#LAAUTOSHOW: Jeep Scrambler Debut Could Be As Early As This November, Is The Ranger's Goose Already Cooked?

Jeep hasn’t said much its highly-anticipated pickup, but a new report is indicating the model could be unveiled at the Los Angeles Auto Show in November.

While Car Magazine simply says the truck is expected to debut at the show, it’s a fitting location since the 2018 Wrangler bowed at last year’s event. The timeline also matches up with comments from the late Sergio Marchionne who said the model would arrive at dealerships early next year. More recent reports have suggested the Scrambler will be in showrooms by April of 2019.

qwertyfla1 - 10/24/2018 12:07:13 PM

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No the Ranger will be reliable...

MDarringer - 10/24/2018 6:27:55 PM

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The Jeep and the Ford are in two different segments. The Jeep will be a "premium" pickup given its likely pricing.

skytop - 10/24/2018 7:33:14 PM

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Jeeps are notoriously OVER PRICED, uncomfortable to drive, and are gas hogs.
Ranger will take care of its owners quite well.

TomM - 10/24/2018 7:40:01 PM

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No - Jeep has nothing to worry about

However - I would be worried if I was Tesla

Tesla makes nothing that competes with this vehicle
IN addition - TEsla has no vehicle that can be refueled in a couple of minutes - TEsla makes no vehicle that uses Easily added liquid fuel that is available in tens of thousands of locations. In fact - No Matter what the Vehicle - I would be worried if I were TEsla - because every new Vehicle puts the designs of TEsla further behind as well.