I enjoy my jeep wrangler. It had a powerful feel and an aesthetic that fit my personality. Living on the northern east coast it gave a feeling of security in dealing with winter weather. I was never once stranded due to inclement weather. The cooling system however is a constant issue and I replaced the radiator multiple times. it also has a shimmy sometimes at highway speeds. I goggled this and found it is a problem among multiple jeep owners.

I've wanted a Jeep Wrangler since before I could see over a steering wheel. I finally got to a point where I could rationalize buying one - even though the car I owned was perfectly fine. I got to the dealership and saw this truck and immediately fell in love. From the black grill to the chunky tires, this was the nicest looking vehicle I'd ever seen. For a vehicle that's so capable off road - I mean, that is what it was designed for - it's surprisingly comfortable. I've been on drives all up and down the east coast and rarely feel uncomfortable after hours behind the wheel. And the way the heads turn as we drove by – I can’t even describe the feeling. People practically trip over themselves checking it out – a constant noise is some passing motorist shouting “nice Jeep” as he drives by. The mileage per gallon leaves something to be desired, but when your vehicle has the aerodynamics of a shoebox, you have to expect some pretty terrible fuel economy. Even still, I can get 20 miles per gallon on the highway if I’m careful, so that’s not too bad.