1992 Jeep Wrangler Sahara review from North America

Leak under dashboard when it rained; diagnosed as a faulty windshield gasket and allegedly fixed twice by two different dealerships, needless to say it still leaked up until the day I got rid of it.

Computer chip "fried" after having the vehicle only a year, had to trade-in the vehicle because it was going to cost more to have it fixed than the vehicle was worth.

Overall, I enjoyed my first Wrangler experience and I am currently looking to buy my second.

I took it off-roading on a couple of occasions where it performed well, except for my run in with a mud pit that required the aid of a Chevy truck to get me out (which was more of my fault than a failure to perform by the vehicle).

I have never owned a Jeep with a 2.5L 4 Cyl., but I would suggest going with a Sport or Sahara if for no other reason than the power that they have due to their 4.0L 6 Cyl. Even with that amount of power, it still sometimes struggled with inclines and head winds.

Don't expect to carry on a conversation while driving, but instead invest in a good stereo and soundbar. It is not abundant in the creature comfort department, nor is it meant to be. It is a rugged, loud, and most important, a fun vehicle to own and drive.