I picked the 3.6L for my '19 also, but with the 8 speed. At 24K miles I have been quite impressed with the little 6 banger. It's not a barn burner, nor will it push you back into the seat at a WOT take off. It just goes about it's business without a grumble. It does everything I ask of it, and...
The odd thing I have noticed is there doen't seem to be any less cars/trucks on the road. We just took a short trip to Florida, and I-95 was a mad house from South Carolina all the way to I-4 into Orlando. So my take away is many bitch and whine, but don't seem to adjust their driving habits. Oh...
My first turbo engine is my '20 Ford Ranger. Took me a bit to find out why it was getting low mpgs. I realized that I was putting my right foot in the turbo when starting from a stop. After a while I got used to the thing, and all is well now. These little turbo engines are amazing. Good gas...
My thought's exactly. If you want a "Blahmobile" to get you from point A to point B then get any of CR's best picks. Myself, I'll stick with vehicles that are fun to drive. Life's too short to drive a boring vehicle. IMHO
I thought I wanted a Camry once. So, I rented one to take on a short...
The 8 speed in my Jeep is better than anything Ford, and GM have produced in years. And, if you ordered the 4 door you will be surprised at the amount of space back there with the rear seats down. I haven't carried anything in my truck for the last 2 years that I couldn't have put in the back of...
There is a Carvana refurb shop in my town. They have huge acreage, and it's completely full as of yesterday when I drove by. I even thought they may need to slow down, because the market isn't going to stay like it is forever. If they don't sell down their inventory, they are going to lose a ton...
Our first real drive was westward from North Carolina. She had right at 400 miles on her when we left, and had 5200 on it's return home.
Okaton, SD
Lucille's Roadhouse, Route 66, Weatherford, OK
In the Middle of Nowhere, New Mexico
Darren, so happy to hear the good news about your wife's health. My suggestion, let her test drive both, and pick the one she likes best. She deserves it.
Now that's just sad. I wonder how these people lie so much, and still sleep at night. I must have a "unicorn" dealer, because they did everything on the list. As it was said, just let it go and enjoy your new Jeep. And like also said, never darken that delaers door again.
I bought one from a dealer suggested here, and got a heck of a deal. Saved a ton over my dealers quote.
Congratualtions on the new Willys Chris. Enjoy the ride.
Sadly I have. Someone with no license, or insurance still driving just doesn't register on my "give a shit" meter anymore. If that would have been my son in the Jeep I would have gotten out, and stomped a mud hole in his ass. But, that may be just me.
Dayum Adam, I'm glad the Jeep kept you safe. BTW, the Jeep Grand Cherokee, or Dodge Darango with the 5.7L have both caught my eye. I don't need either, but they would be some fun to drive with that Hemi under the hood.
Sadly all we see, and hear these day on the media is division. However, what I see when I'm out and about is good people going about their day with respect for others. Very seldom do I see any overt, and intentional disrespect. I don't care who, what, color, or sex you are. I don't care if you...
I agree. As a kid I would just drain the oil in the ditch, but times have changed. I'm not a tree hugger by any means, but it just makes sense to me that pouring in the ground isn't a good idea.
Like most others, I drain into a plastic pan I bought at Wally World for like 4 bucks. Then pour it into old gallon plastic water bottles, and take it to my County's recycle center when I get enough to make the trip.