Jeep Wrangler!

laneybug · Post by **laneybug** » Sun Sep 16, 2007 4:09 pm

Does anyone else love theirs as much as I do?! :wah:

Oh, and by the way.... I can't stand that Jeep is calling those new four door SUVs "Wranglers." Wrangler Unlimited, I think. As far as I know.... a four door Jeep is a Cherokee or Grand Cherokee. Or even a Liberty or whatever else they're calling them. But NOT Wranglers. Well.... I guess you'd have to own a Wrangler to understand.

gmc · Post by **gmc** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 8:54 am

laneybug;695495 wrote: Does anyone else love theirs as much as I do?! :wah:

Oh, and by the way.... I can't stand that Jeep is calling those new four door SUVs "Wranglers." Wrangler Unlimited, I think. As far as I know.... a four door Jeep is a Cherokee or Grand Cherokee. Or even a Liberty or whatever else they're calling them. But NOT Wranglers. Well.... I guess you'd have to own a Wrangler to understand.

Posers cars anyway. I always thought american cars were big with V8 engines. This is what Chevrolet sell in this country, never mind V8- 800cc. You get motorbikes with bigger engines. 0-60 in 20 seconds

http://www.carpages.co.uk/chevrolet/che ... -03-07.asp

laneybug · Post by **laneybug** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 7:38 pm

My Jeep is a 4 cyl. Gutless as all get out, but great on gas and it has 4wheel drive for when I need it.

I love it cause I can just go right over a little divider instead of drive 6 miles to get to something that's just next door! :wah: The cops don't know I do that, though. :sneaky:

As for that little matchbox you call a car in that picture..... imagine getting into an accident with that little dinky thing!

gmc · Post by **gmc** » Tue Sep 18, 2007 8:55 am

laneybug;695955 wrote: My Jeep is a 4 cyl. Gutless as all get out, but great on gas and it has 4wheel drive for when I need it.

I love it cause I can just go right over a little divider instead of drive 6 miles to get to something that's just next door! :wah: The cops don't know I do that, though. :sneaky:

As for that little matchbox you call a car in that picture..... imagine getting into an accident with that little dinky thing!

It gets three stars in the encap ratings which beats some of the older SUV's around and isn't bad considering it's age-due for replacement next year. Depends what hits you I suppose. Gives you an idea the size of car I considering as a runabout. Sod the image I just want the cheapest i can get. Our fuel costs make economy a top priority. there are a couple of US pickup's floating around where I live. They're ridiculous-too big for medieval cities-you've no idea how annoying being stuck behind one in a congested street can be-and too wide for our parking spaces.

laneybug · Post by **laneybug** » Tue Sep 18, 2007 3:44 pm

Ugh, I think those trucks are too big here in America. Simply over-indulgence. Same with vehicles like Hummers and Escalades. Usually, you get some dumb hotrod behind the wheel of big vehicles like that who think they're invincible and cause havoc to everyone around them!

gmc · Post by **gmc** » Thu Sep 20, 2007 8:50 am

laneybug;696439 wrote: Ugh, I think those trucks are too big here in America. Simply over-indulgence. Same with vehicles like Hummers and Escalades. Usually, you get some dumb hotrod behind the wheel of big vehicles like that who think they're invincible and cause havoc to everyone around them!

O prefer reverse psychology. Drive the kind of car that says you don't care what people think.

gmc · Post by **gmc** » Thu Sep 20, 2007 8:50 am

laneybug;696439 wrote: Ugh, I think those trucks are too big here in America. Simply over-indulgence. Same with vehicles like Hummers and Escalades. Usually, you get some dumb hotrod behind the wheel of big vehicles like that who think they're invincible and cause havoc to everyone around them!

I prefer reverse psychology. Drive the kind of car that says you don't care what people think.