Jeep Wrangler 2 Door vs 4 Door Compared, Contrasted & Reviewed!
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2 door for me because I have no friends
2-door for me cuz I just need room for me and my dog!
Hey could I ride with you
@@JacksBurchs let’s ride!!!
I’m sorry 💔
Real
2 Door Jeeps: For 2 people and removing the rear seat, you have a ton of storage in the back. I vary rarely have more than 2 people in my Jeep. I love the look of the 2 door with the top removed.
I currently have a 4-door pickup and I rarely have more than 2 people in it. Most of the time, it's just me and no passenger. I think a lot of people buy a vehicle with more seats than they really need.
this guy gets it
The four door Jeep Wranglers look like (because they were) a design afterthought. The two door Wranglers just look and feel the part of what these magnificent utilitarian four wheel drive vehicles were designed to do. I always thought that the Cherokee (now a very bland and station wagon-like car) should have taken on the role of the four door off road monster that the four door Wranglers now are.
I don't give a crap what 2dr "purist" snobs think. I've had CJs and a YJ. They're smaller than a JK or JL. I treated mine like convertible mini-pickups. They towed, hauled, commuted, offroaded, roadtripped, recovered, etc.
A 4dr is fine offroad if you're not trying to be a competitive rockcrawler or trying to compensate for weak self-esteem. Just set it up intelligently, instead of spending THOUSANDS on a huge lift, enough lights for a football stadium, and 20"+ rims...instead of armor, lockers, a winch, and durable 33-37" tires. The bloated JK and JL are already 6" wider than earlier Jeeps.
If you want an offroader that can climb steeps, but also want a convertible, AND you have 3 kids...or kids still in carseats, still socialize with 2 parents simultaneously, have a few big dogs, want to haul big stuff without a trailer, and/or want to tow your 3000lb boat to the local ramp, the 4dr is the way to go. The ride tends to be nicer with the 4dr too. Tops and rockers are more expensive though.
If you're that worried about breakover angle, engineer a high-clearance skid to maybe complement taller tires/suspension. Install rocker protection that can be pivoted on. Do a 3pt instead of a U-turn. This isn't rocket surgery. Try to keep the COG and overall height reasonable, so that it doesn't flop over or clip the roof on every branch/ceiling/cliff.
I have a small 4dr hatchback commuter. It's usually just me in the car. I still like having 4drs for when it's more though. A 2dr is often a PITA with carseats, elderly family members, or large cargo. You're not as comfortable towing a 3000lb boat very far with a 2dr Wrangler either.
I see far more women driving 4 doors now. How any "man" can look at a goofy and just outright fugly, super feminine 4 dr limo and drive that thing off the lot says a lot about that person. Any man (said loosely) not a minimalist is a fruit. Ladies and "certain men" need a lot of room for shopping bags and a lot of other 💩.
I have a 2 door (I've had 3 to be exact). I've also had a 4 door (my wife did). I like the 2 door because I like to have the doors off during the warmer months. 4 doors just aren't appealing with the doors off. However "lifted" 4 doors have better trail manners. Either way you go, they're great vehicles to own. Life's too short to drive a boring car.
I'm a 57-year-old guy with only a passing interest (but building) interest in Jeeps and off-roading but I'd very much enjoy hanging out with Tommy to learn. He's intelligent, knows his subject matter and presents interesting topics. Tommy, you're authentic and very relatable and I hope you will keep it real as the TFL channels grow in popularity. I think I've mentioned this about all the guys over the many videos I've commented on. Great job to all!
2 door problem solved, just take the top of and then you have great access
Fax that’s why i want the two door
That's what she said
2 door if you're single or young. 4 door if you have wife and kids. Great video guys, keep it that way
Hit the nail on the head here.. People tend to overthink things and it comes down to what you need. Both are great vehicles and very capable either way..
+Gmtail both vehicles are a good choice, I agree
The 4dr is not really a jeep. Since the 40s, jeeps had short wheel bases and were light for climbing. The long wheel base is the same as buying a 4wd suv.
Bryce, owning a 2 door and a 4 door and wheeling them constantly, will take the 4 door any day. The slight breakover angle loss isn't really a hindrance. Its better climbing ability is immensely helpful.
I disagree with you Josh, having had both myself. I would say there are four difference: turning radius/maneuvering, breakover, off camber, high incline climbing. But that the areas where JK has advantages are more important to most. The difference in turning radios (advantage JK) are frankly huge. Breakover is slightly better on JK too. There is an advantage on JKU on some rare off camber lines. As far as climbing, the difference is nowhere near the difference in radius
The 4 door will sleep 2 tall people well.
I'm 6 foot and throw some sofa cushions in it and it is great for winter storms or to be less concerned about bears, snakes, cougars, maybe even people;... can't drive off in a tent.
A mesh screen for the window(s) to keep bugs out is needed to beat a tent for summer.
That extra 10 inches of width is needed for shoulders, so I sleep with my head toward the front.
One person may be able to nap in the rear seat on their side as it is easier with the 4 door that can seat 3 not too wide people.
The front seats recline also for napping but laying down on sofa cushions in the back can be better than some beds.
Surprisingly the lifted 4 door is not hurting too bad on black diamond trails compared to the 2 door and may be less prone to flipping over backward onto its roof climbing ledges.
That's what I got 2door no regrets! Great off road so happy!
Thanks man. This is an excellent review. I have a Patriot and was thinking about upgrading to a wrangler but because of the increased cost was considering a two door. You convinced me that the right choice for me is a four door one. You saved me from getting a cheaper one and regretting it later. Thanks again.
I just purchased my 2016 2 door jeep wrangler and I LOVE it! Especially when the top/doors comes off, the 2 door looks more like the vintage jeep wrangler than the 4 door does. I feel like the 4 door looks weird with the top/doors off....doesn't give me that jeep vibe. The dealership offered me a 2015 4 door that was $4,000 cheaper! I still walked away with my 2 door and couldn't be happier. Plus I'm only 23 and it's just my dog and I. it fits our lifestyle :) TEAM TWO DOOR!
Yay 😁 team 2 door. It’s just me and my dog too fits perfect. I have the 2015 metallic blue unlimited sport. And I love taking the top & doors off in the summer
How is the reliability/ maintenance cost?
I have a 2015 Unlimited Rubicon. It's used for hauling people and camping gear. I can fit loads of off-road gear such as d rings, tow straps, puncture kit, etc under the back seats. The trunk has a 6 person tent, camping cookware, knives, 2 large bags of clothing for 2 weeks of travel, and an air compressor. She still handles mountains and boulders like a champ. We just finished a Jeep Jamnoree and she is all stock.
I just got a 4 door after having a 2 door and honestly my two door didn't have a ton of room but it was cute and easy to drive. I was able to turn around in small spaces really easily and I felt pretty zippy and cool speedin around in it
Really loving the Jeep vids from you guys
Take the back seat out then your never stuck driving other people around, Adding a extra 500 lbs in people cuts into your gas mileage And who the hell wants a back seat driver.
@Phil M
Jeep doesn't make a 3 door Wrangler.
@@Sig721Tau The 3rd door is basically the trunk.
Very beautiful
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I was just looking for an article/video on this topic and found this video in my inbox that was just posted two days ago. Just perfect timing, great video.
2 door looks better. It's the right choice if it has enough room for you.
@Dylan Wiggins 4 door screams zit puss.
2 door looks like a toy car
Nah 4 door
I have to disagree with a lot of the 4 Door haters. Like Junior said in the video, it depends on what you intend to use it for. I have had 3 wranglers. a YJ, a 2005 TJ and now my 2015 4 door Rubicon Hard Rock Edition. I go camping, fishing and hunting in very remote places in Nevada and Utah. the 4 door allows me to carry additional gear with out a trailer. some of the places I go, it is advantageous to have the longer wheel base of the 4 door. having owned both, I have to agree with the video, buy a 2 door, if that's all you need, but if you need the extra space like I do. get the 4 door.
while there are some insanely cool $2000 roof rack systems, very good ones can be had for $500. I also do a lot of remote hunting and fishing including with four people and we can fit all our gear including extra gas on the roof of my 2door. when I am back in the city I can park in spaces smaller cars leave!
a lot of the cheap roof racks require you to drill a hole in your hard top, and have supports that mount to the roll cage. which causes the hard top to leak or crack. the exo-cages racks are really nice, but expensive. I used a exo-cage rack on old YJ. I put everything on top, except the sleeping bags. just in case of a rain storm and it did really well. I learned the lesson about putting the sleeping bags inside the hard way. not a fun trip. I really wanted a 2 door, but with everything I do, the 4 door made more sense for me at the time.
***** 1. I am not a 4 door hater. 2) none of the roof racks I am talking about require drilling into a hard top -- in fact they can be used on hard or soft top.
I am only saying there are a lot of solutions.
never said you were a 4 door hater. however there are a lot of people that do hate 4 door wranglers. I love 2 doors, I would have preferred to have a 2 door, the turning radius is much better than the 4 door. but I needed the extra space and occasionally I need the extra towing capacity of the 4 door. I didn't want to add a roof rack do to the reasons stated in my previous post. I am sure there are venders that have roof racks that don't require drilling in to the hard top or the body tub of the jeep. I just have not looked that far in to it and those were the ones I saw at the time at the local jeep dealer. I ran a roof rack on my old 95 YJ. it bolted to the windshield frame and the then looped up and bolted to the rear frame, it required that I drill some holes in the frame to attach the rear supports. it worked well. I believe it was a smittybilt. but I don't remember back that far... it was around 20 years ago.
***** Towing capacity? It is the same lately
*THANK YOU* I HAVE BEEN LOOKING EVERYWHWRE FOR THIS KIND OF CONPARISON
FINALLY! A Wrangler Review video that shows the cargo area in great detail! Literally exactly what I was looking for.
I was 54 when I bought my 2 door as it's just my wife and I now, so no real need for four doors or a back seat, which I removed soon after I bought it. Without the back seat, it does have a ton more room for your stuff. Also, once the seat was removed, I bought the Mopar cargo liner (heavy rubber with the tire tracks on it) that is made for the Wrangler 4 door and it fits like a glove! I must admit that the turning radius in the 2 door is amazing! One last thing - if your 2 door is equipped with the 3.73 gears, it can tow up to 3500 lbs.
2 door for this 50 year old chick living in the mountain snow!! 👍🏻
..Doncha luv it !
If you're under 30 get the two door, over 30 get the four door.
This is canceled if you're married. If married get the four door.
Hahaha
I am an old fart and still have an aging TJ.
Another reason not to get married.
if your married, you can use your wife's GrandCherokee for family trips
take my wife, please!
Professional review with the right amount of personal bias! Thanks for the video, it was very helpful.
I use my 2016 for everyday driving. and I needed it for the four wheel drive for the winter months, that's all, and I love it.
The greatest advantage of 2 door is that you can always have an excuse not to drive unwanted people around and always to be by yourself or with one more person ❤️ This happened to me this season when my girlfriend’s family had to rent a minivan just to go and celebrate Christmas with us 😝
I'm getting a 2-door soft top for my next car. It'll be an interesting change coming from a Tacoma, but I've always wanted a Jeep. And the 2-door classic look is just too good to sacrifice for some extra comfort. The wife will just have to adjust!
U may want to check into a good divorce lawyer lol
@@jackhook4192 if she gets a divorce over that. They shouldn't have gotten married
Thank you! This is EXACTLY the video I was looking for.
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I have a 2016 black Sahara Unlimited!! Love it!!
Hi Tommy, I just traded my 2004 Wrangler for a brand new 2-door "Willys" and I love the 2-door version. You are right that it "turns on a dime" too. I got dizzy calibrating the digital compass.
Congrats on the new ride! See you on the trails
Well thought out video. I am on my 4th Jeep. My three previous ones were all 2 door. This is my first 4 door and I love it. I do tow a lot and take it off road. The difference is night and day. The 4 door seems to tilt and shift better over rocks and tough terrain because of the longer wheel base. Also, I like the bigger overhead girth between the rails when the top is off. A much better choice for me. But don't get me wrong, I loved my 2 door wranglers.
Did you have a 2 door JK? I like the look and utility of the 4 doors, but the 2 door is a completely different vehicle. The suspensions are different to begin with. The 2 door is playful and responsive like a sports car, and the 4 door is more like a station wagon made for hauling. I guess it's all a matter of taste and usage though.
Your analysis is correct. The 2 door is a lot more "fun"
Super informative - we enjoyed it. 📺
Very informative video, thanks.
2-door all the way
These things also hold their value like no other. My sister has a 2 door and I could not believe what the older ones go for.
Great review!
Good comparison and detail review. Thanks 👍👍. 2 door looks smooth
2 Door Willys wrangler for me, really like that package, its a budget Rubicon and has that cool factor with the blacked out wheels and grill.
Wait, the 4 door is bigger!?! This is amazing thank you so much. Wish I had seen this earlier, I've been trapped in the back seat for a week.
John Vaughan what made you think that the 2 doors is the same size as the 4 door?
This video is AWESOME! So informative!!
I've only really started watching this channel recently and mostly have only watched newer videos. You look so young here!
I've had 3 Jeep Wranglers (6 Jeeps all together). I had a 2004 Rubicon (2 door of course), 2011 Wrangler Unlimited, and 2012 Wrangler. I do agree with you that I like the 2door & that the price does jump quite a bit; however, I found I liked the 4 door the most for the space. I had no problem parking anywhere, even in crowded cities, and I could carry so much more. The internal space was just amazing compared. But again, like you said, if you aren't going to ever carry much of anything or more than one person the 2 door may be fine for you. But if you plan to keep the Jeep for lets say 5+ years, can you really say you won't want to carry something or maybe even tow something in the future? I never planned on towing anything until I rented 2 Jetskis and had to tow them to the lake. Luckily I had a hitch on that Jeep, even though I never really planned to use it for more than a bike rack and back storage rack.
Yo, didn't know you watch this channel! I absolutely love your vids!!
+Agent. K. :) Thanks!
towing 2 jet skies on a 2door is no problem. 350 each for set skis, 450 with gas and oil is 900 max. trailer 400lbs is 1,300 well below rating/
+rd58rd58 Never said he couldn't tow 2 Jetskis. Just mentioned I didn't expect to tow anything myself (like he doesn't expect to). But, then I did want to tow. He may want to tow something heavier in the future. He may not. It was only a thought; in no way did I say he would tow exactly what I towed.
Earthling1984 My point is when unforeseen optional towing comes to mind it is not a 4,000lb boat or heavy trailer, but things like a carrier for half a dozen kayaks, or a couple of jets skis, or a 5x8 cargo or utility or say an small dishing motor boat, and the 2door has no issues with those. People who do have a specific need for regular heavy to medium heavy towing are not going to buy a any wrangler for that.
Just like Tommy my Wrangler Sport 2 door is my daily car i ride alone almost all the time with a bag or two and some groceries, so for me is perfect
Awesome review. That was really helpful!!!
Bought my 2002 Wrangler TJ new at age 16. It was my daily driver/weekend offroader. Still have it, though my daily driver is now a 2016 Ram 1500. Always eyeing updates for it even now. Most recently installed JW Speaker led headlights for the TJ, definitely worth the upgrade.
So because you don't want to deal with a few seconds of fidgeting with a lever you should spend about 5-8 grand more for a 4 door?
Yeeeeah...I don't think so.
Hahahaa
I also have no friends, so my 2012 2 door is perfect for me!
great review and comparison.
Nice video, thanks, getting ready to buy a 97 TJ soon. The 2 door is right for me.
I have the 2-door and my girlfriend has the 4-door I enjoy both
You didn't mention one of my pet peeves... When the back seat is folded up there isn't a lock to keep it up. Instead it bounces up and down unless you install a strap to hold it. Of course there isn't much to attach the strap to under the seats...
Jeff Tjernagel Your right about the need for a strap or something needed to hold that seat up. I used a bungee cord.
Jeep says don't drive with the back seat folded up on the 2 door. You should remove it.
just remove the stupid back seats in the 2door... no one who has a 2door Jeep is gonna be hauling children, pets, soccer teams or buying groceries for that amount of people or pets either. with those dumb things gone it's not only much easier to see out the back but you get a ton of space in the back.
loved the video I needed this info was really helpfully I'm 16 n want a jeep
The 4 door is designed for families and folks with lots of friends. It’s designed to be a daily driver. The 2 door is designed for single folks, empty nesters, and retired folks. I’m retired so I just bought a 2 door JK. Love it. The perfect Jeep for me.
I'm not sure if the video even mentioned it, but the 2 door also has a better breakover angle than the 4 door :p. The 2 door has a lesser chance of belly scraping due to the shorter wheelbase which makes it more practical for off road use. Either way, JK's rock! ^__^
The base 2 door doesn't have air conditioning where it's standard on the unlimited. That's part of the price difference between the two.
Who needs a/c.
No A/C... no deal. There when you want/need it, turn it off when you don't. Best of both worlds. But if you love the heat like some, save the coin and opt out of A/C I guess.
dddire straits I like power
Well, I wouldn't. But it doesn't mean I don't like them.
Alot of dealers think they have gold but shop around. I have a base sport with AC 3.73 gears and was out the door at $24999 new.
Great video! Thank you! Helping my choice!
Great review
That's a very nice T-shirt Junior's wearing‼️😶😶😶
The 4 door grew on me. I didn't like it at first. I say its a cool vehicle. It isn't for me but it is a cool looking vehicle.
Great video!….im going with the 2 door!
My 2-dr TJ Rubi is the family car, 4 can fit snugly for those camping trips with the bulk of the gear outside on cargo baskets. I use mine for agriculture, so the a new 4-dr might not fit in little trails that I've got to go through to get to some fields. Great vid.
2 Door Sways in the air a bit more when driving on road for my liking. If you can afford 4 door get that one.
I removed my backseat entirely. My partner, our 3 dogs and I fit just fine in the 2 door this way. Plus, real jeeps are a 2 door vehicle. :-)
My wife and I subscribe to the philosophy that less is more. There are several things that most people in the U.S. seem to want but that I don't even like and that Sally readily agrees that we don't need:
Automatic transmission
Electric transfer case actuation
Electric window lifts
Cast aluminum wheels
Automatic door locks
Electric seats
We're not opposed to people buying those things if they want them and can afford them but we'd WAY rather spend our limited resources actually GOING places in our 4WD rigs--camping trips and picnic trips to places FAR from the nearest paved roads.
We had a 1999 Wrangler from 1999 to 2008. Base model 4 cyl, manual transmission, full hard doors with side window glass and manual window lifts, 15x6" steel wheels (not full face). Sally traded the 205 tires for 235s the day after we bought the Jeep but anybody who hasn't attempted backcountry exploring in a base model TJ is not likely to have the faintest idea of how capable that rig was!
I really appreciate the info about the change in the design of the seats on the new 2-door Wrangler. It's too bad they didn't retain more of the design features from the TJ but it is what it is. We just need to take that into account if we ever decide to buy another Wrangler. (Right now we have a 4WD 1997 Dodge pickup and a 2010 Patriot with Freedom Drive I.)
Great video!
For all you guys comparing the capabilities of a 4Runner or any other production 4 wheel drive SUV, I have news for you - there is no comparison. The Jeep is the only body on frame solid axle 4x4 available. Everything else, your Toyota's and Nissan's and whatever are all IFS and uni-body vehicles - inferior from a pure off road strength and capability standpoint. Argue whatever you want but the bottom line is an independent front suspension will not articulate the way a solid axle does, nor is it as strong, (see the demise of the FJ cruiser) - they are inferior for off road use. Bottom line - nothing on the market today is even in the same class as the Jeep - body on frame, solid axle.
Motor Head couldn't have said it better my self
Suzuki Jimny ;)
Motor Head Toyota's are body on frame not unibody.
Motor Head your missinformed the Toyota's are body on frame not uni
Motor Head thank you, we've been pondering on this exact question for over a year now.
I think I'm going to stick with JEEP.
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2 door with no rear seats for me, works perfect
2 door Rubicon, great vehicle!!!
$4K for the extra 2 doors and space really isn't that bad. I think this is more perspective based on age, income, family needs, etc.Great breakdown and comparison video.
Great tips!!
I agree with you to the way better looking I will use it to never get stuck in the snow
Yeah, I also like the look of the 2-Door Wrangler, but the 4-Door has more cargo space when the back seats are folded down.
If you want a off-roadable 4 door SUV get a 4 runner. If you want a jeep get a 2 door, the short wheel base has to be better for offroad.
What if you want an off-roadable 4 door SUV with a manual?
I'll save the 20,000 and get the 4 door jeep
+Simplex SM get a dodge 2500 Cummins crew cab 4x4 6 speed manual for the same price as a wrangler lol.
+Simplex SM if you really want a 4 door suv, you don't want a manual lol
+Dodge 318 Cummins turn radius
Awesome reviews on the difference, I love my two door 👏🏾
Great review! I'm curious to see a review of a 2 door jk with roof rack and hitch carrier's cargo capacity vs the jk unlimited's cargo capacity and practicality
2dr rubicon i actually put the lockers to use. The four doors are to much like a suv most are mall crawlers but good for a person with small children. I will never own a four door because there break over angle in turning radius.
..the two and four door have the same engine and 4 door is almost 500 lbs. heavier...
I just bought my 2018 2 door jk weds. I love it. I got the same color as you...slate gray? If I have haul more than 2 people around I got my Sierra crew cab for that lol. I just didn't like the look of a 4 door. I am sorry it looks totally wrong like a bad Photoshop job lol
I have a comment about your review of caring more than two people on a regular basis in the two door Jeep Wrangler. The past three summers we took my friends 2 door Jeep Wrangler Rubicon out of St Louis and drove 12 hours to go Shores Alabama and last summer made a trip to Ouray Colorado all with 4 passengers. there was no roof rack. but there was a trailer hitch rack that perfectly held suitcases golf bags, in the trunk space of the two door even with an added sub still is plenty for supplies and food. Your review is pretty great though. four door Jeep Wranglers are really good for only one thing. Getting groceries
Great content!!!!
is it worth getting a jeep if you're not into off-roading, active lifestyle, etc.?
..two door is definitely cooler looking..
Thanks for the comparison Mclovin!!! Subbed...
I love my 2015 2door sport but it is a vehicle you make compromises in. There are three of us and it works fine. I traded my Honda Pilot in on it and don't regret it. In every measurable way other then offroad the Honda is better, but it is not a Jeep. My family and I really enjoy it for camping and wheeling. I bought the 2door because of the price and maneuverability.
were the hell are you finding 2 door wranglers under 25k? cheapest sport one I have found on local dealers are 29k
Order one. They are out 5% below invoice on orders on the east coast and 4% below invoice on the west cost.
Jonathan Chavez I was thinking the same thing! Mine was 44,000- 50,000 after finance
My neighbor got one for 20k 50,000 miles though
Under 25k is real bare bones. No options at all. Odds are that 29k was with options like air conditioning and power locks and other accessories and stuff
Dealerships never sell their cars at MSRP.
A real Jeep is the two door, period ... end of discussion.
..a lot of people feel that way, but some need the space for whatever...
So there? I have spoken? What a joke.
Robo
Nobody cares about your opinion.
What about trucks?
Nice review
I love the JK, but needed the JKU, Im glad I went JKU. But these are far better on gas than my Hemi Ram. Great vid Tommy.
4 doors in my option just look cleaner
"Oh, no. I have to act like a man and adjust my seat as a passenger." City boys and their 'problems'. Smh...
Thank you, this video was very helpful :)
Great video.
Another Fast Lane Jeep.
bunch of professional on the comment section
Had a tj when I was in my 20's. It was rusty, cold in the winter and overall awesome. 2 kids later It's nice to still be able to go topless in public with the 4 door.
I really love these cars and want to buy one when I'm old enough but they're quite expensive and they aren't the most practical but they're so BEAUTIFUL
Still a jeep. Still feels like I need to push it to go down the road. V8 pls jeep.
The 2018 Jeep will keep the 3.6 V6 but will offer a 3.0 Eco Diesel
+Nathan Parker that's what I'm waiting to see. Hopefully will be a game changer.
+Nathan Parker you mean the 4 cylinder 3.0 diesel from the new commanche?
+Nathan Parker the 3.6 v6 is junk dodge could easily put a v8 in it they just choose not to.
Well I'm all for a v8, but what's wrong with the 3.6? It has almost 300hp doesn't it?
I have no baby, but I have friends, so 4 door.
i have friends too but they all have cars themselves so 2 door.
I have no friends, but I have a boyfriend and a cat that I'm about to travel with. so 4 door for me :)
When I had a 2 door jk I pulled the back seats out and left them at home 99% of the time. Just used it like a coupe with a big storage area. The dogs loved it in the back!
The Unlimited hardtop automatic is 650 lbs. heavier than the 2 door stick shift soft top. The 2 door is much, much more fun to drive. Just remove that rear seat on the 2 door and you have a great fun vehicle that can haul even my band gear.
There were some awkward moments in this video.
I'm guessing you 4-door haters don't have much friends.
you can fit the same number of people in a 4 door that in a 2 door, i have tj ,2 door obviously and the max number of people that have been in my jeep at the same time while im driving is 12
Ainsley Harriott You live in India or what
no, i live in mexico hahahahahahah
Ainsley Harriott puedes meter más personas en el de 4 puertas por la sencilla razón de que en la cajuela por ser más grande pueden ir sentadas 2 o 3 personas más, no es legal hacer eso, pero cuando quieres salir con amigos o familia se las idea uno jaja
The fact that you brought that up means YOU have no friends why dont you buy a bus for yourself and drive it everywhere you go I dont need the 4 door's wasted space are you fat or something you can fit the same number of people in a 2 door