Love your Jeep?

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Anonymous wrote:I've had Jeeps my whole life and have always loved them-everything from a Sahara, Liberty and Grand Cherokee...now I love my Explorer and I'll never go back to Jeep.

The explorer is not comparable nor fun to drive.

Not the PP but the Wrangler is garbage at everything but serious off-roading. 95/100 Wrangler owners do not even come close to using the off-road capability of the Wrangler. They would be better-suited in literally every respect with a Grand Cherokee. The GC can get to the Old Rag trailhead just as easily as a Wrangler. But if you've all you've ever eaten at is the Cheesecake Factory I guess that's your high watermark for fine dining.

Grand Cherokee is not particularly fun to drive. I drove them all and got a wrangler. Id you don't like them, don't get it, but not all of us are looking for luxury. I want fun, not luxury.

The Wrangler is probably fun for you because it lets you pretend for a moment that you're a sorority girl and not a boring middle-aged woman who lives in the burbs. From a driving experience standpoint it doesn't hold a candle to something actually fun like a 911 or BMW M car.

Not even equal. You sound like a boring person.

An unique snowflake Wrangler driver from Rockville thinks I'm boring...oh nooooo

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I've had Jeeps my whole life and have always loved them-everything from a Sahara, Liberty and Grand Cherokee...now I love my Explorer and I'll never go back to Jeep.

The explorer is not comparable nor fun to drive.

Not the PP but the Wrangler is garbage at everything but serious off-roading. 95/100 Wrangler owners do not even come close to using the off-road capability of the Wrangler. They would be better-suited in literally every respect with a Grand Cherokee. The GC can get to the Old Rag trailhead just as easily as a Wrangler. But if you've all you've ever eaten at is the Cheesecake Factory I guess that's your high watermark for fine dining.

Grand Cherokee is not particularly fun to drive. I drove them all and got a wrangler. Id you don't like them, don't get it, but not all of us are looking for luxury. I want fun, not luxury.

The Wrangler is probably fun for you because it lets you pretend for a moment that you're a sorority girl and not a boring middle-aged woman who lives in the burbs. From a driving experience standpoint it doesn't hold a candle to something actually fun like a 911 or BMW M car.

Not even equal. You sound like a boring person.

Whatever dude. NP here but we have both - BMW M and a Jeep Wrangler Sahara. Love my Jeep infinitely more. Faster is not always better. And given that I was never a sorority girl not sure how that works. Even if it did -I'd rather act too young then act my age

Most kids are driving the base model sport which is very different from the Sahara or Rubicon. I looked at tons of cars and SUV's, and the Wrangler won. We have a sports car and the Wrangler is also more fun.

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Anonymous wrote:I've had Jeeps my whole life and have always loved them-everything from a Sahara, Liberty and Grand Cherokee...now I love my Explorer and I'll never go back to Jeep.

The explorer is not comparable nor fun to drive.

Not the PP but the Wrangler is garbage at everything but serious off-roading. 95/100 Wrangler owners do not even come close to using the off-road capability of the Wrangler. They would be better-suited in literally every respect with a Grand Cherokee. The GC can get to the Old Rag trailhead just as easily as a Wrangler. But if you've all you've ever eaten at is the Cheesecake Factory I guess that's your high watermark for fine dining.

Grand Cherokee is not particularly fun to drive. I drove them all and got a wrangler. Id you don't like them, don't get it, but not all of us are looking for luxury. I want fun, not luxury.

The Wrangler is probably fun for you because it lets you pretend for a moment that you're a sorority girl and not a boring middle-aged woman who lives in the burbs. From a driving experience standpoint it doesn't hold a candle to something actually fun like a 911 or BMW M car.

Not even equal. You sound like a boring person.

An unique snowflake Wrangler driver from Rockville thinks I'm boring...oh nooooo

You must be pretty bored if you are posting saying how terrible Wranglers are when you don't drive one. My friend's BMW caught on fire... not well made cars either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Love ours. We have the 75th anniversary edition so it’s a cross between a wrangler and Rubicon. We also have a 20 year old 2 door rag top wrangler. Both are stick shift. We love to drive onto the beach and go camping and jeeping in the mountains.

I love that people who get jeeps think they are so macho and cool and outdoorsy yet they don't have the fortitude to park their car and walk a couple of hundred feet to the beach or actually pack in their own gear and hike in to the mountains.

At least if you have a convertible you'll be getting slightly better gas mileage with the top down as your "jeep" does its part to help bake our planet.

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There is a woman in my office who has a jeep with really big tires. She's involved in Tinder and has made bad choices.

Jeep is not a good sign. Neither is Tinder.

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trashy

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Anonymous wrote:I've had Jeeps my whole life and have always loved them-everything from a Sahara, Liberty and Grand Cherokee...now I love my Explorer and I'll never go back to Jeep.

The explorer is not comparable nor fun to drive.

Not the PP but the Wrangler is garbage at everything but serious off-roading. 95/100 Wrangler owners do not even come close to using the off-road capability of the Wrangler. They would be better-suited in literally every respect with a Grand Cherokee. The GC can get to the Old Rag trailhead just as easily as a Wrangler. But if you've all you've ever eaten at is the Cheesecake Factory I guess that's your high watermark for fine dining.

Grand Cherokee is not particularly fun to drive. I drove them all and got a wrangler. Id you don't like them, don't get it, but not all of us are looking for luxury. I want fun, not luxury.

The Wrangler is probably fun for you because it lets you pretend for a moment that you're a sorority girl and not a boring middle-aged woman who lives in the burbs. From a driving experience standpoint it doesn't hold a candle to something actually fun like a 911 or BMW M car.

Not even equal. You sound like a boring person.

An unique snowflake Wrangler driver from Rockville thinks I'm boring...oh nooooo

Hey buddy, you are posting here so you can't have too exciting a life...get over yourself.

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Anonymous wrote:I've had Jeeps my whole life and have always loved them-everything from a Sahara, Liberty and Grand Cherokee...now I love my Explorer and I'll never go back to Jeep.

The explorer is not comparable nor fun to drive.

Not the PP but the Wrangler is garbage at everything but serious off-roading. 95/100 Wrangler owners do not even come close to using the off-road capability of the Wrangler. They would be better-suited in literally every respect with a Grand Cherokee. The GC can get to the Old Rag trailhead just as easily as a Wrangler. But if you've all you've ever eaten at is the Cheesecake Factory I guess that's your high watermark for fine dining.

Grand Cherokee is not particularly fun to drive. I drove them all and got a wrangler. Id you don't like them, don't get it, but not all of us are looking for luxury. I want fun, not luxury.

The Wrangler is probably fun for you because it lets you pretend for a moment that you're a sorority girl and not a boring middle-aged woman who lives in the burbs. From a driving experience standpoint it doesn't hold a candle to something actually fun like a 911 or BMW M car.

Not even equal. You sound like a boring person.

An unique snowflake Wrangler driver from Rockville thinks I'm boring...oh nooooo

Hey buddy, you are posting here so you can't have too exciting a life...get over yourself.

Yep. I don't wear shorts with "JUICY" printed across the bottom, I don't have rainbow-reflective aviators, I don't even drive a Wrangler! Boring indeed.

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Anonymous wrote:I've had Jeeps my whole life and have always loved them-everything from a Sahara, Liberty and Grand Cherokee...now I love my Explorer and I'll never go back to Jeep.

The explorer is not comparable nor fun to drive.

Not the PP but the Wrangler is garbage at everything but serious off-roading. 95/100 Wrangler owners do not even come close to using the off-road capability of the Wrangler. They would be better-suited in literally every respect with a Grand Cherokee. The GC can get to the Old Rag trailhead just as easily as a Wrangler. But if you've all you've ever eaten at is the Cheesecake Factory I guess that's your high watermark for fine dining.

Grand Cherokee is not particularly fun to drive. I drove them all and got a wrangler. Id you don't like them, don't get it, but not all of us are looking for luxury. I want fun, not luxury.

The Wrangler is probably fun for you because it lets you pretend for a moment that you're a sorority girl and not a boring middle-aged woman who lives in the burbs. From a driving experience standpoint it doesn't hold a candle to something actually fun like a 911 or BMW M car.

Not even equal. You sound like a boring person.

An unique snowflake Wrangler driver from Rockville thinks I'm boring...oh nooooo

Hey buddy, you are posting here so you can't have too exciting a life...get over yourself.

Yep. I don't wear shorts with "JUICY" printed across the bottom, I don't have rainbow-reflective aviators, I don't even drive a Wrangler! Boring indeed.

You drive a BMW honey and that's about as boring as you can get. Nothing interesting or original about that...no soul and no identity.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I've had Jeeps my whole life and have always loved them-everything from a Sahara, Liberty and Grand Cherokee...now I love my Explorer and I'll never go back to Jeep.

The explorer is not comparable nor fun to drive.

Not the PP but the Wrangler is garbage at everything but serious off-roading. 95/100 Wrangler owners do not even come close to using the off-road capability of the Wrangler. They would be better-suited in literally every respect with a Grand Cherokee. The GC can get to the Old Rag trailhead just as easily as a Wrangler. But if you've all you've ever eaten at is the Cheesecake Factory I guess that's your high watermark for fine dining.

Grand Cherokee is not particularly fun to drive. I drove them all and got a wrangler. Id you don't like them, don't get it, but not all of us are looking for luxury. I want fun, not luxury.

The Wrangler is probably fun for you because it lets you pretend for a moment that you're a sorority girl and not a boring middle-aged woman who lives in the burbs. From a driving experience standpoint it doesn't hold a candle to something actually fun like a 911 or BMW M car.

Not even equal. You sound like a boring person.

An unique snowflake Wrangler driver from Rockville thinks I'm boring...oh nooooo

Hey buddy, you are posting here so you can't have too exciting a life...get over yourself.

Yep. I don't wear shorts with "JUICY" printed across the bottom, I don't have rainbow-reflective aviators, I don't even drive a Wrangler! Boring indeed.

So, why are you posting here? If you don't like one, don't drive it. Keep to your Honda CRV.

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Anonymous wrote:There is a woman in my office who has a jeep with really big tires. She's involved in Tinder and has made bad choices.

Jeep is not a good sign. Neither is Tinder.

What does one have to do with another?

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Love our Jeep! Or loved. It is now my 17 year old’s Jeep. I drive the boring car now. No more happy Jeep waves.

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Anonymous wrote:I've had Jeeps my whole life and have always loved them-everything from a Sahara, Liberty and Grand Cherokee...now I love my Explorer and I'll never go back to Jeep.

The explorer is not comparable nor fun to drive.

Not the PP but the Wrangler is garbage at everything but serious off-roading. 95/100 Wrangler owners do not even come close to using the off-road capability of the Wrangler. They would be better-suited in literally every respect with a Grand Cherokee. The GC can get to the Old Rag trailhead just as easily as a Wrangler. But if you've all you've ever eaten at is the Cheesecake Factory I guess that's your high watermark for fine dining.

Grand Cherokee is not particularly fun to drive. I drove them all and got a wrangler. Id you don't like them, don't get it, but not all of us are looking for luxury. I want fun, not luxury.

The Wrangler is probably fun for you because it lets you pretend for a moment that you're a sorority girl and not a boring middle-aged woman who lives in the burbs. From a driving experience standpoint it doesn't hold a candle to something actually fun like a 911 or BMW M car.

Not even equal. You sound like a boring person.

An unique snowflake Wrangler driver from Rockville thinks I'm boring...oh nooooo

Hey buddy, you are posting here so you can't have too exciting a life...get over yourself.

Yep. I don't wear shorts with "JUICY" printed across the bottom, I don't have rainbow-reflective aviators, I don't even drive a Wrangler! Boring indeed.

You drive a BMW honey and that's about as boring as you can get. Nothing interesting or original about that...no soul and no identity.

No BMWs, I have a RRS Supercharged and my wife has an RX350. Keep in mind neither of us are lame middle-aged moms who consider our cars to be a defining part of our identities. Sounds like that's not the case for you.

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Anonymous wrote:I've had Jeeps my whole life and have always loved them-everything from a Sahara, Liberty and Grand Cherokee...now I love my Explorer and I'll never go back to Jeep.

The explorer is not comparable nor fun to drive.

Not the PP but the Wrangler is garbage at everything but serious off-roading. 95/100 Wrangler owners do not even come close to using the off-road capability of the Wrangler. They would be better-suited in literally every respect with a Grand Cherokee. The GC can get to the Old Rag trailhead just as easily as a Wrangler. But if you've all you've ever eaten at is the Cheesecake Factory I guess that's your high watermark for fine dining.

Grand Cherokee is not particularly fun to drive. I drove them all and got a wrangler. Id you don't like them, don't get it, but not all of us are looking for luxury. I want fun, not luxury.

The Wrangler is probably fun for you because it lets you pretend for a moment that you're a sorority girl and not a boring middle-aged woman who lives in the burbs. From a driving experience standpoint it doesn't hold a candle to something actually fun like a 911 or BMW M car.

Not even equal. You sound like a boring person.

An unique snowflake Wrangler driver from Rockville thinks I'm boring...oh nooooo

Hey buddy, you are posting here so you can't have too exciting a life...get over yourself.

Yep. I don't wear shorts with "JUICY" printed across the bottom, I don't have rainbow-reflective aviators, I don't even drive a Wrangler! Boring indeed.

You drive a BMW honey and that's about as boring as you can get. Nothing interesting or original about that...no soul and no identity.

No BMWs, I have a RRS Supercharged and my wife has an RX350. Keep in mind neither of us are lame middle-aged moms who consider our cars to be a defining part of our identities. Sounds like that's not the case for you.

Oh you two must be so hot in your Range Rovers driving to Starbucks for Pumpkin Spice Lattes. Supercharged and everything? Tell me more...

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lol sounds like I struck a nerve. Enjoy your Friday.