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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Most folks with DCUM. Do not believe in anything fun. The only fun they have is driving a sensible Prius to Trader Joe's! Of course while listening to NPR!![/quote]

:lol:  :lol:  I got my wrangler as I was tired of boring sensible SUV's.. [/quote]

PP here.  I am not pro or anti Wrangler.  I am just  looking for rational, factual, supportable reasons to get one for my new driver.  Serioulsy looking.  This thread has been very helpful with that, and only a few buttheads spouting nonsense/ad hominem attacks.  Thanks for all of the responses.  [/quote]

I would not get one for a new driver.  I'd wait a few years.  It's one thing if you already have it like we do (but I will not let our child drive it alone, only with us) partly due to cost and partly because its higher up.  If you had one to give them, I'd do that if it were a sport, or possibly Sahara but we have a Rubicon.  If you do, get a sport as its lowest to the ground and custom order it to get all the safety features and steel bumpers.  Our plan is to give our child an old car (but it may be too old by then) and if not, get them a used car and maybe after college graduation get them a new better car.  I love my Wrangler.  I wouldn't think twice to buy another (and we've debated it for my spouse who takes mine all the time) except the cost as it has gone up significantly the past few years and not sure if its worth it by the time you start adding on all the extras.  However, with that said, there are issues with all vehicles so some of it is the driver and pure luck.[/quote]

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