The 2010 Jeep Wrangler Review 1

Pros : I don't drive around a lot, so getting the Jeep was about "ME"

Cons : Almost every thing, but more power would be nice

Purchased As... New

I haven't owned many cars, I am really picky, but I test drove a lot of vehicles, put I just knew that this ( 4x4 Jeep) was for me. I love how it rides, but there are a lot of drivers that are demanding on the road, or for better words, rude. So my only wish that my Jeep had would be more power, more of a way that tells other drivers that are rude to "BACK UP and NO CUTTING IN! I was here first!"

Okay then, for a more adult point of view...I own my vehicles for a long time, so I already have a feeling that I will be driving my Jeep for many years...or until my Daughter takes it, like she commandeers all my other possessions.

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The 2010 Jeep Wrangler Review 2

KBB Editors' Overview The 66-year history of what has become America's definitive off-roader and an icon on the level of national treasures such as the Corvette and Mustang began with a run of nearly 650,000 units built for use during the last world war. Distributed strictly for civilian enjoyment today, Jeep claims the percentage of Wrangler owners who take their vehicles off road is higher than that of any other brand.

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The 2010 Jeep Wrangler Review 3

"The...Jeep Wrangler can't be beat for heritage, image and no-compromises off-road ability. But compared to some other SUVs, it lacks refinement and power."

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The 2010 Jeep Wrangler Review 4

"The beauty of the four-door Wrangler Unlimited is that it still packs the rugged looks of the iconic two-door, but in stretched form. As long-time admirers, we enjoy the Wrangler's looks, especially sans roof, and after driving it in its natural habitat (off the beaten path), the Wrangler's capabilities never ceased to amaze."

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