Nothing at all. I have only had the Jeep for one week, but I can tell that this thing is rock-solid and I have a great dealership that stands behind what they sell if anything should ever go wrong.
This thing is AWESOME!!! It's build quality is exceptional, performance is great (from a 4x4) and it will go anywhere. I would highly recomend the Jeep Wrangler to anyone who wants a smaller 4x4. Don't be fooled by the outside appearance, it's pretty roomy inside. I'm 6 feet tall and I fit comfortabley in the back seat.
Not for anything, but you said it yourself that you've only had your jeep for a week so please don't comment on quality. I was told that a Jeep Wrangler has a life of 3 years.. the same as the standard warranty, before things fall apart. This was told to me by 2 gentlemen who both had rear ends disintegrate without off road use. My jeep has had so many issues its embarrassing to tell people. I have to lower my head whenever I see the gentleman driving the '96' civic I sold him speed by. He hasn't had a problem since I sold it to him, and its now 9 yrs old. I love my jeep though and I'm not looking forward to getting rid of it, but its just so unpractical to have to pay this much to own a car.
It IS a Jeep Thing!
I bought my 2000 Jeep Wrangler Sahara used in April '03 and even though I drive it everyday I still get a rush when I get behind the wheel.
The only two things that have gone wrong with my Jeep: New radiator and thermostat ($350) and I will need to replace my (5 year old) top in the next few months.
It has driven beautifully after all of my off-road misadventures, including, being bogged down half way in some really thick mud (took two trucks to get me out). I don't tread lightly on my tires and my Jeep still runs perfect after 75,000 miles and lots of abuse.
I own a Wrangler Sport 2000. I love my Jeep and really take good care of it. It only has 31000 miles on it. The only problem I'm having is the rear end seems to be going out on it. I bought the Jeep brand new and have never taken it out offroading. I need some feedback on this problem. Should I take this problem back to Chrysler?
Overall I'm happy with it.
J.R.
MT.HOUSE CA.
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