Bah to all of the haters. Thanks for the nice review. I didn't give this car a look until recently and now I'm sold. I was leaning toward a GTI or Focus ST... I want a turbo-4, manual trans, 5-door with no frills. I was thinking FWD but then discovered this little 4x4. Had no idea Jeep offered this model so stripped down yet still with 4x4. The reviewer is right-on, this is what Jeep is all about. You can bash the platform all you want. I'm not taking it off-road, I live near Chicago, so I like this platform to cope with our weather and poor road conditions. I've had to replace struts and ball-joints multiple times on my sedan due to the roads here. So while not a real off-road beast, I trust this vehicle will take whatever Chicago can dish out. I'm just going to add A/C and maybe the upgraded stereo with nav but I'm on the fence on that as the extra 2 speakers are the main draw, not the nav, I can of course use my phone for nav. Thanks again for the nice review and again bah to all of the haters.
itsjjp I like this car myself, actually. I currently drive an 07 Scion tC and have been looking into something bigger that has a manual transmission but doesn't look too flashy or have a death wobble as I've seen/heard of Wranglers. I love the look of Wranglers but these seem to have had better reviews in terms of reliability. I could care less what these haters say on here to be honest.
I’m moving from a 2016 focus st to this (potentially). I love my focus. I’ve driven about 120000k (got it at 26k). I’ve had no issues other than a factory recall for a purge valve (gas tank sucked in and some sputtering starts after a refill). It’s a great car with a lot of room for what it is. Wonderful drive. But I need something with a bit more room as I plan to start a family. If you go focus st I’m sure you’ll love it, you’ll manage with the room you get if you don’t plan to use it for family vacations - it was fine for my fiancé and I but anymore and it’ll be filled to the brim. Good luck, can’t wait to test drive these in a manual 😈
Amazing amount of comments about reliability from people who don't own a Renegade and just regurgitate what they read somewhere. I own one. It's has the 1.4 turbo and the six speed stick. I've owned it 1 1/2 years and it has about 25,000 miles. My total repair costs for that time frame is $0.00. The people who claim the Renegade is unreliable are incorrect. Before I bought the Renegade, I had a discussion with a serve mechanic at the local Jeep dealer. They had one getting an oil change, so I asked him what they were finding out about the Renegade. He said "Nothing really. They've been out for over a year, and other than oil changes, we never see them". I concur.
John Dvorak Since my first post the Renegade I’d up to 58,000 miles. I have replaced the PCV valve. Roughly an $8 part. As to your question of how far will it go? Hard to say. It uses 0 oil between 5000 mile oil and filter changes. I’m a maintenance freak. I change the engine oil too often. I change the transmission oil too often. I change the spark plugs too often. Maintenance is cheap, parts are expensive. 200,000 miles minimum, 300,000 miles likely. Best Wishes, Mark Shuell.
@@markshuell4844 wow what color do you have please let me know when you wanna sell it. I am looking for well maintained 4wd manual renegade also do you like how it drives?
sung hyun Yoon Not for sale but I appreciate the thought. I like the way it drives and rides but my wife does not. She finds the seats uncomfortable. The seats are wide and she is small. Everyone has a personal preference. Best Wishes.
I really like these videos where you actually give your personal bias towards a certain car. The regular reviews are always great, and always cover every inch of the vehicle...but these "off the cuff" or "improvised" reviews are awesome. Keep up the great work! You're one of the best auto journalists out there!
Mine's a 2017 fwd, 6-spd turbo. This makes for the lightest, fastest combo on a Renegade. I beat the living tar out of it every day. It has 20K troublefree miles & is shockingly quick w/robust passing power only a downshift away. Had her up to 130mph on open hwy in WY & handling was stable. Plus, it's roomy, yet ez to park & I get 27mpg mixed on 89 octane. Best of all, only paid $15k brand new & that included roof rails, alloy wheels, cruise, ac, backup cam & upgraded stereo. Dealer incentives make this the best deal on the subcompact SUV market right now. By far the most fun to drive new vehicle you can get for $15k. Light years ahead of old Patriot & Compass.
Update: Now at 36K totally trouble-free miles. Only dealer visit was for a free car wash. Change my own oil every 5K. She still runs like a whirling dervish! Plus, my 4x2 has proven to be perfectly capable in the winter.
Another update: After 5 years & 89K miles of ownership my Renegade continues to purr like a feisty cat. Am still on my orig clutch, orig brakes & 2nd set of tires. Have done about 15 oil changes. Only unscheduled repair was a relatively simple & cheap replacement set of front stabilizer links, which got rattly. Otherwise, I just gas it up & go have a blast every time I drive it. The manual trans & turbo engine make for a kickazz combo! Been just as reliable as my Toyota vehicles so far.
@@ppopovich2847 Couldn't appreciate it enough that you followed up. I am going to look at one this weekend. I just sold my Fiat 500 turbo (same engine, arguably the most fun car I have ever driven.) I needed clearance, awd, and just a 6th gear (usa fiat 500 manual models are only 5 speed due to crash requirements and space limitations.)
This is why I'm really starting to love your videos man. You show us everything from a Bugatti to this jeep. You go in to such detail, and make the average person able to appreciate any car!
is it a tiny Jeep or a fat Fiat 500 Abarth with awd? Idk but I drove one yesterday with a 6 speed and it’s the first non electric car in a while that has excited me... can’t stop thinking about that damn thing lol. Not to mention it’s sitting in a dealer lot not even a mile from my house so the temptation is UNREAL..
Just bought a used with 24000 miles. So few sticks out there and like others have said. I test drove it and just smiled. Even my wife said it was fun to drive
This is one of the few small SUVs I'd like. The 1.4 turbo is brilliant in everything it comes in, and just wonderful in the Abarth. It's just a GREAT engine. Being a manual it has to be fun.
I drove two Jeep renegade’s with both of the different engine options one with a manual and one with automatic yesterday and there definitely is a huge discrepancy in fuel economy between the two engines. The 1.4 L turbo was averaging like 35 mpg over it’s 50,000 miles and the 2.4 L was barely getting 28 lol.
My sister's Fiance got one of these with a 1.4l and automatic, must of been a drivetrain change for 2016. I've always liked the Renegade, one of the few vehicles you can get with a manual and 4wd.
I come to this vid because I've gotten a lot of maintenance experience with the Renegade. I've driven both the manual and automatic. I've also seen the rare, no AC, Manual version. If you want a good compact car. Get one, you'll not really regret it. I've not seen much in way or poor reliability. These things are technically a Fiat, so is the Wrangler, Gladiator and basically the whole Jeep line up these days. Though don't let that deter you, these things are pretty tough when they want to be. You can technically apply any Fiat related tune to the Renegade, just like the Dart/200 and Wrangler. They aren't a slouch when given the beans and they don't slouch when you put a little bit of bolt on fun parts and a reflash. I know someone who tuned his, that thing is like a bigger Abarth with off-road ability. He goes on the trails often and it's a auto. If you buy the two wheel version, understand that it's not going to be able to off-road like the 4x4. I've seen many people make that mistake and end up stuck thinking the Jeep logo gives them that ability. If you plan on just driving this thing to work and back with no real care in the world. Two wheel is fine and you'll have no issue. If you want to hit trails, I definitely suggest going with meatier tread, a tune and a lift kit. A trail hawk would be the best one out of the lineup.
thank you Kyle!! I have been looking into getting a Jeep Renegade and loved your review of the Trailhawk. But the 1.4l Sport was the one I was going to be going with. Your upload of this video has made my day!
Thanks Kyle that was the exact review I was looking for. I'm hoping that my mind makes or breaks it with wanting the renegade. If I had to choose I would like the trail hawk, but I can not trust the new 9 speeds. Manual is the only route I'm looking for, being it keeps me interested in the vehicle for much longer.
i like it as for reliability most of the issues were with the automatics, and its still new plenty of new cars have bugs the need to be worked out if only it was rwd
Meh... I live in Northern Michigan. FWD with good winter tires does just fine, but you'll certainly have an easier time reselling your AWD model when the time comes.
Nice review kyle! As always,but i dont think i am going to watch this one just yet as i need some time after the CHIRON review so that i get back in the mood for mainstream cars! Once again, i thank you for these awesome reviews!
Oh - the turbo charging is very appealing to me. Turbocharged engines generally hold more of their power at high altitudes, like Yosemite. I don't need off-road capability (so FWD would be fine) but the extra clearance would be much appreciated. Plus Jeeps are kinda cool.
Hey, great vid. Love your channel and have done for the past year. Can you do a tour of a top spec Mitsubishi Mirage G4 please and maybe a test drive? Chrs!
I've had a handful in the past, but all have been sold, including two 6-spd Mini Coopers, a 1948 Ford Super Deluxe and a 1965 Ford Fairlane 2-door sedan. I have no plans at this time, but it's always a fun week when a manual press vehicle arrives at the house :)
you should park this car at a house's front door see if it will roll back and kill someone. you should do this test on all Chrysler vehicles. I KNOW IT'S A MANUAL!!!
Hey Kyle, why are you doing quick gear shift? Are you a rally racer. Half second, one gear shift for you. Is a very quick, and very bad for gear shifter. :)
I love the Fiat models right now, the 500 iterations, this Renegade is pretty cool too, like a mini Cherokee! :p Wonder how reliable these cars are tho, I have no idea. Found a 500 Abarth from 2009 I think, with very low milage for a decent price, wish I could afford it! :D
The jeeps new designs have always caught my attention something about them just puts a smile on my face
Bah to all of the haters. Thanks for the nice review. I didn't give this car a look until recently and now I'm sold. I was leaning toward a GTI or Focus ST... I want a turbo-4, manual trans, 5-door with no frills. I was thinking FWD but then discovered this little 4x4. Had no idea Jeep offered this model so stripped down yet still with 4x4. The reviewer is right-on, this is what Jeep is all about. You can bash the platform all you want. I'm not taking it off-road, I live near Chicago, so I like this platform to cope with our weather and poor road conditions. I've had to replace struts and ball-joints multiple times on my sedan due to the roads here. So while not a real off-road beast, I trust this vehicle will take whatever Chicago can dish out. I'm just going to add A/C and maybe the upgraded stereo with nav but I'm on the fence on that as the extra 2 speakers are the main draw, not the nav, I can of course use my phone for nav. Thanks again for the nice review and again bah to all of the haters.
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itsjjp I like this car myself, actually. I currently drive an 07 Scion tC and have been looking into something bigger that has a manual transmission but doesn't look too flashy or have a death wobble as I've seen/heard of Wranglers. I love the look of Wranglers but these seem to have had better reviews in terms of reliability. I could care less what these haters say on here to be honest.
I’m moving from a 2016 focus st to this (potentially). I love my focus. I’ve driven about 120000k (got it at 26k). I’ve had no issues other than a factory recall for a purge valve (gas tank sucked in and some sputtering starts after a refill). It’s a great car with a lot of room for what it is. Wonderful drive. But I need something with a bit more room as I plan to start a family. If you go focus st I’m sure you’ll love it, you’ll manage with the room you get if you don’t plan to use it for family vacations - it was fine for my fiancé and I but anymore and it’ll be filled to the brim. Good luck, can’t wait to test drive these in a manual 😈
Just sold my ‘15 focus st to get this renegade. Don’t regret it at all
Amazing amount of comments about reliability from people who don't own a Renegade and just regurgitate what they read somewhere. I own one. It's has the 1.4 turbo and the six speed stick. I've owned it 1 1/2 years and it has about 25,000 miles. My total repair costs for that time frame is $0.00. The people who claim the Renegade is unreliable are incorrect. Before I bought the Renegade, I had a discussion with a serve mechanic at the local Jeep dealer. They had one getting an oil change, so I asked him what they were finding out about the Renegade. He said "Nothing really. They've been out for over a year, and other than oil changes, we never see them". I concur.
Mark Shuell how many miles do you think it’s good for?
John Dvorak Since my first post the Renegade I’d up to 58,000 miles. I have replaced the PCV valve. Roughly an $8 part. As to your question of how far will it go? Hard to say. It uses 0 oil between 5000 mile oil and filter changes. I’m a maintenance freak. I change the engine oil too often. I change the transmission oil too often. I change the spark plugs too often. Maintenance is cheap, parts are expensive. 200,000 miles minimum, 300,000 miles likely. Best Wishes, Mark Shuell.
@@markshuell4844 wow what color do you have please let me know when you wanna sell it. I am looking for well maintained 4wd manual renegade also do you like how it drives?
sung hyun Yoon Not for sale but I appreciate the thought. I like the way it drives and rides but my wife does not. She finds the seats uncomfortable. The seats are wide and she is small. Everyone has a personal preference. Best Wishes.
@@markshuell4844 thanks I know it's not for sale just let me know it's time to sell I'd like to get it from you
I really like these videos where you actually give your personal bias towards a certain car. The regular reviews are always great, and always cover every inch of the vehicle...but these "off the cuff" or "improvised" reviews are awesome. Keep up the great work! You're one of the best auto journalists out there!
Mine's a 2017 fwd, 6-spd turbo. This makes for the lightest, fastest combo on a Renegade. I beat the living tar out of it every day. It has 20K troublefree miles & is shockingly quick w/robust passing power only a downshift away. Had her up to 130mph on open hwy in WY & handling was stable. Plus, it's roomy, yet ez to park & I get 27mpg mixed on 89 octane. Best of all, only paid $15k brand new & that included roof rails, alloy wheels, cruise, ac, backup cam & upgraded stereo. Dealer incentives make this the best deal on the subcompact SUV market right now. By far the most fun to drive new vehicle you can get for $15k. Light years ahead of old Patriot & Compass.
I’d rather have a used hatchback
Then you're with me cuz it is 4-door hatchback & now that it's over a year old w/26K troublefree miles, I'd say it's pretty well used.
Update: Now at 36K totally trouble-free miles. Only dealer visit was for a free car wash. Change my own oil every 5K. She still runs like a whirling dervish! Plus, my 4x2 has proven to be perfectly capable in the winter.
Another update: After 5 years & 89K miles of ownership my Renegade continues to purr like a feisty cat. Am still on my orig clutch, orig brakes & 2nd set of tires. Have done about 15 oil changes. Only unscheduled repair was a relatively simple & cheap replacement set of front stabilizer links, which got rattly. Otherwise, I just gas it up & go have a blast every time I drive it. The manual trans & turbo engine make for a kickazz combo! Been just as reliable as my Toyota vehicles so far.
@@ppopovich2847 Couldn't appreciate it enough that you followed up. I am going to look at one this weekend. I just sold my Fiat 500 turbo (same engine, arguably the most fun car I have ever driven.) I needed clearance, awd, and just a 6th gear (usa fiat 500 manual models are only 5 speed due to crash requirements and space limitations.)
This is why I'm really starting to love your videos man. You show us everything from a Bugatti to this jeep. You go in to such detail, and make the average person able to appreciate any car!
That engine sounds fantastic in my opinion
It's crap just like the body
¨Sounds like my old volvo turbo. Nothing out of the ordinary.
eriksic for a 1.4 it sounds great
is it a tiny Jeep or a fat Fiat 500 Abarth with awd? Idk but I drove one yesterday with a 6 speed and it’s the first non electric car in a while that has excited me... can’t stop thinking about that damn thing lol. Not to mention it’s sitting in a dealer lot not even a mile from my house so the temptation is UNREAL..
it's a Fiat
Just bought a used with 24000 miles. So few sticks out there and like others have said. I test drove it and just smiled. Even my wife said it was fun to drive
This is one of the few small SUVs I'd like. The 1.4 turbo is brilliant in everything it comes in, and just wonderful in the Abarth. It's just a GREAT engine. Being a manual it has to be fun.
I drove two Jeep renegade’s with both of the different engine options one with a manual and one with automatic yesterday and there definitely is a huge discrepancy in fuel economy between the two engines. The 1.4 L turbo was averaging like 35 mpg over it’s 50,000 miles and the 2.4 L was barely getting 28 lol.
My sister's Fiance got one of these with a 1.4l and automatic, must of been a drivetrain change for 2016. I've always liked the Renegade, one of the few vehicles you can get with a manual and 4wd.
The renegade looks better in person
And its made in italy too?Melfi italy!
@@glori30175 yeah its a fiat
See this is why I like Kyle's videos. One day it's a Bugatti Chiron, the next day it's a Jeep Renegade. Keep the videos comin' Kyle!
The best engine for this car is undoubtedly the 2.0 Multijet2 with 170bhp and 260lb-ft that is sold here in Brazil.
The 1.4L / 6 speed has almost as low of a 1st gear as the Trailhawl model in low range
I come to this vid because I've gotten a lot of maintenance experience with the Renegade.
I've driven both the manual and automatic.
I've also seen the rare, no AC, Manual version.
If you want a good compact car. Get one, you'll not really regret it. I've not seen much in way or poor reliability. These things are technically a Fiat, so is the Wrangler, Gladiator and basically the whole Jeep line up these days. Though don't let that deter you, these things are pretty tough when they want to be.
You can technically apply any Fiat related tune to the Renegade, just like the Dart/200 and Wrangler. They aren't a slouch when given the beans and they don't slouch when you put a little bit of bolt on fun parts and a reflash.
I know someone who tuned his, that thing is like a bigger Abarth with off-road ability. He goes on the trails often and it's a auto.
If you buy the two wheel version, understand that it's not going to be able to off-road like the 4x4. I've seen many people make that mistake and end up stuck thinking the Jeep logo gives them that ability. If you plan on just driving this thing to work and back with no real care in the world. Two wheel is fine and you'll have no issue. If you want to hit trails, I definitely suggest going with meatier tread, a tune and a lift kit. A trail hawk would be the best one out of the lineup.
I was thinking about taking a basic 1.4t version and putting the OEM components from Trailhawk on it (e.g. springs, shocks, skid plates).
Great video! Loved your kind of "back to basics" rant about too much gadgets and stuff. Driving "stick" is about simplicity anyway.
I like this new style of video. You don't really review cars in depth in most of your videos, so this is a nice change of pace.
I got the base sport 2.4L, and I like it, don't really care what people say.
thank you Kyle!! I have been looking into getting a Jeep Renegade and loved your review of the Trailhawk. But the 1.4l Sport was the one I was going to be going with. Your upload of this video has made my day!
The multiair sounds lovely for a 1.4L.
Got the NA in the Punto. Just 105 hp but very lively from 4k revs, on a light car.
good review I like this kid.
In the Uk there is a Jeep Renegade police on loan to diffferent forces across England
The paint color for this one looks amazing
A lot of people say that Jeeps have a lot of problems. What are your thoughts on that?
The upload schedule amuses me. It goes from Really Badass (918) to Badass (570) to Holy S*** Badass (Chiron) to this thing...
In Britain you do get the touch screen and you get a multi jet 1.6 Diesel in the sport.
Thanks Kyle that was the exact review I was looking for. I'm hoping that my mind makes or breaks it with wanting the renegade. If I had to choose I would like the trail hawk, but I can not trust the new 9 speeds. Manual is the only route I'm looking for, being it keeps me interested in the vehicle for much longer.
If this had an after market exhaust I think it would some exactly the same as the 500 Abarth. Yes I know it's the same powertrain, it'll sound awesome
Nice car! Jeeps are definitely some of my favorite American car makes. Can't wait for more reviews in the future, and don't forget you're awesome.
I wish they'd put a v6 in it it'd be a cool little sleeper
i like how simple this car is
What are the odds... I'm trying to sell my Saab and switching to a Renegade and watching a review from Saabkyle on a Renegade... lol
My dad owns a renegade longitude its verry confertable and has gps ect..
Did he get crush by his own Jeep?
I’m about to buy a 2019 Renegade sport! Thank you sir for the information!
Hey kyle, just wanted to drop by and say i love all of your videos
i like it
as for reliability most of the issues were with the automatics, and its still new plenty of new cars have bugs the need to be worked out
if only it was rwd
I live in sussex nj. Weather gets real hectic up in here. I need 4 wheel drive. 2 wheel drive is a no go.
Meh... I live in Northern Michigan. FWD with good winter tires does just fine, but you'll certainly have an easier time reselling your AWD model when the time comes.
+SaabKyle04 I can only dream of having cars just pull up at my house when I wake up in the morning.
You should review more newer Honda models. You don't really upload much from Honda anymore except the S2000 from not that long ago.
He doesn't really choose what vehicles are reviewed; they're all press vehicles.
KShark That's true. Too bad Honda never sends him anything then.
kyle, do a in depth review of a proton, I wanna see people's reaction
Awesome that u are driving now. loving it
the manual actually makes it cool
That turbo though
So, how's the Saab doing? I must say, it looks better than when you bought it!
Love the videos man.
Blaming Jeep for Anton Yelchin is like blaming Boeing for 9/11
P1 GTR!!! We need that video
Try to review the new 2016? 2017? Toyota Prius!!! Pleeeeaassee!
Do you have any tips for the manual version? We just got a 2016 Jeep Renegade Sport and I burnt the clutch out one day after owning it.
Nice review kyle! As always,but i dont think i am going to watch this one just yet as i need some time after the CHIRON review so that i get back in the mood for mainstream cars!
Once again, i thank you for these awesome reviews!
If they made a rwd model with the 6 speed it would be amazing
No jeeps need to be made with 4x4 but then Again this isn't a jeep, it's a fiat
Nice review. You are so Richie Cunningham I expected you to stop by Arnold's for a ice cream float with Potsie and Ralph Malph. :)
I love this car! Thank you, Dr. Kyle.
Thanks for the thoughtful, perceptive review.
Oh - the turbo charging is very appealing to me. Turbocharged engines generally hold more of their power at high altitudes, like Yosemite. I don't need off-road capability (so FWD would be fine) but the extra clearance would be much appreciated. Plus Jeeps are kinda cool.
Pls Kyle make more classic car reviews. :)
Thanks for this review, I enjoyed it alot.
Hey, great vid. Love your channel and have done for the past year. Can you do a tour of a top spec Mitsubishi Mirage G4 please and maybe a test drive? Chrs!
the base European version has a 1.6 4 cylinder with 110 hp
its more smoother then the chevy trax and the bucik/opel encore
Just traded in my 02 Chevy avalanche for this car with the same motor and transmission! Never going back to chevys again
Nathan Thomforde how’s the renegade holding up?
Kyle do you think they'd consider putting the 2.4 turbo in one of these? 300hp might be too much but it'd be so cool
you should do the whole new Honda HRV
hey Kyle! Would you maybe consider filming a review on the 2016 Kia Sorento SX-limited?
Great review. Any plans to cover the 2017 Ford Escape?
When is the in-depth review of the Mclaren 570s that you said you were going to do a couple of videos ago?
You could always add a turbo to your trailhawk.
+Saabkyle04 your doing great in your videos Kyle and I was thinking when can you do a review on a 2016 Toyota Camry
Never liked these with the manual. Feels so laggy at low speeds. The 2.4 is a much better engine IMO, but it's nice that they offer a manual.
HOLY FUCK KYLE IS DRIVING A VEHICLE FOR ONCE!
Nice 4/4
So, can we expect to see the new Aston Martin DB11...?
Maybe you can make a review of the new 2016 Honda Civic Coupe or sedan! Greetings from The Netherlands!
Please do a review of the Audi SQ5 TDI
for some reason i laughed when he casually drove past a graveyard, idk why
Still waiting for the Ford Focus RS review
Also when the new ford gt comes out please do a video
I'm surprised you don't own at least one car with a manual transmission. Any plans on getting one in the future?
I've had a handful in the past, but all have been sold, including two 6-spd Mini Coopers, a 1948 Ford Super Deluxe and a 1965 Ford Fairlane 2-door sedan. I have no plans at this time, but it's always a fun week when a manual press vehicle arrives at the house :)
@6foot2acrua He had an older Fairlane before he got his current one.
+Saabkyle04 Hey Kyle does your dad still has his white 2000 Ford F-350 Super Duty at his dealership
I would totally buy one and in silence the blow off valve.
why it sounds awesome
+Chris ment to say UN silence. Lol
21lprice oh yes do that lol
NB! GO 2016 RENEGADE TRAILHAWK 4X4, 2.4L, 9-speed!!
Stripped out renegade manual is more legit than a hardtop auto wrangler with 4 doors. It's slightly more honest about what it is.
Nice crossover. Have u consider make an off road video?
+John Doe why should i care about mexicans?
why don't you review the cadillac cts-v 2016 sedan?!..by the way nice video!
COOL 2016 Jeep Renegade Sport (1.4L/6-spd Manual) - Test Drive & Review
Will you be reviewing the 2016 Mercedes GLC?
interesting drivetrain combo. I'm surprised Jeep even offers something like this.
It's a fiat
I would by a hummer over this
A kia Soul Exclaim is about 22K. How many options did you add?
I love mine 👐
you should park this car at a house's front door see if it will roll back and kill someone.
you should do this test on all Chrysler vehicles.
I KNOW IT'S A MANUAL!!!
Even if it wasn't if the stupid owners would put them in park they wouldn't roll
No, the owners just don't know how to work the shifter, Chrysler is recalling them to dumb them down and make them idiot proof.
eafan48 That's not the recall. You're an idiot.
Imperator Augustus www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/fca-recalls-812000-cars-because-owners-dont-understand-the-shifter/
Nothing wrong with the transmission, just the owners.
Can you make a video about Lincoln MKZ 2017
Kyle, please try an review a Mclaren F1!
I love this!
Hey Kyle, why are you doing quick gear shift? Are you a rally racer. Half second, one gear shift for you. Is a very quick, and very bad for gear shifter. :)
tbh wondering why there's so much hype about a new car trying to compete with the Scion xb 12 years late to the party
i would love if u could to a jeep grand cherokee 2016 i would love that!
I agree with the simpler style for sure
I love the Fiat models right now, the 500 iterations, this Renegade is pretty cool too, like a mini Cherokee! :p
Wonder how reliable these cars are tho, I have no idea. Found a 500 Abarth from 2009 I think, with very low milage for a decent price, wish I could afford it! :D
Hey Kyle, does the 2016 model have a GPS or is it optional? :)
Nice car and video though I don't know if it's a very off-road capable jeep.
The trailhawk is the only real off road equipped model. The other ones are just offered in 4WD which would be good for traction, winter driving, etc.