I’m trading my 392 for a gladiator.

[Jeepstin392]

Jokes aside, on my road trip from PA TO SC, I did encounter a guy driving a wrangler sport on RT 19 then onto I-77. He was toying with me, trying to get me to race him. He finally gave up. Eventually, we met at a gas station. He couldn’t resist to brag about how his V6 was “sipping” gas, then asked how many times did I need to fill up. I showed him the mpg gauge and he still wanted to just argue.
I won’t argue with anyone. I just smiled. To.d him how fortunate he was. He suddenly got really pissed and had a few choice worlds.

 

[sleepy floyd]

In Colorado to help a family member move and jumped on the chance to get a gladiator at the rental car counter. If I get some time for mild off roading it will be great but also able to help with small items in the move. I got to say the power was just as good as a 392 and drove much better. I only had to slow once on the interstate to 10 MPH to stop the death wobble. Can’t wait to unload that inefficient V8 and get into the sweet V6. I got 25 MPG in the highway!

Of course the power in a Gladiator rental car is exactly the same as a 392. Is click bait just getting dumber by the day?