Well My mom is in the market for a new vehicle, Something relatively cheap but capable in the winter (and my occasional testing of any 4x4 I can get my hands on)
So of course I'm looking at jeeps, all of them haha. I like the liberty because she likes small suv's really well, and because this is a balanced street rig/fun toy. I've never ridden in one but how are they, more reliability wise then anything else, I plan to test drive some today (sweet)
Was also looking at the older grand cherokees, like the 04's. Some of the used ones are cheaper then liberty's, and I have driven a few of these and am fairly impressed with its luxurios feel. New however they are not cheap enough.
Wranglers, well what can I say the cheapest of all, hold their value very well. Rugged and not very street friendly. If I had my way she'd get a rubicon but haha, I don't think pavement pounders need locking diff's and MT/r's.
Was also looking at the suby wrx purely for fun factor and minimal snow worthiness (I'm imagining a snow plow!)
Just reliability, recall, personal opinions on this one guys. Cover all the bases.
So of course I'm looking at jeeps, all of them haha. I like the liberty because she likes small suv's really well, and because this is a balanced street rig/fun toy. I've never ridden in one but how are they, more reliability wise then anything else, I plan to test drive some today (sweet)
Was also looking at the older grand cherokees, like the 04's. Some of the used ones are cheaper then liberty's, and I have driven a few of these and am fairly impressed with its luxurios feel. New however they are not cheap enough.
Wranglers, well what can I say the cheapest of all, hold their value very well. Rugged and not very street friendly. If I had my way she'd get a rubicon but haha, I don't think pavement pounders need locking diff's and MT/r's.
Was also looking at the suby wrx purely for fun factor and minimal snow worthiness (I'm imagining a snow plow!)
Just reliability, recall, personal opinions on this one guys. Cover all the bases.