COD's.
07-19-2012, 09:45 AM
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I Can buy either Jeep. The Rubicon would be white loaded out. The MW3 edition is as you know already loaded out. The new 2013 would cost 40,000 for the Rubicon or I can get the MW3 edition for 42,000. Both are brand new. Does anyone regret getting/not getting the MW3?? I like it but I think it may not be as cool in a few years. I cannot make up my mind so I figured I would ask you for help. Thanks.
Seriously if you take away the badges then it's just a couple after market items you can easily add yourself. if you like the after market items on it for the price then go for it, if not or there are other items you would prefer then don't.
I'd take a Rubi with a lift/tires over a rubi with bumpers and badges any day of the week though.
07-19-2012, 11:56 AM
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I have an 11' JKU Rubi. and I like those MW3's. If the price you pay for an MW3 including the bumper upgrades etc. is close to what it would cost to buy a Rubi. and put that stuff on yourself then an MW3 is a bargain.
Those complaining about the price of the MW3's may be in a different income level; if affording an MW3 is no big deal then an MW3 is a decent bargain considering the parts you get.
Those complaining about the price of the MW3's may be in a different income level; if affording an MW3 is no big deal then an MW3 is a decent bargain considering the parts you get.
07-19-2012, 11:57 AM
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It depends.....if you're like 12 years old you get the MW3 if you are an adult get the Rubi. For me I can't stand the AEV bumpers, especially the tubeless version, so on that basis alone I would pass. Oh, and not to mention the childish looking MW3 logos. But hey it is your money do what you want!!!
07-19-2012, 12:03 PM
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07-19-2012, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted by knight1000
HEY!!! I was playing Halo last night. Ok, back to the op question. I would get the Rubi for the lockers. Am I right, the lockers dont come in the MW3, right?
07-20-2012, 08:23 AM
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It's not stickers.
It's front and rear bumpers that are 100% better than stock that is winch ready
It's got real rock rails
It's got leather seats
Blacked out grill, gas cap cover, tail light guard,
Have not seen or heard of ANY dealer taking 6500 off msrp for 2012 COD's.
It's front and rear bumpers that are 100% better than stock that is winch ready
It's got real rock rails
It's got leather seats
Blacked out grill, gas cap cover, tail light guard,
Have not seen or heard of ANY dealer taking 6500 off msrp for 2012 COD's.