Jeep Wrangler Change Vehicle

"handling"

"The 2007 Jeep Wrangler has poor handling characteristics and lacks in power, but handling and power are not reasons why people purchase this vehicle."

"Typical for all wranglers, the acceleration is lacking, and the handling is a bit loose."

"Own a 2007 Jeep Wrangler. To say that the engine is gutless is to give it too much credit. Slow to accelerate. At times dangerous to pass another vehicle. A vehicle this heavy needed at least 300 bhp. 205 bhp gives you neither good acceleration nor good economy."

"It handles so well, it doesn't feel like a Jeep. We can drive through dips and bumps without worrying about bottoming out."

"I LOVE my wrangler. It is the most fun driving vehicle I have ever owned. I have had multiple bmws Lexus lrange rovers and porches and the Jeep is the only one I would 100% buy again. So much more fun than any other car I have ever driven. I choose to drive it over either of our bmws or our Lexus. My family members agree and beg to drive it. Driving should be fun, not boring, and the Jeep is the most fun vehicle available. Especially in the summer with top and doors off."

"A fun vehicle, and little more power would be nice. With the right tires it handles like a sports car, almost."

"The wrangler needs more horsepower for highway driving. But it is awesome in bad weather, goes thru the worst snow, ice or water problems easily."

"Drives like a truck. Handles bad roads, gravel and dirt roads, snow with predictability and ease. Pulls a small boat and occasional work trailer. No sweat. Good gearing, plenty of power. Tight turning circle. Climbs walls."

"Exceptionaly hard on gas"

"The Jeep Wrangler is very under powered with the 3.IL, 205 hp engine. Difficulty pulling even the slightest of grades. Electronic throttle slow to react leading to constant stalling. Still issues with fuel burping out of fuel filler."

"Low power, poor transmission"

"3.8L engine is very under powered, acceleration terrible"

"Seats are very poor and no heating and cooling for rear seats."

"Extremely difficult to enter the rear seat. The front seats do not fold down allowing entry into the rear."