Jeep Wrangler Usados en Venta

The pros, my 12 year old Jeep Wrangler still performs very well, they are very strong, long lasting vehicles. The ride is not very smooth compared to newer cars today but I feel safer being able to feel the road beneath me. I love the looks of Wranglers and always have. They are not known to be roomy but it suits my needs. The only con, is the tires it came with were a custom size so replacements require waiting for an order to come into the tire shop. And because it's a soft top the material has grown old, the stitches are coming apart and I need to replace it. At it's age now it could use a little work, but all in all it's still fine.

I've always wanted a Jeep Wrangler and I fell in love with the Sahara series and knew I would have to have one some day. I ended up buying a very low mileage 2008 used Jeep Sahara and I couldn't have been more pleased. The Jeep is great for limited off road excursions, it has ample room to carry a lot of things and it gets relatively good mileage for being a Jeep. It's definitely not a plush interior or super smooth ride but as long as you know that going into it you will be more than happy with a Jeep purchase. I got mine with both a hard and a soft top. The soft top is great in the spring and summer because it is easy to remove and drive with the top down. The hard top is fine for the winter but it can still be a chilly ride at times and you will need to find some place to store the hard top in the spring if you have a soft top as well. Jeeps definitely hold up well and as long as you take care of it you should have a car that will last you some time, and they are pretty easy to maintain and work on unlike new cars.

The Jeep Wrangler is a sturdy car that has lasted for almost twenty years. It is fairly reliable and great in bad weather. Worried about being snowed in? Nope. I have driven over snow drifts with this car in four wheel drive. I'm a careful driver when it snows, but with this car, you don't have to worry when it is in four wheel drive. It feels more like a truck. It's not comfortable. It's loud and bumpy. It gets terrible gas mileage. It is what it is.