Kojack

Priced the new 10th unlimited. 48,000 plus tax, pdi and licence. No thanks.

I shall not be having one of those.

Kastiron

I agree. Will be keeping my 2010 Rubicon. It's paid off now, and I don't think I see myself paying what they are asking again.

Kojack

Yep. My thoughts too. I paid cash for mine, so its costing me nothing.

08RescueGreen

Wow...I figured they'd be a little more than a '13 JKUR but not almost 10 grand more....that's craziness

Kojack

thats canadian dollars...but still...the package is 6000 dollars on top of whatever you spec in a rubicon.

NOT WORTH IT!

Rubi_Chill

Everyone complained about the Call of Duty MW3 price also. Its basically the same package. The aev bumpers are pricey, but they look nice and are high quality. If you bought the bumpers , skid plate, rock rails, hood, and leather seats your looking at 5k plus install costs. The price isn't outrageous, it just comes with a lot of stuff. And unlike a modded jeep, the upgrades are worth something for resale.

Just like the COD Jeeps, these will sell well. Even tho a fully loaded unlimited will top out around 50k. Haters will hate but Jeep knows what the people want.

jk_sea

Those Jeeps are good and well, and all things nice, but you definitely pay a premium for the appearance. To do the mechanical conversion yourself with AEV parts is a lot cheaper. That's not to say the anniversary edition isn't worth it, because it probably is to someone who wants a pretty Jeep that's equipped before it's driven off the lot.

For me though, it's too pretty to take offroad!

08RescueGreen

Not hating by any means...just wouldn't drop that of coin. The exception for me would be one of the AEV Jeeps loaded out....those are sweet!

JMann2380

The 10th anniversary does not use AEV parts. The hood and bumpers are a Jeep design.