These Wranglers are the most customizable vehicles in the market, and many reliability issues stem from owner modifications. Nowhere else will you see so many different products and robust aftermarket support for an off-road platform.
Good video. Wranglers are the most fun vehicles I’ve ever owned. Not the most reliable, definitely not the cheapest or most fuel-efficient, but the smiles per gallon are unparalleled. And they hold resale value very well and always have.
My first jeep was a 1952 willys and right now i own a 2021 jl. Like any vehicle if you take care of basics on time you very rarely get into issues, unless u got a lemon. For a 4x4 i won't even consider anything else for the price range.
Let’s be real: it’s a Fiat Jeep. Which is OK, I plan to buy one too. But Italian engineers are not renowned for their work, apart from Ferrari and Lamborghini… and both of those aren’t well known for their reliability, either. If you go into the purchase knowing that there’s a real risk of issues (especially with the newer diesel powertrain which is unproven) you’ll almost certainly be happy overall. But it’s not like the old straight 6 engine that was virtually bulletproof.
Anything you buy will have it’s pluses and minuses. For the overall owner satisfaction which depends on what you use your jeep for depends up to the individual themselves. Even in its most basic form the Jeep Wrangler is still the most capable vehicles for off-road use out there.
We had an older version for 7 whole days and have lots of friends of who have Wranglers, so we're experts and you should give us full credibility in our expert knowledge. Thanks for your input.
Wrangler is like a hot girlfriend who makes you very happy but costs you a lot and gets you in trouble sometimes but you still be with her anyways because u don’t care😅
It costs jeep 15k to build a wrangler unlimited. The entire frame and body is purchased by jeep at 2k each. Goes the same for the new 100k wagoneer. 2k each from their supplier. The mark up is astronomical. Then the dealer wants another 5-8k for being a middle man. The greed today is why everything is so overpriced
Listing the MSRPs is nice, and technically correct, but it is where your Jeep starts, not where it finishes...you will (inevitably) need to add options...if you don't have options, you have a really plain, almost useless, vehicle. And they way Jeep packages their trims, all 13 of them, you are going to need to add options/packages to get stuff you would think comes standard on something costing $40K+...the (LED) Lighting package for instance, not even a standard item on the Sahara trim. Safety, Infotainment, Towing, Tops, etc. It is easy to add $4k-6k in options
I give Consumer reports a 28 in their eval's They are proven biased and not accurate in a lot of their reports. They are about at valid as the noble peace prize
Consumer reports is a joke. Jeep has made some of the most durable vehicles of all time. They also rated Toyotas 'most reliable' the year they forgot to put brakes on cars.
Wrong sunny! Jeeps from 08 to now are THE MOST unreliable vehicles. And the main reason is their made by Chrysler now! And Chrysler is extremely unreliable! But also operator customizations Plays a part in reliability. Lifts, ect. The old Jeeps are the best ones.
@@laneyo4959 Thank you for your thoughtful response. Your opinions are very entertaining to me, and I look forward to your sharing more of them on this very important platform.
Anyone have issues with the 850re 8 speed auto? Like always searching for gears? Whine in deceleration from 50, 35 and 25? Feels like engine braking when slowing down. Jeep says it’s characteristic of that trans. I’m just waging for it to lock up or something crazy. Shouldn’t have to worry with a brand new car.
I think: it’s an Indian vehicle. Their vehicles are known for being small and underpowered for US markets, and I can’t imagine that parts and service are cheap and prevalent unless you live right near a Mariners dealer. Even then, you’re probably looking a substantial time and cost if something major goes wrong. And diesel repairs are usually a bit beyond the abilities of most at-home mechanics.
Interesting since resale for ancient jeeps is through the roof. Yeah, there is a chip problem for all American vehicles in 2021 so inventory is needed but I don’t think it’s being given a fair shake. These vehicles get beat to crap perhaps that’s why reliability is in the hole. 🙊😜
Hello I have a big question is thier a difference between 2018 and 2021 in the gearing my 18 rubicon 1st and 2nd where supper low but my 21 rubicon is not both are manual 6 sp
I want the gas guzzling testosterone infused V8 with large rock crushing tires so that I can pull up next to a Tesla that looks like a melted bar of shower soap and laugh when they scrunch their face up at my ride.
My 2021 willies 4.0 turbo died at 8k miles cylinder 1 failed 16k$$ engine replacement took 3 months to get it back i want to sell it i dont trust jeep 50k car shouldnt have engines die at 8 k miles...
I've had jeeps wall my life! But it's ending with the super bowl ad featuring Bruce (fu*k off) Springsteen calling Trump every bad word. Yes political attitudes figure in on where I spend my money! Jeep can pound sand!!
Nothing there junk, worst mistake I made buying a new style Rubicon. That was a 2018 so I'm sure there fixed by now cause Mopar is known for fixing issues that arise with there products 🤣🤣🤣
I'd love to have one, but hearing about stupid issues and corrosion under paint early in the life... you'd think Jeep being so old would have made a bullet proof vehicle by now. Hoping the Bronco (truck Bronco not out yet) is much better. I'd love a jeep, but stupid issues are not what I want to deal with in harsh NE winters. I'll still watch Jeep and maybe end up with one, but not if I don't start hearing about corrections.
I found out that many people are doing 3 year leases on the Wranglers which makes the monthly payments low and therefore more affordable then purchasing. I wondered myself why there were so many on the road at $50,000 a pop. I'm not poor, but I just couldn't justify for myself a $1000 per month Jeep payment for 8 years. I love those Jeeps though.
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These Wranglers are the most customizable vehicles in the market, and many reliability issues stem from owner modifications. Nowhere else will you see so many different products and robust aftermarket support for an off-road platform.
Good video. Wranglers are the most fun vehicles I’ve ever owned. Not the most reliable, definitely not the cheapest or most fuel-efficient, but the smiles per gallon are unparalleled. And they hold resale value very well and always have.
lol smiles per gallon
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More than halfway through and I'm still waiting for the video to start.
My first jeep was a 1952 willys and right now i own a 2021 jl. Like any vehicle if you take care of basics on time you very rarely get into issues, unless u got a lemon. For a 4x4 i won't even consider anything else for the price range.
Let’s be real: it’s a Fiat Jeep. Which is OK, I plan to buy one too. But Italian engineers are not renowned for their work, apart from Ferrari and Lamborghini… and both of those aren’t well known for their reliability, either.
If you go into the purchase knowing that there’s a real risk of issues (especially with the newer diesel powertrain which is unproven) you’ll almost certainly be happy overall. But it’s not like the old straight 6 engine that was virtually bulletproof.
Anything you buy will have it’s pluses and minuses. For the overall owner satisfaction which depends on what you use your jeep for depends up to the individual themselves. Even in its most basic form the Jeep Wrangler is still the most capable vehicles for off-road use out there.
I wish I had the money to buy a Wrangler. Just love this jeep so muchhhh!!❤️
Used ones are still good.
@@anonymoushuman524 Used ones don't need cash
Touch on resale value - compare pricing on 2 or 3 year old jeeps to other SUV's.
That’s right, for being ostensibly unreliable they hold their value really well. I know, I’ve owned three wranglers.
@@voodoo1506 I’ve heard from people they’re reliable, I’ve heard from others they arent. What problems did you have with yours?
We had an older version for 7 whole days and have lots of friends of who have Wranglers, so we're experts and you should give us full credibility in our expert knowledge. Thanks for your input.
Consumer Reports is a 100% paid source look into it why else would they promote Subaru’s with engine failure as the most reliable 😂
@chad Hanson this is so true mine was 2 yrs old and needed a new transmission already. Getting rid of it now.
What happened to “all about the 2021 wrangler”? You brought up the historical issues with the jeep, what about for the 2021 model year???
Wrangler is like a hot girlfriend who makes you very happy but costs you a lot and gets you in trouble sometimes but you still be with her anyways because u don’t care😅
It costs jeep 15k to build a wrangler unlimited. The entire frame and body is purchased by jeep at 2k each. Goes the same for the new 100k wagoneer. 2k each from their supplier. The mark up is astronomical. Then the dealer wants another 5-8k for being a middle man. The greed today is why everything is so overpriced
My last experience with jeep wranglers was a 1995 jeep wrangler my dad owned
Thanks bro! You just stopped me from making a huge mistake!
Listing the MSRPs is nice, and technically correct, but it is where your Jeep starts, not where it finishes...you will (inevitably) need to add options...if you don't have options, you have a really plain, almost useless, vehicle. And they way Jeep packages their trims, all 13 of them, you are going to need to add options/packages to get stuff you would think comes standard on something costing $40K+...the (LED) Lighting package for instance, not even a standard item on the Sahara trim. Safety, Infotainment, Towing, Tops, etc. It is easy to add $4k-6k in options
Did I miss something or did this video not actually have anything specific to the 2021.....?
I give Consumer reports a 28 in their eval's They are proven biased and not accurate in a lot of their reports. They are about at valid as the noble peace prize
Sahara looks the best
I agree. I just bought a Sahara Unlimited. I preferred its look over the Rubicon.
Willys does.
Consumer reports is a joke. Jeep has made some of the most durable vehicles of all time. They also rated Toyotas 'most reliable' the year they forgot to put brakes on cars.
Wrong sunny! Jeeps from 08 to now are THE MOST unreliable vehicles. And the main reason is their made by Chrysler now! And Chrysler is extremely unreliable! But also operator customizations Plays a part in reliability. Lifts, ect. The old Jeeps are the best ones.
@@laneyo4959 *they're
Okay grammar police 😂 that's all you can say cuz I schooled your old ass!
@@laneyo4959 Thank you for your thoughtful response. Your opinions are very entertaining to me, and I look forward to your sharing more of them on this very important platform.
Jesus your a idiot
Excellent video!
Thanks Adam!
Great video!!
Thank you! We have a whole What To Know series. Hope you stick around and watch it all!
I have always wanted a jeep. Have the steering problems been fixed?
Anyone have issues with the 850re 8 speed auto? Like always searching for gears? Whine in deceleration from 50, 35 and 25?
Feels like engine braking when slowing down. Jeep says it’s characteristic of that trans. I’m just waging for it to lock up or something crazy.
Shouldn’t have to worry with a brand new car.
What does the Jeep community think of the Mahindra Roxor, which is based on the old Jeep CJ5 and comes with a 4 cylinder diesel and is off-road only?
I think: it’s an Indian vehicle. Their vehicles are known for being small and underpowered for US markets, and I can’t imagine that parts and service are cheap and prevalent unless you live right near a Mariners dealer. Even then, you’re probably looking a substantial time and cost if something major goes wrong. And diesel repairs are usually a bit beyond the abilities of most at-home mechanics.
Great video
Thank you! Lots more like this on our channel. Hope you stick around and subscribe.
Interesting since resale for ancient jeeps is through the roof. Yeah, there is a chip problem for all American vehicles in 2021 so inventory is needed but I don’t think it’s being given a fair shake. These vehicles get beat to crap perhaps that’s why reliability is in the hole. 🙊😜
Hello I have a big question is thier a difference between 2018 and 2021 in the gearing my 18 rubicon 1st and 2nd where supper low but my 21 rubicon is not both are manual 6 sp
Seems you haven't drove none of those cars you spoke.
392 hemi powered death wobble 😂
Will the 392 be available in the 2 door trim?
No only in 4-door.
Jeep eliminated etorque on the 2.0 turbo for 2021
Do you think it's worth it for me to buy a jeep
If you have to ask, then no.
I want the gas guzzling testosterone infused V8 with large rock crushing tires so that I can pull up next to a Tesla that looks like a melted bar of shower soap and laugh when they scrunch their face up at my ride.
Lame
If they've been making these things forever, then why are they still unreliable? Oh, because people will buy them anyway... Gotcha.
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If you want a reliable suv take the upcoming INEOS GRENADIER!!! The toughest one of all ever builded. It will be ready by the end of the year !!
Jeep never innovated in reliability. Almost no reviews give that vehicle good marks in repair and cost of ownership.
My 2021 willies 4.0 turbo died at 8k miles cylinder 1 failed 16k$$ engine replacement took 3 months to get it back i want to sell it i dont trust jeep 50k car shouldnt have engines die at 8 k miles...
It's a jeep nothing else 😉
Just get a 4runner .
I've had jeeps wall my life!
But it's ending with the super bowl ad featuring Bruce (fu*k off) Springsteen calling Trump every bad word.
Yes political attitudes figure in on where I spend my money!
Jeep can pound sand!!
Chrysler makes this so...
Unreliability comes to play.
Nothing there junk, worst mistake I made buying a new style Rubicon. That was a 2018 so I'm sure there fixed by now cause Mopar is known for fixing issues that arise with there products 🤣🤣🤣
I'd love to have one, but hearing about stupid issues and corrosion under paint early in the life... you'd think Jeep being so old would have made a bullet proof vehicle by now. Hoping the Bronco (truck Bronco not out yet) is much better. I'd love a jeep, but stupid issues are not what I want to deal with in harsh NE winters. I'll still watch Jeep and maybe end up with one, but not if I don't start hearing about corrections.
All you need to know, is that it's not affordable unless your a white collar criminal or a drug dealer! I'm an honest man so I drive SUBARU!
I see wranglers everyday... must be millions of criminals & drug dealers out there 🙄. Good luck with that crap cvt trans in your subaru 🤣
@@lh8372 why do you have to bash one vehicle because you like another Subaru and Jeep are both great
I found out that many people are doing 3 year leases on the Wranglers which makes the monthly payments low and therefore more affordable then purchasing. I wondered myself why there were so many on the road at $50,000 a pop. I'm not poor, but I just couldn't justify for myself a $1000 per month Jeep payment for 8 years. I love those Jeeps though.
Awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it!