Fine. It's a newer Jeep Wrangler. One of the better years. I have never bought a new car. Always wait it out and figure out what years have issues. The engine problem I need to fix is common but it's one of the only issues these ones have. It's a big job to fix but once your done the engine is better than factory. The cylinder head bolt threads pull out of the aluminum block on the 3.6L. Replace all 16 of them with steel Time-Sert thread inserts and you're golden.
Nice, like them or not people want them.
I like how different they are from everything else. If you ever drive one or have it's a definite "Woah! This is weird, I like it!". For me at least.
Wheels are more at the corners than anything else which creates a crazy sliding(?) sensation when turning at low speed. Super good turning radius, not so great freeway, oh well. Meant for the trails and to be street able. I'm happy.
Edit: Not a fan of the older Jeeps though. Those drive like absolute trash. JK generation is tits if you get the right years.
Fix the engine by putting a OM606 diesel or similar, and run that thing on veg oils.
That's a lot of money.
Edit: And I'm in Commiefornia. That wouldn't fly. Would have to bribe a shady smog tech every 2 years.
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