2021 Jeep® Gladiator Texas Trail Celebrates Largest Truck Market, Jeep Badge of Honor Program Adds Two Texas Trails
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The 2021 Jeep® Gladiator Texas Trail celebrates America s largest truck market
New 2021 Jeep® Gladiator Texas Trail debuts featuring 17-inch Mid-Gloss Black aluminum wheels, 32-inch mud-terrain tires and Trailer Tow Group
Jeep Gladiator Texas Trail s rugged exterior features unique Texas Trail hood and tailgate decals with the year 1836 as a nod to the Texas Declaration of Independence
Standard features include side steps, Trailer Tow Group, black hardtop, black leather seats embossed with the Texas Trail graphic and Technology Group with 7-inch radio and convenience group
2021 Jeep Gladiator Texas Trail Flaunts Unique Decals, 32-inch Tires 12 Apr 2021, 15:54 UTC ·
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A truck designed for pretty much everything, especially off-road ventures, the Gladiator has received another special edition. Inspired by the Lone Star Stare, the “Texas Trail” celebrates the addition of two Jeep Badge of Honor trails in the form of Black Gap and Northwest Park. 77 photos
Now available in the country s largest truck-buying state, the Texas Trail carries a suggested retail price of $40,435 plus $1,495 for the destination charge. Customers are offered ten exterior colors in total: black, white, Sting-Gray, Billet Silver, Hydro Blue, Nacho, Firecracker Red, Granite Crystal, and Snazzberry. As for the Trail Rated exterior badging, that indicates more capability than other pickup trucks in five key areas: water fording, articulation, maneuverability, ground clearance, and traction.
If you’ve had a look at our 2002 Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer piece already, then you’ll already know that there’s quite a bit to differentiate the two, despite both models sharing the same body. But other than the addition of “grand” to the title, there’s an even bigger differentiator: price.
The Wagoneer starts at $59,995 (prices quoted include a steep-ish $2000 destination charge), while the Grand Wagoneer starts at a wince-inducing $88,995. That’s nearly $30,000 more than the standard model. And that’s not all, because the Grand Wagoneer Series III with all the bells and whistles is listed at $105,995 all-inclusive, climbing to $109,980 if selected with the Premium package!
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All-new 2022 Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer: A Premium American Icon Is Reborn as the New Standard of Sophistication, Authenticity and Modern Mobility
All-new 2022 Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer mark the rebirth of a premium American icon, with legendary capability, exceptional driving dynamics and a new level of technology, all at a starting U.S. manufacturer s suggested retail price (MSRP) of $57,995 (all prices exclude destination)
All-new 2022 Grand Wagoneer, representing the epitome of American comfort and craftsmanship, has a starting U.S. MSRP of $86,995
As a premium extension of the Jeep® brand, Wagoneer will become a portfolio of vehicles that delivers a unique and unprecedented customer experience
March 05, 2021
Search “what is a convenience store” and Google will return about 453,000,000 results in half a second. The top definition a store with extended opening hours and in a convenient location, stocking a limited range of household goods and groceries” explains what’s on store shelves. It’s basic, but also correct.
On August 14, 1961, a key moment in our industry’s early years transpired when Speedee Mart founder Henry Boney called on 14 owners, presidents and general managers of convenience stores to attend a meeting in Kansas City, Missouri. Boney felt “sufficient growth of convenience food stores throughout the country was such that it warranted the formation of an association to cover that segment of the food industry.” Attendees agreed, and the National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS) was born.