Best 2019 Models for Dinghy Towing

thanks everyone

Use the 2018 guides and find a vehicle that meets your needs. Then research the 2019 online or go read the manual at a dealer. And make sure that the base plate and aux brake are available for the 2019. Then do a lot of research for problems that aren't documented by the mfg but have since occurred. If the Brake Buddy power is a issue consider other aux brakes.

I would not want any vehicle that requires disconnecting the battery. But what is your resistance to installing a charge line?

anon125 wrote:
thanks. Y-Guy
anyone with a 2018 with auto ?

Check out www.wranglerforum.com they have a whole section about the JL model.

Thanks, they sound too heavy for our old MH

Ford Fusion/MKZ PHEV & FHEV along with CMax PHEV & FHEV

thanks. Y-Guy
anyone with a 2018 with auto ?

The early production 2012's had some issues with the new Pentastar engine. The 2007-2011 were not speed demons, the minivan engine and transmission were solid but not fast. I've got a 2011, and it's just fine as I'm not in a rush in life.

wildtoad wrote:
Get a Jeep Wrangler 4WD (automatic if you need that). No need for a lifeline from the mothership, No need to disconnect battery, No need to leave key in toad. Mine (2015 2DR Sahara) has a 12v plug in the console between the seats that is powered all the time. I know you asked about 2019, but I doubt it has changed. I opted for used (bought it in September) as it was in pristine condition, and way less expensive than new, but still pricey. Wranglers seem to hold value.

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some jeeps have a terrible reliability record. which ones should i avoid?

Get a Jeep Wrangler 4WD (automatic if you need that). No need for a lifeline from the mothership, No need to disconnect battery, No need to leave key in toad. Mine (2015 2DR Sahara) has a 12v plug in the console between the seats that is powered all the time. I know you asked about 2019, but I doubt it has changed. I opted for used (bought it in September) as it was in pristine condition, and way less expensive than new, but still pricey. Wranglers seem to hold value.