Clearly not... As there are pictures of it in the review.LeeRyder said:Maybe the Cherokee's face broke the camera lense...
You are asserting that you believe the 22 second preview clip, displaying all "offroad" shots and specifically geared to the Trailhawk model, was posted to let people know they would be able to read reviews from unarmed media sources on that day?Stratuscaster said:Well, now wait a minute.Today we saw lots of links to reviews from automotive outlets across the country, talking about their experience with the new KL Cherokee along Hell's Revenge in Moab.Perhaps what was being referred to was the fact that embargo was lifted on those reviews today.
This humor thing really isn't meant to be so complicated...Mike V. said:Clearly not... As there are pictures of it in the review.
Mike
I dunno, I thought that was a pretty good explanation of the situation.unclejjg said:You are asserting that you believe the 22 second preview clip, displaying all "offroad" shots and specifically geared to the Trailhawk model, was posted to let people know they would be able to read reviews from unarmed media sources on that day?
Come on Strat, continually cheering the underdog is only fun as long as the underdog tries.....
I got the humor of it... Just tired of the dead horse beating I guess.LeeRyder said:This humor thing really isn't meant to be so complicated...
I actually like the Cherokee.
Well, at least you admit it's a dead horse...Mike V. said:I got the humor of it... Just tired of the dead horse beating I guess.
Mike
Jeep.com still says August 14.CJDsalespro said:I am disappointed that the video is still not available ...somebody really dropped the ball.....
The reason why WHAT? The video, one would assume, has already been shot. The fact that they are still working out the kinks in a vehicle has nothing to do with posting "offroad video" that is likely weeks old, and promised yesterday..........unless they are doctoring the hell out of it.redriderbob said:The reason why, is because they are trying to make sure the vehicle is a 100% before they let people drive it. A lot rides on this vehicle to come to market. They want a more successful launch then the Dart. Especially when the market this vehicle will competing in is one of the most sold niches in America right now. New engines, transmissions, four wheel drive systems, and etc are being ironed out on a daily basis. Chrysler has been putting so much work into these things that they have been sending out more of their vehicle testing for other vehicles like the Ram ProMaster and Ram Heavy Dutys to Roush. Everyday I pass more Cherokee pre-production vehicles than you could imagine. Here is one from yesterday on Long Lake Road near Telegraph Road...
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Still no badges, and note this one has been really rough testing because of the damage to the rear bumper on the driver side.
redriderbob
You can watch this old video then, until the time arrives...unclejjg said:The reason why WHAT? The video, one would assume, has already been shot. The fact that they are still working out the kinks in a vehicle has nothing to do with posting "offroad video" that is likely weeks old, and promised yesterday..........unless they are doctoring the hell out of it.
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