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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][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?[/quote]

We bought our son a Wrangler (I know it's not the model you're considering) and he LOVES it!  Prior to purchasing the jeep we consulted a good friend who is a mechanic and he gave it the thumbs up.  Whatever model you get I would suggest that you make yourself familiar with all of the features and use them--take those doors off and enjoy the open air.  Jeeps are fun, fun, fun!  I admit that on the rare occasion my son needs to trade vehicles with me I'm a happy camper since I get to drive his jeep.  [/quote]

The models greatly vary. Getting a sport, in less you are going to modify it, makes no sense as it doesn't do much.[/quote]

False. A bone stock Wrangler is a plenty capable off roader. [/quote]

Yes, it is. A bone stock Wrangler is capable of running trails that would exclude almost every other 4x4 on earth, except for modified or Rubicon Wranglers, current generation G-Wagons, or modified Toyotas. It's certainly far more capable than "soft-roaders" like Range Rovers or other luxury SUVs. [/quote]

It’s very basic.  It cannot do more than dirt roads in less it is modified.   It does not have the same or even close to the rubicon. 
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