I had a Hybrid as a rental when I moved out here. Sucked. No trunk, and the mileage was so-so.If I could I would. But Instead I'm getting a roof. and that's WAY better!
(Thinking more like a Camry actually......maybe even a Hybrid?!)
complete with tacky ferrari kit conversion with 2" sheetmetal gaps and white miami vice suits....I vote 1986 Pontiac Fiero for MMike.
It is a jeep, what do you expect?
Jeep= $3,500-$4,500 for a Corolla
Cash for clunkers is still dumb.
Must spread.When did we annex Canada?
This MIGHT be a world record. Have you contacted Guinness?Total mileage driven in Jeeps (3): ~250k miles
My father and brother have had just as much "luck"This MIGHT be a world record. Have you contacted Guinness?
Ahhh... yeah. Manual trans for the most part?My father and brother have had just as much "luck"
Routine maintenance goes a long way.
Edit - all our Jeeps have had the 4.0......that makes a big difference.
I had a 4 liter Jeep, F'n exhaust manifold cracked.My father and brother have had just as much "luck"
Routine maintenance goes a long way.
Edit - all our Jeeps have had the 4.0......that makes a big difference.
Don't forget to put the buick grand national engine in it. Or even an LS1.I vote 1986 Pontiac Fiero for MMike.
All autos. Never had a single serious engine/trans/TC issue.Ahhh... yeah. Manual trans for the most part?
More like a VW Beetle convertible.I vote 1986 Pontiac Fiero for MMike.
You didn't annex....... In the grand American tradition you amex'd it.When did we annex Canada?
I agree....alas I have the 4.7L H.O.All autos. Never had a single serious engine/trans/TC issue.
That 4.0 is a gift from God. SO friggin' reliable, absolute workhorse of a motor. Crazy simple to work on, too.
Yes it does, my 98 wranlger has the 4.0 and gets very regular routine maintenance from me. 130,000 miles, runs like swiss watch.Routine maintenance goes a long way.
Edit - all our Jeeps have had the 4.0......that makes a big difference.
Unfortunatly thats a fairly common failure in the 4 liter.I had a 4 liter Jeep, F'n exhaust manifold cracked.
Parts are expensive. I had to replace the "clock spring" in my steering wheel. Basically its just a big coiled loop of copper wire for electrical power to the horn and airbag, and it was 300 bucks. But it was my fault it broke since I was screwin around with the steering at the time.Just
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I know a lot of people seem to have issues with the CPS on the 4.7 V8s just from being on a Jeep forum a bit.Apparently it was the crank sensor.
$260 (with the towing)