Who actually uses A/C?

[DeadHead]

If you are not familiar with a jeep many would not realize the power window button is in the middle of the dash. Dumbest setup I have seen.

But yes in the humid northern Virginia area I use AC. Even with the top down it is nice to have that cool breeze when you stop.

I thought it was a weird set up too until my friend with small kids bought 4 door. Him and the wife can have the doors off and the kids are relatively contained. And he still has control of the windows if needed.

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[Headbarcode]

I had a Firebird that had the power window toggles on the center console.

The only cars I've had with the window switches on the center console, where the few mid 80's turbodiesel Mercedes that I cycled through back in the day. Right beside the cup holders is not the best place for electrical switches. Lol!

 

[Headbarcode]

I see your point, but most cars automatically come with A/C. I drive an Accord everyday and of course I use the A/C, but the Jeep will be a toy, not a DD. I likely won’t take it out in the rain, or salt, or super hot/humid conditions. Nonetheless, I’ll still get it partly due to some of the excellent responses I’ve received. I wasn’t losing sleep over it, more of just a curiosity.

You're gonna love the JL! You might need a battery tender for the accord. Hahaha!

 

[Headbarcode]

I thought it was a weird set up too until my friend with small kids bought 4 door. Him and the wife can have the doors off and the kids are relatively contained. And he still has control of the windows if needed.

 

[Grace213]

Texas in August. Mic drop.

Didn't even know you could get a Wrangler without AC. I wouldn't be without it but my Wrangler is simply my daily. No mods, no removing doors, top, etc. It gets hot as heck in summer & I wouldn't be without AC.

 

[Zandcwhite]

Funny you bring up the window buttons on the dash. I wish I had a dollar for every passenger in my Jeep that slid their hand along the arm rest like that would make the button magically appear.
Your “why” are the buttons there is also a good question. I’ve read it’s because the doors are removable but you still have to disconnect a harness to remove the doors.

If you remove just the front doors, you can still roll up the back windows. Less weight and complexity in the doors. Less wiring in the harness that you disconnect. There's still several good reasons they are where they are.

 

[Megawatt]

 

[Nomod]

Why would you have such a woman in your vehicle? I find they are the most fun in such a condition.

You, my friend, have obviously not been married for 50 years.

 

[Alleycat392]

H-U-M-I-D-I-T-Y

oh... and let’s not forget about resale value & appeal. If 10 used buyers were interested in purchasing your vehicle with A/C option, your resale interest will be down to give or take 2 out of 10 still interested. Saving $1300 will end up costing you much more in the long run. JMO

 

[Nomod]

The only cars I've had with the window switches on the center console, where the few mid 80's turbodiesel Mercedes that I cycled through back in the day. Right beside the cup holders is not the best place for electrical switches. Lol!

My GTO has the window and traction control switches on the console too - next to the cup holders. The upside of that is it made it easy to adjust to the JLU.

 

[TrailScooter]

You, my friend, have obviously not been married for 50 years.

Fair point... Forty years next year.











I still stand by my statement.

 

[sf5211]

Thanks Headbarcode and Zandcwhite for the heads up on why the buttons are on the dash. I never thought if you only removed the front doors. I of course have OCD (obsessive compulsive dummy in my case.) I have to take all 4 off.
With these crazy lawsuits I can also see a situation where someone is turning around in the car while driving on the highway to hit the rear window switch, crashes and Sue’s Jeep.

 

[DaltonGang]

Houston, SubTropical climate, and lots of rain. Need I say more??

 

[WagzDad]

Gulf coast from April to November

 

[RoadiJeff]

Who actually uses A/C?

We do here in the humid Midwest whenever the temp is much above 78 degrees.