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Whether your outdoor passions rest at the top of a mountain, near the ocean's surface, or someplace in between, the Wrangler can get you there without breaking a sweat. Open-air devotees will love
The same suspension and wheel/tire combo that allows the Jeep Wrangler to venture over rough terrain also creates a rather rough and unsophisticated on-road driving experience. If your off-road needs
What we like best about the Jeep Wrangler is that it still delivers the things that make off-roaders happy. Among those attributes are separate body-and-frame construction, live axles front and rear and enough ground clearance to drive over a (large) sleeping dog without doing damage to dog or the Jeep. Despite the tall center of gravity, oversized tires and rudimentary suspension, Jeep engineers have done a remarkable job of taming the beast within, endowing this newest Wrangler SUV with precise steering and a suspension that keeps the tires i
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Review this carBy Mongo228 (TX) on Sunday, June 09, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 10,000
overall rating 8 of 10rating detailsPros: "Fun to drive, reliable, tons of aftermarket mods"
Cons: "Soft top can be REALLY noisy at cruising speed"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 7
"I've owned this Jeep sinc Feb 2011. So far, for the most part, I really enjoy it! There are two detractors ... the chrome-painted plastic ring around the top of the shifter knob (the bezel) broke off about 6 months ago and the dealer has yet to replace it. My Jeep was one that was affected by a TSB (Technical Service Bulletin) about the manual transmission popping out of 4th gear. The dealership is STILL waiting on parts five months after taking the vehicle in. Other than that, it's really a good vehicle. It hasn't left me stranded anywhere, I can fit in it (I'm 6' 4", 300+ pounds), even climbing into the back seat, though that takes some careful maneuvering, and it handles pretty well. This is a VAST improvement over the 1992 YJ I had in 1993-94. I would recommend the hard top; it's much quieter than the soft top. The ride, for a short wheelbase 4x4, is pretty smooth. It handles pretty well for a 4x4, too. With the new 285 BHP V6, it has respectable acceleration. I manage to average about 18+ MPG with combined highway and city street driving, but if I drive aggressively, that number can dip below 17. If you're looking for a vehicle that's fun to drive both on road and off, doesn't take up a lot of space, and has LOTS of aftermarket modification options, then I'd say this vehicle would be a good choice."
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By Mongo228 (TX) on Sunday, June 09, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 10,000
overall rating 8 of 10rating detailsPros: "Fun to drive, reliable, tons of aftermarket mods"
Cons: "Soft top can be REALLY noisy at cruising speed"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 7
"I've owned this Jeep sinc Feb 2011. So far, for the most part, I really enjoy it! There are two detractors ... the chrome-painted plastic ring around the top of the shifter knob (the bezel) broke off about 6 months ago and the dealer has yet to replace it. My Jeep was one that was affected by a TSB (Technical Service Bulletin) about the manual transmission popping out of 4th gear. The dealership is STILL waiting on parts five months after taking the vehicle in. Other than that, it's really a good vehicle. It hasn't left me stranded anywhere, I can fit in it (I'm 6' 4", 300+ pounds), even climbing into the back seat, though that takes some careful maneuvering, and it handles pretty well. This is a VAST improvement over the 1992 YJ I had in 1993-94. I would recommend the hard top; it's much quieter than the soft top. The ride, for a short wheelbase 4x4, is pretty smooth. It handles pretty well for a 4x4, too. With the new 285 BHP V6, it has respectable acceleration. I manage to average about 18+ MPG with combined highway and city street driving, but if I drive aggressively, that number can dip below 17. If you're looking for a vehicle that's fun to drive both on road and off, doesn't take up a lot of space, and has LOTS of aftermarket modification options, then I'd say this vehicle would be a good choice."
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