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    • Well they start about 3k less than an XT5 and 7k less than an RX.  41,5 vs 44,2 & 48,5 for 2WD versions (Jeep/Caddy/Lexus) 43,5 vs 47,6 & 50 for 4WD/AWD Yeah, a vehicle can be optioned to the gills and be priced way higher.  Plus, a 4Xe is PRICEY. Those start at 60k. I assume they're well equipped but it's still a lot. 
    • I would say that there is the side of it would be nice if it was all GM, but I totally get taking a complete solution from one of the leading current providers and offering it. Costco offers Solar solutions too, I see no reason not to take advantage of what is already available and tie it into your managed electrical meter. Sunrun Residential Solar Systems  | Costco   Very cool comparisons: Sunrun Vs. SunPower: Compare Solar (2023 Guide) - EcoWatch Sunrun vs. SunPower: Which Company Should You Choose? (marketwatch.com) Seems these are the top two Solar companies and are both pretty good depending on what you want to tie into.
    • My son was actually looking at the Grand Cherokee 4XE which he test drove and I got to check out with him and we both were left in a Meh state. Was not wow this is great, but was not this is terrible either, just Meh. So he is continuing to look around. I know some have love the current GC 4XE hybrid or regular ICE, but so many options now and I have no idea what way he will go. Going to be interesting.
    • A new Grand Cherokee, if well equipped, car reach $100K brand new.
    • It needs to come here to North America.  I understand why Ford pulled the plug on sedans here in 2018, but all crossovers all the time is rather tedious.  They might even pull some market share from Toyota/Honda and Hyundai/KIA if they bring the new Taurus here.

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