Love your Jeep?

post reply Forum Index » Cars and Transportation
[Post New]08/27/2019 19:27
quote
Anonymous
Dh and I really want a fun 4 door (we have 2 in car seats) stick shift and we’ve been thinking about a Jeep rubicon Or Sahara. We want something fun to drive as our second car and we also do a lot of hauling/ off roading. Our #1 is getting a fun manual car. These are really popular in the DC area. Anyone love or hate theirs?
[Post New]08/27/2019 19:40
quote
Anonymous
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.
[Post New]08/27/2019 20:10
quote
Anonymous
Yes, when it’s not in the shop
[Post New]08/27/2019 20:20
quote
Anonymous
We are going to buy one soon. People either love or hate them. Get a 2020 as the new JL's have some bugs in them - it was a new model for 2018/19. If you off road get a Rubicon in less you can upgrade it yourself.
[Post New]08/28/2019 16:29
quote
Anonymous
Get the T top
[Post New]08/28/2019 16:42
quote
Anonymous
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.

[Post New]08/29/2019 16:55
quote
Anonymous
we loved ours but I'd never drive my kids in one while they are in car seats - and least not often
[Post New]08/29/2019 17:50
quote
Anonymous
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.
[Post New]09/04/2019 17:28
quote
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
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.
[Post New]09/04/2019 17:32
quote
Anonymous
No. Hated it. Fortunately it was just a rental for a week in Nantucket (new model two summers ago).
[Post New]09/04/2019 17:33
quote
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
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.
[Post New]09/04/2019 17:34
quote
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:No. Hated it. Fortunately it was just a rental for a week in Nantucket (new model two summers ago).


Big difference between a basic sport which is the rental and a higher model. We rented one on vacation and that is the reason we bought it.
[Post New]09/04/2019 18:35
quote
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
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.
[Post New]09/04/2019 18:43
quote
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
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.
[Post New]09/04/2019 19:26
quote
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
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
post reply Forum Index » Cars and Transportation
Message Quick Reply
Go to: 

Search   Recent Topics   Hottest Topics