Used 1998 Jeep Wrangler Consumer Reviews
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RUST & BUST....it's a jeep thing
Rust from the day I drove it off the parking lot..It has never stopped, hinges and doors and mirror brackets..I have had to replace break calipers after less than 50k miles, new tires at 35k miles, new windshield washer motor, wireing harness to the dashboard controls,exhaust manifold,steering sway bars and many other small things..all done at a Jeep dealer...will never own another Jeep product..It's four years old and I have put $4000.00 into repairs in the last 8 months
6 Years with a 1998 Wrangler Sport
I took delivery of my special order Wrangler Sport in January 1998. The combination of a 6 cyl., auto., and 3.73 rear axle gets you 15-16 mpg. Adding the K&N induction system has improved gas mileage to 18 mpg. The factory sound system is limited. Adding the Jeep subwoofer system has helped. Interior and highway ride quality is good. However, off-road is where this vehicle rules! I recommend the factory limited-slip rear axle for off-road driving, and the full steel doors to lower int. noise levels. For a second vehicle that will see limited use, it dosen't get any better - a convertible with great off-road capabilities from the factory.
- SE Convertible SUVMSRP: $8,695143 mi away
- Sport Convertible SUVMSRP: $10,450261 mi away
- Sport Convertible SUVMSRP: $13,995451 mi away
I still dream about my Jeep in my sleep
I had my 1998 Jeep wrangler sport for 17 years. She could turn on a dime. I raised my boys in it with a dog. Just attach the thing on the back bungied over coolers and Rubbermaid containers and camping we will go.
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Truely a
My jeep wrangler is the most versitile vehicle that I have ever owned. It preforms well on road, and exceptionally well off-road. Whether the road is flooded, snow-covered, or just thick mud, I have been able to travel down it. Were ever I go, I am honestly able to say that I have complete confidence that I will get to my destination in a Jeep Wrangler.
Good for short commutes..and that is all
Bought the car for short commutes around town. Ended up using as a workhorse. MPG is ~15 so that is brutal. Had numerous problems such as axle leaks, brake issues, transfer case replaced, and faulty electrical system for dashboard. Taken this puppy in to the shop at least 6-8 times and paid the piper. I only recommend this as a 2nd vehicle used for 4-wheeling or taking the top off and cruising around. All in all, not a very practical vehicle