# of Wranglers you’ve owned

[DOOKEY]

I've had a few. The 2 JK's were the wife's DD.

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[nostatic]

Well, I wanted a Jeep starting back in the early 70's. I learned to drive at age 12 in one of these out in Anza Borrego:

Then my second car was a '63 Bug that I converted to a Baja bug (first was a '67 Bug). My buddies had various 4x4s, but a CJ was always an aspirational goal for me.

So only took me about 45 years to finally get there (though it is JL - close enough )

 

[PullmeSideways1341]

86’ CJ-7
01’ TJ
07’ JKU
10’ JKR
18’ JLUR

feel like I’m forgetting one....

plus a handful of Grand Cherokees too

 

[mark203]

First time Jeep owner, from a Toyota pickup that I had been driving since 1991.
(and thousands of miles in M151's a LONG time ago LOL)

 

[aldo98229]

Nine in 12 years:

1. 2008 Sahara 2-door - Jeep Green with khaki soft top; bought used with 8,000 miles
2. 2009 Rubicon 2-door - Jeep Green with black hardtop. Bought new 1 week before Chrysler filed for bankruptcy - dealer gave me 33% OFF MSRP!
3. 2009 Rubicon 4-door - Bright Silver; used
4. 2012 Rubicon 4-door - Dozer; factory ordered
5. 2013 Rubicon 2-door - Commando with Saddle interior; new
6. 2014 Sahara 4-door - Dune; bought used with 11,000 miles
7. 2015 Sahara 4-door - Tank with Saddle interior; bought used with 5,000 miles
8. 2018 JK Rubicon Recon 4-door - Gobi; new
9. 2018 JL Sahara 4-door - Firecracker; new

For years I owned concurrently a 2-door Rubicon for off-roading, and a 4-door Sahara for road trips, particularly in winter.

My favorites were that 2013 Rubicon 2-door (Commando) and 2015 Sahara 4-door (Tank). My least favorite was that 2018 Rubicon Recon: it had the most expensive MSRP of all my Wranglers, but the build quality was total POS.

I am very happy with my current JL.

 

[aldo98229]

My favorite of the 9 Wranglers I owned was this 2015 Sahara 4-door: bought it used with 5,000 miles for $34,000 fully loaded; sold it with 30,000 miles for $30,000. It had a Mopar 2” lift, 34x10.5 KO2 “pizza cutters” and a rear TrueTrac.

It was completely trouble-free, cost me very little to own, drove great on-road, was extremely capable on the trail, and looked like a million bucks.

 

[somedude922]

Never owned a wrangler. The 2021 will be my first. I have had 2 CJ7s and an XJ.

 

[danzy55]

1994 YJ Sahara
1996 TJ Sport
2003 TJ Sport
2010 JK Sahara
2012 JKU Sport
2013 JK Rubicon 10th Anniversary
2018 JLU Rubicon
2020 JT Gladiator Rubicon
Plus 3 old school Cherokee's
1998 Grand Cherokee 5.9 Limited

 

[Mikester86]

2001 TJ Sport
2018 JK Willys
2020 JLU Rubicon

 

[PunKin]

2008 JK 4-Dr AT
2015 JK 4-Dr AT
2018 2-Dr JL MT
2020 4-DR JL 4Cyl Turbo AT (I'm Lovin' It!!)

 

[Fsttanks]

Just the “Wranglers” not all the Jeeps or other 4X4s I have owned.
YJ 95 (learned what JEEP stands for)
TJ 97 (x2 , 4 banger and I6)
TJ. 99 (lots of fun in this one)
JKU 13 (favorite 4x4 to date)
JK 14
JLUR 20 (only time will tell)

 

[Rico1111]

On my 6th 5 2-doors and 1 -4door all manual transmissions.

 

[Amaruq]

2013 JKU 6-spd
2020 JLR 6-spd

 

[jespey]

1. 2010 JK. Traded in on:
2. 2013 JK Traded in on Mini Cooper in 2015.

Now the fun/crazy part

3. 2018 JK Freedom edition, weekend fun car (third car), traded in 9 mos on:
4. 2018 JL. Traded in 7 months on:
5. 2018 JK. Traded wife’s Mini and this JK on:
6. 2020 JLUS. Then traded my BMW DD two mos later on:
7. 2020 JLUR. I have the JLUS and wife drives the JLUR.

Lots of recent Jeeps, but we both are extremely happy now. YOLO!

 

[NMPirate]

Getting ready to order a new JLU pretty soon. When I was in high school I had a 1965 CJ that was bright orange, 4 cylinder engine and even a crank windshield wiper. It would go anywhere in the dirt, but on the street only 50 mph down hill with a tail wind! It's been far to long without a good 4WD vehicle.

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