2024 Jeep Gladiator Sport: Hand Crank Windows For $45,000!

[@TruckingShooter]

Should be 30 to 35k, then maybe this thing would be worth it. I like base vehicles but they're wanting way to much...

[@amexna]

Exactly

[@F_T2D_Drew]

Love hand crank, but prices are ridiculous.

[@BitsndBobs]

The new Nighthawk edition is the deal. Upgraded gearing and axles, limited slip, 20 inch aluminum wheels and tires, power windows and locks, body colored trim, black badging, trailer tow upgrade, body colored hard top, tow hooks and a couple of other options. Sticker was about 48 k and I can walk out the door under 38k with rebates and stuff. Get them while you can as Jeep only badged 2000 of the Nighthawk model. I have to think this is a great way to get into a decently equipped Gladiator and a very respectable price right now.

[@EliastheKiNg34]

I like hand crank windows feels like a classic vehicle

[@dannysavagedraftguru]

You like Fax’s instead of Emails ?

[@EliastheKiNg34]

@@dannysavagedraftguru huh

[@dannysavagedraftguru]

@@EliastheKiNg34 exactly Fax 📠 machine that old

[@hellraiserrec19]

One less thing to break

[@rossdokis8216]

Thanks for the review. Been considering a sport gladiator. Love the manual windows and locks. Like my older jeeps! Keep up the good work!

[@JM21999]

I loved my old gladiator sport with the hand crank windows!!I I have the diesel overland now but I would have no issues buying another sport

[@handyman2183]

I like it and crank windows would not dissuade me. If money is tight and you need to prioritize I would rather spend the money elsewhere and roll up my own windows. When I was young and poor I bought a wrangler with no radio nor air conditioning. Was inconvenient but somehow I survived. Part of the reason vehicles are so expensive now is everyone “needs” luxuries that weee once considered extravagant (not that electric windows are an extravagance).

[@LOLewie]

This makes me feel better about spending 45k on my 2023 Gladiator High Altitude.

[@mictdave1]

I found a dealership with few 2024 sport trim for $29k. That might the deal I’ll pull the trigger on, except I don’t think we’ve hit the bottom yet. Maybe I’m getting greedy but I’d like to see a sport s get to that price. Will it happen?

[@Brette_Caldwell]

I like crank windows but I wish they made power locks with crank windows. Instead of manual everything.

[@mikej5959]

No Power locks sort of kill it for me

[@cbknoff]

I love my '21- wanted a Wrangler for a long time, but still need to be able to pick up a sheet of drywall or plywood or lumber from time to time. That's where this thing shines. Spend most of the summer with the doors and/or roof off. That being said, $45k is steep even with the updated screen.

[@gilbertferguson1685]

Have the same manual windows and door locks on my Wrangler. Miss the power locks the most especially if it’s raining. Got my two door 2022 with 3.6 engine, automatic transmission and hardtop for under $40k. 17000 miles and still going strong. Nice review. Thanks.

[@kksan]

if any car doesn't go strong at 17000 miles, you probably got a lemon...

[@gilbertferguson1685]

@@kksan that does happen.

[@davidthomas9267]

nothing wrong with crank windows!!

[@manuelbejarano6121]

That is a final MSRP price of 32K not 45K............the new normal?

[@craigsmith6446]

You can actually order this base trim with leather seats, which improves the look and cleanability. And I love the hand cranks, especially on doors that I can take off(lighter maybe?). Agree completely on this being an overlanding vehicle, maybe also to pull an off road travel trailer.

[@AStanton1966]

Crank windows are nice if you park your vehicle outside with the windows open and it starts to rain, you don't need the key fob to close them.

[@JaredFerguson]

My Wrangler sport 2 door with hand crank windows was $40,000ish

[@WSTP3]

I've got a 22 mojave and the power is just adequate. Off road torque is good. It rides like a dog compared to similar style trucks on the road where most do the bulk of driving. the biggest benefit is being able to take the doors and roof off in warmer weather. Unfortunately due to most locations I drive I don't want to leave in unattended with the doors off. Great in specific conditions but overall for the price if I had to do it over again I'd choose something else.

[@erikrueckert6198]

2023 gladiator Mojave 45k with rebates vs 2024 TRD off road. Which would you prefer?

[@lagranarob-3881]

A dealer near me has them 7500 off msrp. Is this a good deal?

[@CanadaElon]

JEEP really needs to update their instrument cluster module, so many models have been sharing this for a long time

[@Orioles1983]

Very good review and spot on.

[@bradjohnson5323]

I just bought a new 2023 Mojave for 45k. Incentives for 2023 models are insane right now.

[@JR-ut1yx]

I got one for 35k brand new Rubicon loaded!

[@paulmadkow9143]

If it was 35k, I would be a buyer.

[@EastonHB27]

I’ve always thought a 40k dollar Jeep with crank windows is the stupidest thing ever. It’s so obviously a gimmick like they’re trying to appear “tough” by having crank windows. It’s a fine trim, but it’s just $10k too much

[@JR-ut1yx]

Love me some handcrank winders and no power locks😊

[@bigmacmach1185]

Our Gobi Willys sport cost right at 40k. Still too much but at least it had the Willys package. 70k for a rubicon, so ridiculous how jeeps are out of the stratosphere! And why did they never put a V8 in the gladiator? Stupid.

[@ryannewazada2102]

This is a very nice base model Sport itself, but very expensive to purchase.

[@Beep-Bop-Boop]

Wow, I love my JL (2023 Sport paid $33k) and JT (2022 Sport S $40k) but those prices, ouch, no thank you.

[@AldenMartinale1990]

Local dealer by me is selling a sport for 37… that’s not ideal but acceptable imo. I don’t really care about the roll up windows and manual locks tbh.

[@WilliamPozo]

2K for the auto, 2k for the delivery... Jeep is working themselves to extinction. The brand was supposed to be accessible and for utilitarian sporty outdoorsy folks. At these price points, the brand is for wealthy folks only.

[@gregboyd4509]

Raising the average MSRP 50% in the last 5yrs is ridiculous. Jeep is losing allot of life long customers making the decision to go upscale. Good luck with that

[@mdubiansky603]

That's appallingly low payload for a truck with no options. What will it be on a Rubicon? 600 pounds?

[@SaintCyrX]

Santa Cruz and Maverick have higher payload ratings

[@is6566]

Honda Civic has 850 pounds of payload. Only 200 pounds less than this “truck” which has almost literally ZERO options to deduct from the payload. It’s downright laughable.

[@4ME2DRV]

They purposely don't care what the customers like or want anymore. They going to make what they want, and we have no choice. Everyone needs a car. So we are forced to pay high prices for stuff we don't want. Jeep is a joke with hand crank windows at that price point.

[@spartanj2957]

You want Fox shocks get the Mohave.

[@amexna]

I like these things way more than I should as a local all purpose city/country driver. Would be great for yard sale shopping, lol. Just still too pricey for what you get. Sort of ridiculous. I would rather get a used Trail Boss and enjoy pretty much the same gas mileage. And there is no excuse for hand cranked windows at $45k. Come on, Jeep.

[@PKDesigns2011]

would trade auto start / stop for auto windows lol ... over all it's a kool truck but it's to base for this price point, neat but misplaced

[@dannysavagedraftguru]

They can’t sell 2023 let alone 2024. I have seen dealers with brand new 2022 on lot lmao

[@John-yf4ie]

Actually I would rather have hand crank windows! I purchased a new Jeep Gladiator Rubicon and ask if I could get the dealership to replace all the window with Hand Cranks.??

[@Cory69]

POS rotting on dealer lots lmao. Local dealer has some on the market for 434 days! 2022 models still left!

[@jbug2350]

Maybe $38,000 tops

[@scottbrawley407]

2024 Jeep Gladiator JT Sport 3.6L V6 8-Speed Automatic Crew Cab 4X4!

[@pags409]

We just bought a 2021 Willys with hand crank and a key entry on all the doors. Since when are power locks and windows a luxury item?!?! My parent’s cars in the 70’s had them, for Pete’s sake! Automakers are thieves.

[@herrporschex]

no more than 35k without the hand crank bs and manual windows. The car cost little over a honda civic to produce. The basic jeep parts have been around forever and being used in multiple models.

[@schaudhary1090]

three vlogs a day , wow !! You must be roaming dealership to dealership all day long showing your channel and requesting free rides !! Well they must be knowing you by now

[@lane5686]

Is this vehicle and the Wrangler that bad? Almost every comment is trashing on it

[@Cyb3rCl3ric]

I paid 33K for my 2023 Gladiator.

[@leefoulds2569]

They have their place, its a niche vehicle, but way to much money. I have a full size truck and paid less for it than these.

[@ratrodman23]

They want entirely too much money for those

[@dvader3263]

45.9k

[@josel1325]

45 k lmaooo jeep is on grandpas cough medicine

[@dannysavagedraftguru]

What’s optional the Motor and Transmission???????????????? Joke

[@KenMcCune-wb3jp]

Jeep built a great off road Mize side truck it's cool Jeep gladiator that cheap for this gladiator

[@sunnyduggineni4782]

Jeep is the only car company in the US that still gives hand crank windows... cheapos

[@MountainScrambler71]

Oh they’ll give you a hand crank all right…

[@shawnmc7719]

Personally can't stand the dash or stitching color choices by jeep

[@sffeliciano3954]

Not worth it

[@jet_black]

Get a ranger.

[@jbug2350]

Hell na

[@edaddyx2hansonjr436]

Lol what an overpriced over hyped base model disappointment

[@jayczyzyk9707]

Super junk

[@Pantovinator]

Disgrace

[@buster2268]

This guy is just shill.

[@Mike14G]

I’ll pass. Not very impressive. I’ve always thought Jeep was overrated and overpriced. Even used, their prices are way too high.

[@Hard_7_Iron]

It’s damn ugly…..is what I think. Tiny too. Cramped. Basic. Too expensive. Any questions?