Does anyone like their Jeep?

[Flip]

Loving mine. I still walk around it sometimes after parking to enjoy it before I walk away. Look at the look on my face in the second picture; couldn't get that feel from too many other vehicles.

Dude, I saw your video of that climb, INSANE! Nice job, nice jeep bro! ?

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[Terry R]

This will be my first post on the JL forum. I purchased a used 2018 Sport S back in early September (first Jeep ever). It already had a lift(not sure the height exactly) and 35” MT BB ATs. Smoothest and quietest tires I’ve ever had. Had to remove the light bar (too much wind noise). Have only taken it off-roading once and was fairly conservative with what I did. Plan on signing up for the Jeep Adventure Academy in Oak Ridge, TN in April (I live in north Alabama). I want to do more off-roading, so need to learn my Jeeps and my abilities. All this being said I agree with Flip that there are a lot of negative posts on this forum, and had I spent much time on the forums before I bought my Jeep I may have reconsidered. So far I am loving driving my Jeep on and off road, and look forward to many new adventures to come.

 

[Liontracks]

Heck yeah I do! First full year of owning my 2019 2 door, despite the few minor interior fixes it needs, it runs super well. Love the Jeep so much, I'm on the lookout for getting the new Bikini Pearl 4 door someday down the line.

 

[Good jeep]

My wife has been driving Chevy Tahoe since 1996, then 99, 2001, 2004. 2005, 2008, 2009, 2019.
In 2022 my wife bought a Rubicon diesel and Rubicon 392. She enjoys driving her jeeps on the road and off road. I think she enjoys off road more. She even want's to buy another 392.
Myself I enjoy my Chevy Tahoe and could care less about a Jeep. Well maybe a 392 might work for me.

 

[Flip]

This will be my first post on the JL forum. I purchased a used 2018 Sport S back in early September (first Jeep ever). It already had a lift(not sure the height exactly) and 35” MT BB ATs. Smoothest and quietest tires I’ve ever had. Had to remove the light bar (too much wind noise). Have only taken it off-roading once and was fairly conservative with what I did. Plan on signing up for the Jeep Adventure Academy in Oak Ridge, TN in April (I live in north Alabama). I want to do more off-roading, so need to learn my Jeeps and my abilities. All this being said I agree with Flip that there are a lot of negative posts on this forum, and had I spent much time on the forums before I bought my Jeep I may have reconsidered. So far I am loving driving my Jeep on and off road, and look forward to many new adventures to come.

Thank you for posting. Good to see you are out there enjoying your Jeep. You got it looking it looking good too btw.

Regarding a light bar. On my old TJ, I ran a single row light bar, no noise at all. I noticed it is not currently available on Amazon but you should be able to find something similar if you are still interested in a light bar.

Have fun on your new Jeep adventures!

Amazon.com: Northpole Light 50" 250W Single Row Spot Flood Combo LED Light Bar Driving Lamp LED Work Light IP67 Waterproof for Off Road Truck Car ATV SUV Boat : Automotive

 

[JPAloha]

We love our 2 door so much the wife insisted she have a Rubicon of her own.
The 2 door has been pretty much flawless, 2 years, 31 months and 45,000km into ownership….the wife’s 4xE is 1 year, 5 months and 14,000km in. Aside from going into FORM mode more than we’d like last winter (hopefully an update it received fixes that) it’s not put a foot wrong either.
Even our 2017 WK2 Trailhawk V8 hasn’t shown any signs of problems, it’s got 169,000km on the clock (1 year into our ownership).

Many people, in-person or online, just like the sound of their own voices and will talk/post about every niggle in life. Others just quietly get on with enjoying themselves and their Jeeps.

 

[mnforester]

We love our 2021 Sport Altitude with Rubicon take off suspension and Gladiator Rubicon take off wheels. It's perfect for city driving, fire roads in northern Minnesota, and moderate trails out west.

 

[Zandcwhite]

Forums are no different than any other media source. Negative news spreads. People don't want to hear "my Jeep is reliable, awesome, amazing, drives well, and will go just about anywhere" especially when they are having issues. 2 JLURs and my JT all lifted, all modified, all have been amazing.

 

[cyked]

There's nothing like driving with the top and doors off (I'm not riding a motorcycle).

 

[Warped]

Seems like it's just one negative story after another, some jeeps have problems, it's very frustrating I get it! I'm certainly not rubbing it in to those who are. At this time, I'm not having any problems and I really & truly hope it stays that way. Right now, I'm just enjoying my Jeep. On road, off-road, after market accessories, it's a blast to drive around.

Is anyone else having good luck and enjoying their Jeep?

We have so many Jeeps because we love them. Welcome to the internet forums where there are always more gripes posted than love affairs. So enjoy it wherevber you may roam. I do.

 

[Ratbert]

Over 30k miles in under 16 months. And I work from home.

 

[DeathWobbler]

I want to like mine, but it is currently at the dealership.

 

[Flip]

I want to like mine, but it is currently at the dealership.

Just think of it; when you get it back, it's going to be wonderful!

 

[keeperman13]

Me

 

[Mattman]

Can't it be both?

I hate mine. I also hate puppies, apple pie, beautiful women, and winning lots of money.

I thought I was the only one ?

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