Used Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara for Sale

Clock spring recall that could result in the death of the driver. Limited vehicle recall that took years to be rolled out to all Jeep Wranglers. Owners had to pay costs associated with this repair until 2016 when costs were finally reimbursed (but not associated expenses like rental vehicle hire.) Transmission fluid overheat recall that could involve the total loss of the vehicle. Vehicle was recalled to add a transmission fluid overheat warning light (because vehicles ere catching fire) but not to fix the reason for the transmission overheating! Death Wobble...due solely to the solid front axle. An extremely costly repair that Jeep will hold you responsible for. Driver's side passenger window wiring broke (the least used door in the vehicle). Repaired at owners expense. The same circuit is now shorting/sparking, and the window is once again working. Gas cap warning light. Intermittent fault that is not always repaired by replacing with a new gas cap. Gas tank overspill when refueling. Recall was initiated to fix issue with gas being expelled from the tank whilst refueling. Intermittent ignition circuit fault. "Click, click" and then nothing. Not the battery. The starter motor was replaced with a reconditioned unit, which still did not solve the problem. I believe there are a couple of circuit locks that might be causing the problem. The only way to start the vehicle when this happens (and this solution does not always work) is to depress the brake pedal, move the automatic transmission into neutral and then try restarting. One of the absolutely worst quality ratings in the industry for this vehicle. Caveat Emptor.

Biggest negative is price, and my experience with my dealer still upsets me whenever I think about it... but these aren't really against the vehicle itself. The rear part of the top is bulky and heavy, and requires at least two people to reinstall. I have removed it by myself with only a little difficulty but do not recommend it. I wish I could remove the rear window without removing the top. I would like the tailgate to drop, rather than swing, but this probably isn't possible with the tire mount on the rear like it is. Some people would probably consider fuel consumption a con, but I think averaging 21 mpg is really good for a durable SUV. Not the most comfortable vehicle, but definitely more comfortable than many.