4x2 not 4x4

[van10]

what do you guys think of the 4x2 Limited version? Will it depreciate much faster?

 

[Bbiggers340]

I don’t understand jeeps without 4x4, I would think there is less used demand. I could be wrong since they sell new ones.

 

[elsabito]

It's also related to where you live.
Florida has a ton of 4x2 offering in many brands.
Flat and no ice/snow so no one cares.
Depending on what sells the most around you, go for it.

 

[Wlinse]

I don’t understand jeeps without 4x4, I would think there is less used demand. I could be wrong since they sell new ones.

Same thing as any SUV without 4x4...not everyone leaves the road or lives in climates which need 4x4.

I never use 4x4 when in Florida, ever.

 

[Wlinse]

what do you guys think of the 4x2 Limited version? Will it depreciate much faster?

It depends on the market you are in.

Anywhere it snows a 4x4 will command more money, but in a place like Florida or Texas where someone only uses it on pavement a 4x2 can go for MORE than a 4x4 depending on demand.

 

[BerettaBri]

It depends on the market you are in.

Anywhere it snows a 4x4 will command more money, but in a place like Florida or Texas where someone only uses it on pavement a 4x2 can go for MORE than a 4x4 depending on demand.

Prior to the current car market, I had always heard to look for 4x4 deals in Florida or other warmer year round climate states, as they aren't big sellers there.

 

[van10]

It's also related to where you live.
Florida has a ton of 4x2 offering in many brands.
Flat and no ice/snow so no one cares.
Depending on what sells the most around you, go for it.

I’m in California I don’t need 4x4 but what wondering if I made a mistake by getting a 4x2

 

[PiotrB]

I’m in California I don’t need 4x4 but what wondering if I made a mistake by getting a 4x2

You can't go wrong buying a Jeep. You just need to think if you really need 4x4. If not, go for it and have fun