The Young and the Restless” spoilers for the week of October 6-10 reveal that Victor Newman finalizes his plot against Cane Ashby.
“This is just phase one of my attack on that bastard,” Victor tells Victoria Newman.
“Dare I ask what phase two is?” she asks.
Renowned primate expert Jane Goodall dies at 91
Tessa Porter and Daniel Romalotti return to Genoa City after investigating Mariah Copeland.
“How was your trip? Did you find out anything about what happened to Mariah?” Sharon asks the two.
“We did,” Tessa responds.
Nikki Newman comes face-to-face with Jill Abbott.
“I’m glad that we have this time alone,” Nikki tells Jill.
“And why is that?” asks Jill.
“There’s something | want to get off my chest. Frankly, it’s long overdue,” Nikki answers.
‘The Young & the Restless’ Spoilers for Monday, October 6:
Victor plots his take-down of an opponent.
Kyle and Audra’s war approaches the point of no return.
Jack hides a trick up his sleeve.
‘Y&R’ Spoilers for Tuesday, October 7:
Nikki settles unfinished business with Jill.
Tessa worries about Mariah’s safety.
Nick questions Phyllis’ alliance with Cane.
‘The Young & the Restless’ Spoilers for Wednesday, October 8:
Victor shares shocking news with Jill.
Nikki searches for answers.
Jack presses Cane to make the right decision.
‘Y&R’ Spoilers for Thursday, October 9:
Jack protects his family’s interests.
Nick goes rogue.
Jill and Lily confront Cane about his past.
‘The Young & the Restless’ Spoilers for Friday, October 10:
Victor rewards Adam and Chelsea’s loyalty.
Cricket and Danny make a big decision about their wedding.
Phyllis is caught in a compromising position.
In Case You Missed It
Here’s a quick recap of last week’s “The Young and the Restless”:
Monday, September 29: Victor sets a trap for Cane, Nick and Sharon plan to visit Noah, and Claire makes a bold move affecting her future.
Tuesday, September 30: Nikki puts Diane in her place, Sally keeps a secret from Billy, and Tessa defends her actions.
Wednesday, October 1: Victor plays his cards close to the vest with Jack., Michael has difficulty resisting old habits, and Lauren puts Nikki in a tough position.
Thursday, October 2: Jill returns home to settle unfinished business with Billy and Cane, Lily and Amy find common ground, and Audra asks Nate for a second chance.
Friday, October 3:
Victor and Jack agree on a plan of attack, and Billy reopens old wounds with Jill.
Jeep Pulls the Plug on the Planned Plug-In Hybrid Gladiator 4xe
The Jeep Gladiator is basically just a Wrangler with a stretched wheelbase and a cargo bed mounted over the solid rear axle. Naturally, Jeep’s mid-size pickup truck is perfectly suited to house the same powertrains as its SUV sibling. The latter’s 4xe plug-in hybrid system was set to get bolted into the Gladiator this year—until it wasn’t.
Stellantis has decided that it will no longer build a Jeep Gladiator 4xe, which has been in the works for the past several years. Following a report by Automotive News, a Stellantis spokesperson shared the following statement with Car and Driver: “As customers’ propulsion preferences for battery-electric trucks continue to evolve, Stellantis is reassessing its product strategy and will no longer include an electrified Gladiator variant in the Jeep lineup. The Jeep brand has already begun reinvesting funding to ensure the long-term growth of the Jeep Gladiator and will introduce even more customer-requested factory features, customization, and additional powertrain options in the near future.”
Stellantis is currently in the midst of aggressively adjusting its product plans, especially as they relate to models with electrified powertrains. For example, the auto conglomerate has also canceled the Ram 1500 EV, suspended production of the Dodge Hornet, and dropped the R/T trim from the Dodge Charger EV lineup. Still, for the time being, Jeep customers can still get their hands on a plug-in hybrid model with the Grand Cherokee 4xe and Wrangler 4xe.
As for the Gladiator, the gas-powered truck apparently isn’t in danger of hitting the chopping block. In fact, Jeep plans to improve its roster of features and custom add-ons. The Wrangler-based pickup will also introduce a Rubicon 392 model, which will feature a Hemi 6.4-liter V-8. The same setup is currently offered in the 470-hp Wrangler Rubicon 392. The one we tested raced to 60 mph in 4.0 seconds and finished the quarter-mile in 12.8 ticks at 104 mph.
