2001 Jeep Wrangler Usados en Venta

I always wanted a Jeep. Mine is yellow and it just couldn't be sexier. It is a fun car, people with Jeeps are like a little club. we always wave at each other and the few times I've had car trouble, it has only been but a few min. before another Jeep pulls over to help. A surprising thing about it is how small it actually is. You can fit it any parking space any I cant recall the last 3 point turn that I've made, however I had to take the back seat out in order to be able to fit groceries for the week for two people and I can never find it in a parking lot because it can practically hide behind a Miata (not really because a Miata is so low but its the smallest car I could think of I hope you get the point.) It is not a comfy ride particularly, and it is a Jeep, which while it is a cool and sought after car, they were not built for luxury. Even with the bells and whistles, you are still talking about a very basic situation. I am about to sell mine after 5 years. On one hand I will miss the wind and all that, but its not the most practical car.

A bright yellow 01 Jeep Wrangler, the most American and bad ass car to date, this bad boy is a chick magnet. Not everyone who wanders is lost, taking this thing down to the mud hole or Moab Utah to see what she can do is legendary. Makes you wonder why anyone would ever want a foreign car when you compare the price point and reliability of a Jeep. The TJ is a incredible piece of machinery and will probably outlast you if you take care of it. The only con is the amount of money you spend on Fuel for your off road adventures (10-15MPG) not being able to go over 80MPH with out fear for your life, and the amount of money you will put into it adding new parts and accessories. JEEP Every ounce of America you can get.

I had wanted a Jeep for a long time. Of course I did! They are fun and cool. I went to see a friend a few towns over, and her boyfriend had this yellow Jeep, and I fell in love with it. A few months later, my friend told me he was selling it, so I bought it for five grand. It had 100,000 miles on it but was in great shape. Immediately after taking ownership, the top began to literally fall apart at the seams. New tops are not cheap. To be honest, as in love with it as I was... driving it was a different story. As I said, my friend lived a few towns over, so I picked it up and had to drive it home. This is not a car you want to be driving at 70 mph. A semi passed me, and I thought I was a goner. It's like driving an orange juice can. Another thing I noticed is...well, I have always been a very careful safe driver...not like a grandma but no tickets and no accidents. I always signal, etc.. But driving the Jeep, I noticed myself driving worse. I don't know why -- it's weird. In some ways it's fun to drive, like with the top off on a late summer evening, but it's not what you would call a comfortable ride or a safe one for that matter. I'm about to sell it. They hold their value -- I will give it that. Oh and let's see, I've had my stereo stolen, the spare on the back stolen, my registration sticker stolen, and found evidence of someone I guess sleeping in it. I live in a great low-crime neighborhood, but it's wide open.