2026 Jeep Wrangler Moab 392

[riverjeep]

I love internet lawyers, you're are delusional if you think you can win a deceptive trade practices suit against a company like Stellantis. The Durango suit (which has a much better though still extremely weak claim than the Jeep FE) isn't even out of mediation and will likely be dismissed if no settlement, by which Stellantis admits no fault and just offers a pitance (only the lawyers will really get anything) to go away, is agreed. Regardless of what Grok told you, these "limited edition" vehicles were never sold as investment instruments and no future increase in value was ever expressed or implied.

Yeah, I love it when this type stuff comes up on the forums.

 

[riverjeep]

It's confusing, the thumbnail shows no hydroguide hood, but it's got a 392?

The 392 absolutely has the hydro hood, what you are seeing is the non 392 MOAB which Jeep is also bringing back for the '26 model year.

 

[Winston]

The 392 absolutely has the hydro hood, what you are seeing is the non 392 MOAB which Jeep is also bringing back for the '26 model year.

Ah...thank you. Missed that part.

 

[riverjeep]

Ah...thank you. Missed that part.

Yeah, I'm not expert on the MOAB trim but seems to have been missing on the Wranglers for a few years and they are bringing it back.

 

[jchrisbauer13]

Seriously, how are the dealerships going to even justify asking $90-100K on the ones they currently have on the lot? Jeep just kicked their dealers with inventory in the balls

 

[@JC]

Seriously, how are the dealerships going to even justify asking $90-100K on the ones they currently have on the lot? Jeep just kicked their dealers with inventory in the balls

Well they haven't been for awhile, deep discounts abound.

 

[riverjeep]

Seriously, how are the dealerships going to even justify asking $90-100K on the ones they currently have on the lot? Jeep just kicked their dealers with inventory in the balls

Definitely gonna be interesting to see how that goes.