Latest reviews about Jeep Wrangler - 2007

dozergirl says "Not the best Jeep ever made that's for sure" about Jeep Wrangler - 2007

dozergirl — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 03:24:36 GMT

Always wanted a Jeep Wrangler, finally got one, a new 2007 Wrangler. At first, loved it, then realized it wasn't so great. It's impossible for anyone to get into the back seat. The seats don't pop up like in the earlier models, they just scoot and tip. No way for an adult of any size to get back there, not even a child. Then, needed new brakes after a while, no one carries the brake pads because Chrysler hasn't released the patent so, what would normally be a 99.00 brake job cost me 400.00. Same thing with the air filter and the wipers, they hadn't released the patent on all these things nearly a year and 1/2 later. Had to pay astronomical prices for all these things. And it doesn't end there. My headlight went out, that should be an easy fix, on any other car it is. Not on the new Jeep Wrangler. Have to have a special tool, and you have to take off almost the entire front end, just to access the case and the bulb. And of course, both can't go out at the same time so, I had to go...

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cproview says "Best Bang for the Buck" about Jeep Wrangler - 2007

cproview — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 07:40:40 GMT

Bought the 4-door Rubicon model and it just rocks! The Freedom top really makes having a soft top unnecessary as you have the option of removing one or more panels or the whole thing (bulky and once its off, you can't toss it in the back like the panels). The back seat is much roomier than the 2-door model and folds down flat which is very convenient. All the other off road capabilities are there and it is a great feeling driving a vehicle which can ably negotiate any weather or road conditions. The mileage isn't terrible given the size and weight of the vehicle. If you are the type that floors the gas pedal at any opportunity, then your mileage is going to tank.

You can get either automatic or standard transmission, power locks and windows (yes, the doors are still removable). The only option not available on the 4-door is the vinyl/leatherette seating. The cloth is easy to maintain but its just the matter of choice for me. The sound system is more than adequate...

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hawkfan77 says "My Jeep Wrangler is the best car I have ever purchased" about Jeep Wrangler - 2007

hawkfan77 — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:38:54 GMT

We love everything about our Wrangler. It is sporty, nice looking, and can park almost anywhere. It is loaded with accesories so has the creature comforts we like. It has satellite radio, I-pod connectablility, great pick-up, air conditioning, and a green color that I have not seen on any other vehicle. It has the six speed manual transmission that is geared really low for first but can easily go 75+ in sixth gear. I only wish it got a little bit better gas mileage. Mileage is only around 15 MPG but the quality of the Jeep makes up for what we don't get in mileage. The convertible top is easily raised and lowered in just minutes. We have the oversized tires so it throws the speedometer off about 5 miles per hour - like we are actually traveling at a speed that is 5 miles per hour more than registers on the speedometer....

lildevii136 says "Stock off road capabilities are amazing" about Jeep Wrangler - 2007

lildevii136 — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 02:03:12 GMT

I was very impressed with the new styling of the Jeep Wrangler. I always liked them but would never purchase one due to the fact that it lacked style. It was a very rugged no frills type of vehicle before the restyling. It is very quite and air tight inside, makes you feel like you are in a car. They come very equipt for off-road use right from the factory. With options like electronic disconnect's and electronic locker's it is very easy to take it on any trail. There are a couple things I still don't understand though. For instance paying over thirty thousand dollars for a Rubicon and not getting a hard top and power package included. Also, the tire choice on the stock X's are very small. They should give you an option on the hard top not make you pay fifteen hundred dollars for a dual top option. Overall I am impressed with the new interior and exterior styling and would recommend it to anyone....

jeepers says "Jeepers! Love it..." about Jeep Wrangler - 2007

jeepers — Thu, 20 Dec 2007 05:37:52 GMT

It had been my dream to own a Wrangler since 1998. I drove my buddy's 2002 Wrangler around on and off for about a year, and had to get my own. I bought my 2007 Wrangler in February and promptly drove it across the country. The new soft top is noisier than a regular car, but far better than the previous models. Also, I find the top a lot easier to get off and put on than other models. I love how big and durable everything is - the door handles, the stick, etc. I love putting the top down and taking the doors off and cruising around town, but that kills the gas mileage. Seems like the more fun you have with the jeep, the more gas it needs... but it is so worth it! I came to my Jeep from a Toyota Celica, and I do miss my celica sometimes... but usually only when I want to rip it up and go fast down a country road. But the pros of owning a jeep far outweigh the Celica. I love going offroading and how safe I feel knowing I have the option of using 4 wheel drive if I need......

eklumpp207 says "It's a jeep thing, buy one drive one and then you'll understand." about Jeep Wrangler - 2007

eklumpp207 — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 22:35:21 GMT

I am the proud owner of a Jeep Wrangler and can not see myself ever getting rid of mine. I am not a 4x4ing, mud tire bying enthusiast but I love the stying and capability when I need it. In the midwest 9 months of the year I have zero need for a 4 wheel drive vehicle, however the few winter storms that drop inches of snow or layers of ice make me glad to own such a capable vehicle. During the summer months with the top down your daily driver becomes a recreational vehicle.

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miamisailor says "I LOVE my Jeep" about Jeep Wrangler - 2007

miamisailor — Sun, 26 Aug 2007 23:18:50 GMT

Have had my 2007 2 door Wrangler for about 3 months and have close to 4,000 miles on it. The ride and handling are so much improved over the 2006's. Very little wind noise and no leaks from the soft top!!!! Only downside is the 14 mpg's around town. If you're looking for a fun, reliable convertible that can go just about anywhere, you should check out the Wrangler. I was able to get the dealer to go $100.00 over dealer invoice (not MSRP) and deduct the dealer fees. If you shop around it's a lot of vehicle for the money....