Used 2000 Jeep Wrangler for Sale

I bought my 200 Jeep Wrangle new in 2001 and it is still my primary vehicle. As a matter of fact, it has become my trademark; people see me coming and know it is me. It is solidly built and after 150,000 miles there are no shakes or rattles. It has classic lines and it's 75 year reputation is well earned. The sight lines are more that adequate with the roof up, and of course, even better when the top is down. I enjoy riding with the top down. It has a soft top and I can configure it several different ways depending on how much time I have, how soon it is going to rain and even whether or not I want to be in the sun all day. It has the small four cylinder motor, but I have never lacked for power. My favorite option is the sound bar across the roll cage; I can crank it up enough to hear clearly at 60 mph with the top down.

My Jeep Wrangler is the first and only car that I have ever owned. Overall, I love this car. It is a lot of fun. It is sturdy and consistent and drives well. It is yellow with black stripes on the side. I have a hard top and a soft top. I prefer the hard top because it is a little quieter than the soft top. I love that I can remove the top and the doors of this vehicle. My car can seat up to four people, which is a good amount of passengers.

This is a great vehicle to drive everyday or just to have fun with. The 4 x 4 is excellent to have when you live in states that receive a lot of snow or has issues with mud. All Jeeps hold their value, especially the Wrangler, which makes them a very popular vehicle. I've owned mine for a little over a year, and switching from a Ford Mustang (which I loved my Mustang too) to the Jeep Wrangler was wonderful. I could see over smaller cars. I am able to fit my Wrangler into smaller parking spaces and still have room to spare. With the small wheel base, I am able to maneuver the bumps and pot holes which we have a lot of here in Michigan. My son owns a 2015 Wrangler and has been turning it into a toy. He loves his just like I love mine. The older Jeeps are easy to work on when you have troubles, and parts are not to expensive. The bigger the tires, the noisier they are, but then again, they sound so cool. Also, larger tires gives you less smooth of a ride, but that is the owner's choice. I personally like mine on the larger size!! I will always have a Jeep Wrangler in my driveway from now on.