Used Jeep Wrangler for Sale in Milwaukee, WI

4.4

(119 Reviews)

Overall Rating

4.4

(119 Reviews)

Value

4.3

Performance

3.7

Comfort

3.6

Fuel Economy

2.7

Reliability

4.1

Owner Reviews

4.4

119 Reviews


Overall	4.4

Value	4.3

Performance	3.7

Style	4.6

Comfort	3.6

Fuel Economy	2.7

Reliability	4.1

1992 Jeep Wrangler - Rust bucket

The 1992 Jeep Wrangler YJ is a vehicle worthy of a mechanic with a lot of free time. The design on the vehicle is sturdy, often used as an off-road vehicle, this Jeep will hold up. However, with the many downsides and areas of failure, this Jeep is not for the daily driver unless you like spending money on repairs.

Story

Off-roading our vehicle on the local trails. It was the nature exploration that brought us to the vehicles.

Pros

The pros of this vehicle include the leaf spring design that allows it to be driven daily in bumpy or damaged areas without failure of suspension equipment. Also, the body is simple and easy to diagnose issues if any arise. Used often as an off-road vehicle, it is more than capable of out wheeling any modern day Jeep.

Cons

The downsides of this Jeep is the lack of safety for small repairs. Often times, water leakage can turn into a rusty floorboard needing replacement. Rust and the weakly designed driver and passenger side front frame rails means you either need to live outside the rust belt or understand a frame swap may be a necessary repair some day.

2001 Jeep Wrangler - Great do anything vehicle. Didn't buy it to get good gas mileage

The vehicle's style hasn't changed much since coming out. With only a couple different changes (headlights/interior) the Jeep has a very classic look. Up until 2007 these things were made to last, mostly metal, now the new ones are mostly plastic. It is a very utilitarian vehicle and looks better with scratches, dents, and mud on it. It also doesn't bother me that it's not in the most pristine condition because it's a Jeep. The ride is rough and I would say it handles better and is more comfortable off-road. I'm fairly tall (6'4) but I fit comfortably, however if their is an average size person behind me they wouldn't. You would be surprised at how much you can actually carry with a little planning. I ripped out the carpet and with a soft top you can hear wind noise, however still able... (more)

Story

3 day backwoods camping trip. Lots of mud and rain. Held up very well and got us through the trails with ease. Covering this thing head to toe in mud and letting the rain wash it off is always a blast.

Pros

It can go anywhere Easy to maintain/work on Upgrades Rugged convertible Scratches, dents, and rust show it's been used for what it was made for Fun to drive People are always envious of it and want it Great resale value

Cons

Gas mileage