Will gladiators and broncos hold their value like the wranglers do?

Hell no they won’t.

I dont know

Doubt it because it’s not an actual jeep.

It’s just like gladiators. They have their own unique appeal but are not a wrangler

They won’t, they don’t have the following wranglers do, you see this in small trucks with Tacomas keeping their value way better than everything else.

Wranglers didn’t hold their value as until the crazy car market that started a couple of years ago. Similar to the old broncos, 10 years ago they could be had for cheap. All of a sudden they are $30k each

bronco who knows they just came out.
gladiator same as wrangler most likely used ones are pretty damn expensive regardless of mileage

I ordered one new and love it, replaced a full sized truck and don’t miss it a bit

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you see this in small trucks with Tacomas keeping their value way better than everything else.

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Tacomas keep value because they’re indestructible

lol and here’s a jeep guy to disagree. The only reason wranglers held any value over a certain age was because of their utility ability.

And no, generally speaking they weren’t ‘valuable’. I bought wranglers for $5,000. Yes now you can’t really find one for under $15,000. But again, you can’t find a truck for under $15k now either. Among other vehicles.

I’m not sure what ‘value’ you guys thought they had but outside of that shitty off road 3rd vehicle they weren’t very valuable.

They're junk

I think the Bronco will. They have a cult following like the Wrangler does, just in smaller numbers. I just sold my 2021 2dr Big Bend last week for $46,500. Paid $38,900 for it. Liked it so much I ordered a more loaded one a few months back. And, definitely wasn't "Junk". Put 10k hard miles on it without issue. Did everything my previous TJ did, from trail riding to deer camp, only with more comfort and power. There was a batch of 2.7 engines built between Sep and Oct of 21 that were recalled but luckily mine wasn't affected. Speaking of junk, my Dad's 2013 Silverado was a complete POS. He finally traded it in on a 2016 F150 with the 2.7 Ecoboost and although I was skeptical at first, he's put a 114k trouble free miles on that thing already. This site is full of "OT Master Mechanics" that will talk shite about any brand. All manufacturers have a boatload of recalls. Just do your research and get what you like.