Differences between Rubicon and Sahara
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sahara and rubicon differ in appearance, chassis, road passing ability and transmission. The following is a detailed introduction to the differences between the two vehicles: 1. Appearance: The color of Sahara's fenders is the same as the color of the car, while Rubicon's fenders are all black. 2. Chassis: Rubicon uses DANA44 series for both front and rear axles, while Sahara uses DANA30 and DANA35 for front and rear axles. Rubicon has higher strength and is relatively more expensive. 3. Road passing ability: Rubicon has stronger off-road capability because both front and rear axles are equipped with differential locks, while Sahara's rear axle is only equipped with a limited-slip differential. 4. Transmission: The maximum torque of Rubicon's transmission is 7000 N·m, while Sahara's transmission has a maximum torque of only 3000 N·m, so Rubicon's transmission has a longer lifespan.