Used Jeep Wrangler for Sale in Reston, VA

That said, it is not a practical vehicle for everyday use. If I average 15+ MPG, that is a good week, but I usually get about 11-14 mpg, and fill up once every week. There isn't a lot of trunk space; though you can remove the back seat to make room in back-- but then you not have a two seater. Security is also an issue if you have a soft top. People who "live out of their cars", i.e. who are use to keeping things in their cars, can't do this. Though, this can be a pro, there are lots of ways to customize it; which can be a money sink, especially during the honeymoon phase when you just got it. Finding a good mechanic can be tough. But it's also worth while to get a manual (like Clymer's) and some friends and make any mods yourself. A major annoyance though is that it won't warn you if you've turned off the engine with the headlights on. This has caused me to need a jump start a number of times.