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Please tell me it's solid axle.
Originally posted by: mercanucaribe
Please tell me it's solid axle.
Originally posted by: lobadobadingdong
I love em, but they are built for specific purposes. And why are so many people saying they get poor gas mileage? they get like 26-28mpg, for what they do that's stellar, hell, my cherokee gets 26mpg and it weighs some 1500lbs more than the wranglers. (only thing I can figure is you that think that's poor gas mileage must be young tree huggers that have a hybrid or micro-car)
They are extremely reliable, they are built for off roading, if you don't take them off roading they require pretty much basic maintance. (if you get a 4x4 and don't use the 4x4 capability, be sure you put it into gear occasionally to keep the transfer case and front diff used, if you never plan to use the 4x4 capability, buy a 2x4)
Originally posted by: Captante
Actually I should have specified the 4.0 liter six cylinders get really bad gas milage... the smaller six's arn't as bad & the older fours wern't bad at all considering what they are.
Originally posted by: radioouman
Originally posted by: Captante
Actually I should have specified the 4.0 liter six cylinders get really bad gas milage... the smaller six's arn't as bad & the older fours wern't bad at all considering what they are.
What smaller sixes? Chrysler offered a 2.5 liter 4 cylinder or a 4.0 liter 6 cylinder. There are no other engines in recent years.
Originally posted by: DougK62
If you get one just be sure not to turn into one of those Jeep idiots that think they're invincible and have big stickers about how you're so much better than a Hummer.
Originally posted by: lobadobadingdong
I love em, but they are built for specific purposes. And why are so many people saying they get poor gas mileage? they get like 26-28mpg, for what they do that's stellar, hell, my cherokee gets 26mpg and it weighs some 1500lbs more than the wranglers. (only thing I can figure is you that think that's poor gas mileage must be young tree huggers that have a hybrid or micro-car)
They are extremely reliable, they are built for off roading, if you don't take them off roading they require pretty much basic maintance. (if you get a 4x4 and don't use the 4x4 capability, be sure you put it into gear occasionally to keep the transfer case and front diff used, if you never plan to use the 4x4 capability, buy a 2x4)
Originally posted by: lobadobadingdong
I love em, but they are built for specific purposes. And why are so many people saying they get poor gas mileage? they get like 26-28mpg, for what they do that's stellar, hell, my cherokee gets 26mpg and it weighs some 1500lbs more than the wranglers. (only thing I can figure is you that think that's poor gas mileage must be young tree huggers that have a hybrid or micro-car)
They are extremely reliable, they are built for off roading, if you don't take them off roading they require pretty much basic maintance. (if you get a 4x4 and don't use the 4x4 capability, be sure you put it into gear occasionally to keep the transfer case and front diff used, f you never plan to use the 4x4 capability, buy a 2x4)
I didn't say 2x4 wrangler now did I? (can't someone generalize about the difference between 4x4 and 4x2s?), and yes my Cherokee 2001 Sport gets 26mpg. 4.0l straight 6 4x2 auto-trans. A friend of mine and his mom both had Wranglers with the 2.5? liter with a 5-speed (strait 4 whatever that was in that year) in it, I think it was a 96 or 97 model he got 26-28mpg on it. now stuff it up your own ass next time you insult people. (only thing I missed was current models apperantly don't get as good of gas mileage as they used to)Originally posted by: radioouman
Originally posted by: lobadobadingdong
I love em, but they are built for specific purposes. And why are so many people saying they get poor gas mileage? they get like 26-28mpg, for what they do that's stellar, hell, my cherokee gets 26mpg and it weighs some 1500lbs more than the wranglers. (only thing I can figure is you that think that's poor gas mileage must be young tree huggers that have a hybrid or micro-car)
They are extremely reliable, they are built for off roading, if you don't take them off roading they require pretty much basic maintance. (if you get a 4x4 and don't use the 4x4 capability, be sure you put it into gear occasionally to keep the transfer case and front diff used, f you never plan to use the 4x4 capability, buy a 2x4)
There is no such thing as a 4x2 Jeep Wrangler.
And your gas mileage statement is pure BS.
Talk out of your ass much?