Dral97
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- Apr 22, 2022
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I think people have it in their head that what happened in the past meant a refresh when, I guess they weren’t too much of a refresh. The switch from sport to family bar on the YJ. The switch from 2002 to 2003 TJs (when the side mirror shape changed). Yah they we’re changes, but not big interior changes or anything. At least I don’t think so. It’s been so long since I had my 97…I don’t remember if the interior was the same as my 04. I believe it pretty much was.
This is a pet peeve of mine over at the JLforum…
There is NO SUCH THING as a mid-model Jeep Wrangler refresh. Jeep has ONLY done it once in Wrangler history on the JK and that happened to be 5 years into what ended up a 12 year run (they ran the JK in ‘18 remember.) Jeep has released no plans in its projections for the JL replacement as of yet. You can’t even “pick” a “mid-model” point until you have both ends of the timeline established.
What we MAY see, hopefully is Uconnect5 as Jeep’s roadmap in 2019 was to have it in all vehicles by MY’22, so they are behind on that front… but that’s due to the gluttony of issues that it has, so Jeep has been a little gun shy - they do have an 8.4” variant so it’s not a dash design holding it up.
I guess you’re right. Hard to call those refreshes.