Low mileage pre-owned

[Shibadog]

What makes you think that insurance is high on Wranglers?

https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/cheapest-to-insure.115109/

I think it depends on the area. Wranglers have always cost me more than a “car” of similar value (theft rate?)

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[Deleted member 59498]

Wranglers are always cheaper for me, they are safer being the number one reason. You are far more likely to be killed or seriously injured in a F150 or Corolla than Wrangler. Might be speed factor or something don't know. Pretty safe though.

 

[Ratbert]

I think it depends on the area. Wranglers have always cost me more than a “car” of similar value (theft rate?)

Sorry, I was just pointing to a site that did an analysis that seemed to contradict what you'd said.

 

[Flip]

Wranglers are always cheaper for me, they are safer being the number one reason. You are far more likely to be killed or seriously injured in a F150 or Corolla than Wrangler. Might be speed factor or something don't know. Pretty safe though.

OH S**T! Killed or seriously injured! You had to mention Corolla, that's my daily driver! ?

AHHH Mediocre!

 

[Deleted member 59498]

That dude on the swimming board flying through the air is like "This is survivable bro! Just watch!"

 

[Shibadog]

Sorry, I was just pointing to a site that did an analysis that seemed to contradict what you'd said.

No problems. Just note that several folks on that string complained about “high” costs. My own experience with Jeeps has also tended that way.

 

[azjl#3]

That's horrible if their are that many lemons, makes me wonder if I am missing something before I make a purchase?

carfax every search you make, yeah, something like $19 for one, $29 for three, 99 unlimited. Anyway, every dealer or service is logged via vin number. Research, what a jeep has been in for some electronic thingy 2-6 times, and last time was right before it sold, it was probably not fixed. Oil change every 6-9 months, nothing else, good to go.

I just traded in a super low 2018 loaded with only 30,000 miles. Great shape, gone off dealer lot inside two weeks, so there are good low mile jeeps. think about it, unless it's your DD, in a city, they don't rack the miles, nobody really drives across country anymore, they fly.

 

[siggy]

This idea that ordering a new Wrangler is cheaper than buying it used ceased to be true with Jeep’s idiotic pricing.

Around here I can buy a two year old Rubicon with less than 15,000 miles for $15,000 less than the price of a new one.

It’s been like this for the last eighteen months or so.

Please provide 3 examples. I like being the idiot in the room.

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