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Honestly the only upgrades I notice are the manual 4x4 lever and what appears to be a beefed up rear trailing arm shock mounting plate. Shocks, sub par brakes, gauges, etc, etc, all appear to be the same; and now it doesn't come with a winch. I'd rather buy a used trooper for $5-7k. I understand alot of the electronics have supposedly been upgraded, but in order to find that out you have to lay down almost $12k. Besides, I haven't experienced any electrical issues with my 2008...gotta go knock on some wood now :blink:

I hope these are great machines, but anyone who knows anything about the history of Troopers would be assuming a huge leap of faith to pay retail price.

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