My favorite thing about my Jeep was I didn't have to worry about rust or dents in it. I though of those as just adding character to the vehicle. I never expected it to last as long as it has. She's about 11 1/2 years old now and still going. She's survived many offload adventures, feet of snow, and many patches of ice. I will be sad when the time comes to part with my wrangler. My Jeep is a rugged vehicle built to last and survive many conditions. Its not fast or aerodynamic but it gets the job done and has fun doing it.

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.