I was out and about today and spotted two different Pat/Riots on the streets, one was silver and the other khaki like mine within a 30 min. period. This makes 4 that I know of in Casper and our city has a population of between 50-60,000 people. I was truly surprised at the sighting and it's good to know the numbers are growing.
daguno
O My God!
Lately, I've seen more and more around here.
Saw a Khaki Limited in the grocery store parking lot this afternoon. I actually took a detour around the lot to ogle it.
And just a couple of weeks ago, I saw 2 in one day, out on the streets of Fresno.
I'm hoping to get mine before they become too commonplace. If I place my order in Nov, I should take delivery in Jan or so.
Saw a Khaki Limited in the grocery store parking lot this afternoon. I actually took a detour around the lot to ogle it.
And just a couple of weeks ago, I saw 2 in one day, out on the streets of Fresno.
I'm hoping to get mine before they become too commonplace. If I place my order in Nov, I should take delivery in Jan or so.
Still rare in my area. One other one like mine. Saw a black one. There was a blue one, they moved a few months ago. I know I saw a black one from Washington State go through town. I'm thinking and hoping to see more in this area. Small county very rural. I'm sure if I lived in bigger county and not so rural area I'd see more.
I know there are about four other Patriots in my area, but on a 100 mile round trip the other day, didn't see another one on the road. I had my thumb all set up to give the Patriot Wave, but we were alone. I get lots of nice looks, though!
My area of the Sunshine State is still overrun by Wranglers and Grand Cherokees... I guess that implies that demographics are congested with offroaders and soccer moms? 
I am starting to see more Pats, though... but, as many members have pointed out in other threads, the trend is only slowly moving away from gas-guzzling tanks to more fuel-efficient rigs. Some people have "something to prove" with their oversized beasts; others are ignorant of the other (better) options that are out there; the rest simply don't care. (All presumptions, of course.)
With all the issues (environmental, political, etc) regarding fuel, you'd think that the majority would want to make the switch to the universally uber-friendly Pat... but, then again, look at the majority in question... eek.
I am starting to see more Pats, though... but, as many members have pointed out in other threads, the trend is only slowly moving away from gas-guzzling tanks to more fuel-efficient rigs. Some people have "something to prove" with their oversized beasts; others are ignorant of the other (better) options that are out there; the rest simply don't care. (All presumptions, of course.
)With all the issues (environmental, political, etc) regarding fuel, you'd think that the majority would want to make the switch to the universally uber-friendly Pat... but, then again, look at the majority in question... eek.
I have seen more and more on the road here in west texas. Mamoth pickups reign supreme here in cowboy land. Mostly college kids in the patriots. Soon there a 35yr old military man roaming the streets in one
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