PavementWarrior
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I am in between the so I think both are right, but its interesting to see 2 cultures collide in the amazing new Wrangler JL.
Old School
My brother has been driving his CJ for over 30 years, and it is never at fault or can be questioned. His logic is a far cry from the new wave of buyers logic
The CJ was bought used with no top.
Rain: not the Jeep's fault drive faster and get a rain coat.
Wind: get a real hair cut, girl friends not wanting pony tails were not keepers
Engine trouble:
Obviously not Jeep's fault, this bad boy needed a V8 obviously and deserves it
Wind noise complaint:
Who knows, while walking home you can assume it was a dumb comment
Kids cant get into back without a step:
The kids knew better and learned to climb up a tire or go to back and jump on the rear jump seat. The Jeep has done its job to make kids strong.
Dogs:
Oddly they also learned to jump in unassisted.
Anything else:
Obviously not Jeeps fault, Jeep deserved an upgrade to handle more extreme terrain is all.
New School
My evil step Mom wa lookign at new wrangler, and all the questions were complaints based on my Dad's old Wrangler, and wind noise, gas milage, on road ride quality (bouncing around!)
I just told her to buy a Lincoln Fluffy Wagon 2.0, seriously if wind is your number one issue... why look at a Wrangler!!!
Now there are lot with a less silly list, but they often are so far removed from the thinking old schoolers have its interesting
Old School
My brother has been driving his CJ for over 30 years, and it is never at fault or can be questioned. His logic is a far cry from the new wave of buyers logic
The CJ was bought used with no top.
Rain: not the Jeep's fault drive faster and get a rain coat.
Wind: get a real hair cut, girl friends not wanting pony tails were not keepers
Engine trouble:
Obviously not Jeep's fault, this bad boy needed a V8 obviously and deserves it
Wind noise complaint:
Who knows, while walking home you can assume it was a dumb comment
Kids cant get into back without a step:
The kids knew better and learned to climb up a tire or go to back and jump on the rear jump seat. The Jeep has done its job to make kids strong.
Dogs:
Oddly they also learned to jump in unassisted.
Anything else:
Obviously not Jeeps fault, Jeep deserved an upgrade to handle more extreme terrain is all.
New School
My evil step Mom wa lookign at new wrangler, and all the questions were complaints based on my Dad's old Wrangler, and wind noise, gas milage, on road ride quality (bouncing around!)
I just told her to buy a Lincoln Fluffy Wagon 2.0, seriously if wind is your number one issue... why look at a Wrangler!!!
Now there are lot with a less silly list, but they often are so far removed from the thinking old schoolers have its interesting
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