2008 Jeep Wrangler Review
This Jeep is far from perfect, though. The tall ground clearance and high door thresholds make entering and exiting the vehicle a complicated affair. Moreover, with the full-size spare tire mounted on the tailgate, rearward visibility is mediocre.
Auto123 Reviewed the 2008 Jeep Wrangler and gave out”While a tad more mature and mainstream than the previous model, the Wrangler remains a specialized 4×4 — the best truck on the planet according to Jeep purists. It can go just about anywhere and, in Unlimited format, it offers what is arguably a pleasant ride. For less than $26,000, this 4-door Wrangler is a pretty attractive choice. Most importantly, it may be the ultimate weapon for drivers fighting the rough Canadian winters. Snow can go to hell!”
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September 4th, 2008 at 8:17 pm
Pros: Rides comfortable for what it is, is the BEST in bad weather, snow/mud/rain
Cons: slow acceleration, slow braking, rear seat in 2 door nearly impossible to get to
The versatility of the vehicle is what I appreciate most about it. The gas mileage although not great, is better thant he 05 yukon I traded for. Highway best is 23, around town I get 15. Great stereo, nice bucket seats with excellent durable cloth, lifetime powertrain AS LONG AS CHRYSLER does not go bankrupt anytime soon. The jeep turns on a dime, rides down the highway nice enough, and the 3 piece hard top is sweet, although there is a noticable bit of wind noise when the top is on and the windows are rolled up.
A minivan could beat the jeep 0-60, but during the winter when cars are slipping and sliding i’ll be running over mountains of snow. I hope this helps!