A credit to my account wouldn't hurt !
The same dealership that it was at. Once the Service Director got involved and moved it to another mechanic, it somehow was all better within a week.
What are those skinny sticks on the edge of your driveway?Well, I voted with my wallet. Bye-bye, Jeep!
Ha Ha spoken like a warm weather climate person
The are called snow stakes so plows know where our lawns are so less damage come spring. The are just used for guides.
When you walk out there to plow and everything is white, buried under 2' of snow, it's awfully nice to know where the driveway ends and the lawn begins.
Sold or repurchased by FCA?Well, I voted with my wallet. Bye-bye, Jeep!
Traded in on a new Audi Q5. Somebody's going to get what, at first glance, is a very nice Jeep with only 5,395 miles. Time will tell on the Audi, of course, but for now it's nice to be able to take the dogs on an excursion and not leave it running while we're on our hike.
The q5 is a great road vehicle, the wife wants one when we retire to be her "old lady car". They are a blast to drive on road and handle snow and ice well. I've never seen one on a trail though? I'm a huge jeep fan, but I tell everyone who asks the same thing. If you aren't going to wheel it, there are much better options than the wrangler. Even if you are a jeep fan, if it's a road only vehicle get a grand Cherokee. More comfortable, better engine options, handles better, much more cabin space, etc. On the other hand the wrangler is about the only option for a hard use off roader, at least until ford actually builds any of those broncos they took pre-orders on 8 months ago.
Yes, totally agree. I ordered my Sahara with a ton of various options to try to make it as comfortable as possible, but I'd have been far better off spending that money on a Grand Cherokee (or an Audi). The extent of my off-roading is pretty much limited to putt-putting down a sandy two-track to a nice trout stream, not blasting across some desert landscape. The Wrangler got me with its good looks...but as I learned many years ago, you can't base a relationship on looks. If I had a 3 car garage I'd have kept it around just for fun, but I needed something I could count on day in and day out.
Depending on who you talk to that's not necessarily better; a certain YouTube car personality calls them "endless money pits."
I bought my wife a 2018 Audi A4 when I bought my 2018 JLU. She is tired of it and wants new car. It has 18000 miles on it and is loaded. Paid 45k. Trade in value is 24k in mint condition. Good cars, just don't hold their value like a jeep Wrangler.Depending on who you talk to that's not necessarily better; a certain YouTube car personality calls them "endless money pits."
However, I've owned several Audis in my life and all of them have been completely reliable though I admit to not keeping them longer than seven years each.
Good luck with the Q5!
Sounded like the attention and communication with engineers was what’s wrong not with the JL itself.
