I loved this vehicle for a variety of reasons. Off-roading was a snap! This Jeep could handle any terrain! The inside of the car is a lot more comfortable than one would imagine from the outside. There was plenty of legroom in both the front and the back. Plus, since they started redesigning the new wranglers to make them more box-like, this old 2003 model has curved and looked much more like the old style of the Jeeps. It was also a surprisingly comfortable ride. It was a little noisy at times when I would get up on the highway but other than that it was never terrible. The roll bar over the vehicle definitely helped me feel protected in case I ever got into an accident or rolled it while mudding. The engine itself was nothing to ignore. It had very good acceleration and could get up to speed incredibly quickly. The air conditioning and the heater were just about perfect. I was never too cold or too hot in the Jeep and could adjust it perfectly to my liking. My girlfriend and I would like to take it camping because we could reach places other campers could not. We would take it deep into the woods and set up camp right behind the Jeep with the back window up.

I think I will always own a Jeep. I am up to 120k miles. I have only had to replace minor parts(start, water pump, battery). I don't go off road a lot, but I like being able to. I love taking the top and doors off all summer long. I have owed this Jeep since 20k miles. I want a new Jeep, but I don't want to trade this one in. The Wrangler is always in demand. I have been rear ended three times with no more damage than a few scratches. Drivers of Jeeps are a community.