otservice

Unless a portion of proceeds goes towards the troops its just another sales gimick by Jeep. There's nothing special about it besides some interior styling so if the price is more than s regular Sahara it isnt worth it. Jeep brings out soooo many SE's just to boost sales. Don't look to far into it & think they care about people lol

WULFFTRUBLE

They do give a portion. Not alot but some

WULFFTRUBLE

"It is with both pride in our history and gratitude to all those who have served that we have chosen to donate $250 from each Jeep Wrangler Freedom Edition to be divided between these important charitable organizations that benefit current and returning military members," says Mike Manley, President and CEO of the Jeep brand.

That equals out to a $325,000.00 donation for the 1300 jeeps sold. Not to bad in my opinion.

Spank

Nobody is calling the military gay. The various appearance packages that Jeep has been spitting out since the inception of the JK have been continuously ridiculous. I'd argue that the COD:MW3 package is the only one that isn't ridiculous since you actually get a decent set of bumpers, but then you look at the price and realize that buying those bumpers complete from AEV directly would cost you less anyway, and it becomes ridiculous again.

I'd support a Freedom Edition that takes every cent of my $250 and lets me choose which military charity it goes to or gives significant price reductions of these vehicles to those who serve. Until then, these Jeeps should be considered Pandering Editions; we all know that most of the $250 "donation" goes into the pockets of people who have never worn a military uniform.

Maybe I'm not searching with the correct terms, but I'll be damned if I can find which organizations Jeep donates to when you buy an Oscar Mike.

Craigy

Bought the True Blue Unlimited in July 2012 - Roseville, MN. Love it! Many compliments.

Txbajajk

I have a 2012 true blue. Here's mine

WULFFTRUBLE

here is mine

Hsg

Nice ,, what Tires size and model ?