Why not a Jeep?

Stupid thread. Go into a fan site and ask why our choice is better than the competition.

Whatever. My next is a 4 door wrangler.

 

Stupid ass thread

 

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This is the guy

 

I enjoy MAINTAINING my Toyota's and rarely have to FIX them. If half the Jeep horror stories are true, I would just as soon avoid their problems and spend time enjoying a vehicle vs. fixing every little thing that goes wrong.[/QUOTE]

 

The answer, if you can do it, is both. If the Jeep would have fit my current needs, I would have bought it.

I am a former owner, and a future owner. I'll find another TJ at some point that I'll make nice.

 

Is there a way to block Jeep threads from my inbox

 

If you don't reply to them in the first place you don't have this issue.

Click unwatch thread.

 

Got it

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2XPZc8EICA

 

Nice work.

 

Try this hill in a Tacoma !!!!!!

 

Just my .02 but when Chrysler bought Jeep from American motors that’s when Jeep starting going down hill. But what do I know my Jeep is 43 years old and rust free. I would not buy a new Jeep today. Toyota for me from now on.

 

Is that a squatch with a covid mask dude in your profile pic.

 

I bought a Jeep new in 1988, drove it for 4 years with zero issues, typical first vehicle to buy after enlisting haha!

 

I bought my 1978, as soon as I got home from Army Basic Training in late 77.

 

Yes Sir

 

Good to be young with money in your pocket and no big bills, mortgage!

 

better to be old with money in your pocket and no big bills, mortgage!

 

Dad has worked for local jeep dealership for almost 30 years. He says its rediculous how many new gladiators and wranglers come in for problems. He said people are paying 55-60k on these new rubicon models only to have them in the service bay atleast 3 times in the first 6 months of purchase. He says that's why He still drives his T100 lololol