is the COD MW3 JK built on the Rubicon platform?
12-12-2011, 12:43 PM
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So you're confirming the lift and winch is available as an option to be selected at time of order? Or are you saying its a dealer add-on like any other Mopar accessory? I have not tried build one as I already have a 2012 but it's my understanding the factory would not install either due to liability issues.
12-12-2011, 12:50 PM
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To answer the OP's question. Both the Black Ops edition and this year's MW3 edition are based on Rubicon. I found this info out in about 10 secs by visiting the Jeep website. 
Since there's really only Rubicon and non-Rubicon Jeeps when it comes to actual off roading capability - all other special edition Jeeps are built on a non-Rubicon model.
Since there's really only Rubicon and non-Rubicon Jeeps when it comes to actual off roading capability - all other special edition Jeeps are built on a non-Rubicon model.
12-12-2011, 07:47 PM
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I just came from Tacoma Jeep and they had #0017 of 3500 MW3 sitting in the showroom for $45,500..... Yes it's a rubicon with the $6500 package.... 
and the $5000 additional dealer markup to make the "Additional Sticker" price over $50K..... It had the AEV front and rear bumper, but no winch, that must be a dealer add on. The one I saw had a metal cover plate over the hole for the winch, and no winch hoop. You can get the base Rubi for $33,500 and put the other $12K in mods yourself and make a better Jeep IMO....
and the $5000 additional dealer markup to make the "Additional Sticker" price over $50K..... It had the AEV front and rear bumper, but no winch, that must be a dealer add on. The one I saw had a metal cover plate over the hole for the winch, and no winch hoop. You can get the base Rubi for $33,500 and put the other $12K in mods yourself and make a better Jeep IMO....
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12-13-2011, 05:59 AM
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To answer the OP's question. Both the Black Ops edition and this year's MW3 edition are based on Rubicon. I found this info out in about 10 secs by visiting the Jeep website.
Since there's really only Rubicon and non-Rubicon Jeeps when it comes to actual off roading capability - all other special edition Jeeps are built on a non-Rubicon model.
Since there's really only Rubicon and non-Rubicon Jeeps when it comes to actual off roading capability - all other special edition Jeeps are built on a non-Rubicon model.
12-13-2011, 06:00 AM
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Dealers are not smart. Multimillion dollar Jeep corporate marketing would not make a mistake like that.
12-13-2011, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by armycop
I just came from Tacoma Jeep and they had #0017 of 3500 MW3 sitting in the showroom for $45,500..... Yes it's a rubicon with the $6500 package.... and the $5000 additional dealer markup to make the "Additional Sticker" price over $50K..... It had the AEV front and rear bumper, but no winch, that must be a dealer add on. The one I saw had a metal cover plate over the hole for the winch, and no winch hoop. You can get the base Rubi for $33,500 and put the other $12K in mods yourself and make a better Jeep IMO....
and the $5000 additional dealer markup to make the "Additional Sticker" price over $50K..... It had the AEV front and rear bumper, but no winch, that must be a dealer add on. The one I saw had a metal cover plate over the hole for the winch, and no winch hoop. You can get the base Rubi for $33,500 and put the other $12K in mods yourself and make a better Jeep IMO....