Hi Andrew, just found this channel. I'm British and a time served off roader. I have a trophy cabinate full of wins from rtv trials to comp safari and hill rally all through Land Rover However! I am a total jeep convert. Love the vids
A most excellent production. Enjoyable to watch. Film flowed well and held my attention and interest. Great to see other parts of the world. Thank you.
Now Andrew, I watched through Jeep showroom, you driving around camels, even meeting The Sheik and seeing his great globe caravan, but when you got to that 1961 Dodge Powerwagon, I had to pause to comment! Yes, that's the era when automobiles were works of art and design! I was a young whippersnapper then, 12 years old, and started my love of vehicles as soon as I got old enough to know what a 1949 Plymouth was. The car I learned to drive with. Wait!! That red/white 1978 Landcruiser FJ50!! Oh me, just might be my favorite! So far... Well, The Sheikh is a good man! Just think, he's preserved all those 4WDs for the world! I pause again at 21:50 for Kate's remark, "I like ketchup with this." Now that's the ticket Kate! You must have a bit o' American blood running in ye veins!
It was great meeting you Andrew and I hope the trip was a success. Glad to see we made the cut at 12.44! Let us know when you are next in the UAE so we can organise a day trip into the dunes. Cheers, Griff.
Sorry, I missed you at the Expo West. I did have fun talking to your daughter, though and I did purchase a hat and decal. That was quite the collection of vehicles at the museum.
As a kid I did some work in the Ford Rouge Plant in Detroit and they had WWII Dodge Power Wagon Ambulances all over the place that they used for Yard and Maintenance Vehicles
I cannot believe my overland truck was completely ignored on the off-road and adventure show overview! It almost looks like this was done on purpose))) It was right beside ARB tent - with off-the-grid 2 bedroom setup with restroom, shower and solar power plant we were quite an attraction... Got a trophy on the Abu-Dhabi custom show for it this year. What a shame)))
@4xoverland , good news.. the 2018 Wrangler solves your door issue... there is a "normal" door keeper to keep the door open. I am looking forward to see you review the wrangler next year and giving it one more shot!
Ahh... but not just any old regular CJ6s! Those are 1976+ RHD 6-cylinder models, probably built in Egypt by AAV (Arab American Vehicles). All 3 with the same custom hard tops and tailgate mountings; most likely not ex-military but commercial vehicles used by oil exploration or survey company.:)
It seems within the Jeep Overlanding community, ARB's adjustable Old Man Emu suspension is the pinnacle (maybe AEV's Bilstein setup behind that). If you go to Overland Expo West, I'll gladly let you rip around in my Rubicon!
that salesman was so annoying... your typical salesman who's so eager to recite the brochure to you, "completely different transmission and axle ratio "and stuff""? so what's different about the transmission and what ratio was put in? and do not cut off your customers in mid sentence!! how do these people even survive selling cars!
Dana 44 front axle, front and rear lockers, sway bar disconnect, 4.10 axle ratios, 4:1 transmission and rock rails - how hard is it to memorize the Rubicon package special features for the sales guys?
Love this story telling type review with your journey and family experience rolled into one video. Pity that 4x4 collection doesn't contain the most successful Dakar winning vehicle x12, who would have thought?!
So strange to see campfires without a fire ring. I would be scouring the ground for rocks to build a ring just out of habit, not realizing that there is no brush to catch fire. lol
What about all the Russian trucks ? A myriad and plethora of excellent tough off-road trucks from Russia. Russia is where real off-road action is. Oh, and MB Mog is great too :-)
Sponsored by BFGoodrich, is using Cooper TTs. In fairness I'd probably have gone for the ST/Maxx, but they don't fit in quite as well with the over-macho image of that Jeep.
Andrew! Your videos are amazing and have really inspired me to go ahead and do the overland trip around africa. I live in Dubai right now and I was wondering if you know of any places, around here in Dubai where they could help me set up my gear or give me some advice into which vehicle to buy. Mostly guidance in general with overlanding, which unfortunately is not very popular here in UAE and there's not much diesel going around haha Cheers!
We have more respect for the country than to go charging off the road over everything and anything just because the Jeep can do it. Behaviour like that results in places being closed to 4-wheelers. I won't be one of those contributing to the disrespect of 4W drivers.
@@DarthJeepyeah you have to come to America on the Rubicon Trail what it was named after. Something Land Rover can't do or Toyota at least not Factory
Great job Andrew! I'm glad to see you enjoying a Jeep for a change. I sure would like to ship mine to the emirates for a first rate adventure. Keep up the great work and I look forward to the day you attend the Overland Expo East here in the US.
Sorry Andrew, overdone shiny 4x4s and red door hinges don't do it for me. Hopefully Part-2 will include some actual off-road stuff - I'd really like to see the Jeep tested to its limits.
you should appreciate the work andrew puts into his videos. they are more like documentaries. not meant to show you an off road vehicle splashing through mud
Must be nice to walk into a Dubai Jeep dealership and drive out with a nice Rubicon Jeep & thrash it about in the hills. Then drive back to dealership the next week & say, you know it's really not my color but thanks for the test drive, see ya'. 😋😁
+4xOverland I know they did, I was just making a joke. Sorry if taken personally. I loved the professional video presentation & the adventure with the Jeep. And of course your excellent narrative. Very cool that you could take the family with you on this excursion & I'm sure this experience you will remember for a lifetime. I know I enjoyed it very much, Cheers'. 😀 Please keep up the hard work. An excellent video.
Mall crawler my hind leg. Yeah, a heap of women love Jeeps to crawl around malls, but dagnabbed if Jeeps can't go about anywhere a desert, mountain, or swamp boy wants to go. And get him back to his tent,
They are called Hobbles and they prevent owned stock camels from wandering too far before they are mustered. It's stops them going too far over night / in a period of time.
At 9:20 " very impressive" "born for off road" yeah you can drive one around in two wheel drive first gear and use the rear Locker every now and then just a complete trails that Land Rover considers decent
Sadly I feel like the Jeep Rubicon is overlooked by Land Rover and Toyota people. Partially because Jeep doesn't promote quite as much even though you can find some videos of them doing extreme rock crawling from the factory unlock Land Rover that just goes through muddy water on the same course that they know it can handle with no articulation needed. The other reason is because I feel like the Land Rover in the Toyota people secretly know the Jeep is much much more capable so then they start talking about overlanding things and how much it can haul and all that stupid stuff when really it can do all that just fine if you're willing to just do it and not think about it and try to find a fault. The only way to find a fault in one of those rubicons is to literally search for a fault
Soooo...Its a Rubicon with eye candy on it. Meh. I wish dealerships would get away from the superfluous gadgetry and nonsense. The second he said "cold air intake" I started laughing, then I saw them at the water's edge and thought..."Hahahahahah!" Wow. IIf the guy had said it's got 1310 drivehsafts, a winch and 35's with a snorkel (for dust/water) and maybe a farm jack and gas can...THAT would have made sense. This is just a Rubicon with some cute red paited stuff on it. Buy a base Rubicon.
I have to hand it to Jeep, they make vehicles that are fun. Unfortunately they cant make one that is reliable and wont fall apart, rattle, break, or leak dust and rain. It is a vehicle I want to love, but I don't have enough money to throw at it. My last Jeep was sold after eating all my money and spending every other month in the shop.
Dwealdric I love the idea of a JK, but their reliability numbers are still well below the industry average, I have heard of owners ending up with leaky hard tops, and a host of small problems that keep adding up. Chrysler had serious quality problems before Fiat bought them, and they don't seem to be getting better. I trust my 11 year old Nissan to bring me home, I cant say the same for a Jeep.
Unfortunately it looks like the numbers/rankings that I can find online support your thoughts on the reliability issue. I love mine, and have had very little issue with it, even after 35" tires and no drive train upgrades, but in the grand scheme of things I suppose that doesn't mean much. I only wish it had a higher payload.
Owned 3 JK, most recently a 2017 Rubicon which ive already done 12,000km in, all of them have performed awesomely off road and as a daily driver. Leaky roofs were really sorted from 2013+ but its a hardtop that has 3 panels that remove just keep an eye on the seals its not hard.
4xoverland I just think that’s what it was designed for. So you’d get to really test it and see its full potential and limitations.. Thanks for answering my question. Great videos.
what do u mean u can't find anyplace to test it how about going off road he drives on a dirt road and then drives over rocks any truck could drive over this guy is more of a camper than someone who does off roading
jeeps look cool and are capable off road. this one isnt my taste asthetically at all, but to each his own. they fill a niche market in the us and there is really nothing else comparable offered here by other manufacturers here. when i was a teen, i thought the moment i got my licence id buy a wrangler and never drive anything else. unfortionatly, they are some of the most unreliable vhicles on the road in the long run. I wish that wasnt the case, but it is. even though they have a cult following and people in that cult are often in denial about the reality of their beloved brand, the abysmal quality shows through even the cult status in the form of overwhelmingly poor ratings and owner reviews. something like 65% less reliable than avarage, which is saying allot as avarage has gotten pretty bad. this from a vhicle that people trust to get them to and from remote areas, and kn many cases trust their life to. shame on you crysler. american auto makers are in the toilet and crysler is one of the worst. they are relying purely on the jeep name, its reputation for reliability that willys and kaiser earned for the brand half a century ago, a reputation they arguably havent deserved since amc took over. i cant understand how they are even able to sell a single jeep in a country where you can get a brand new solid axle diesel toyota.
what a waste of time, you showed nothing of what the jeep can do.. Nor did yo go over any of the mechanicals.... But, Jeepers are all about image, so at least you full-filled that...
If only jeeps were reliable.....why can't America go back to building quality over quantity?! So frustrating as an American. the best 4x4 we have is the 4runner, or Lexus gx460,470
Actually the Rubicon Wrangler is better than any Land Rover or Toyota off-road it's not a debate it's proven read the specs. Land Rovers and Toyotas don't have solid axles anymore they don't have front and rear lockers Factory they don't have disconnected sway bars. Especially the Land Rover it sucks the most now
Props to you for spending some time in a Jeep. Not the perfect overland rig but capable and lots of fun off road. I love mine!
Hi Andrew, just found this channel. I'm British and a time served off roader. I have a trophy cabinate full of wins from rtv trials to comp safari and hill rally all through Land Rover However! I am a total jeep convert. Love the vids
A most excellent production. Enjoyable to watch. Film flowed well and held my attention and interest. Great to see other parts of the world. Thank you.
Now Andrew, I watched through Jeep showroom, you driving around camels, even meeting The Sheik and seeing his great globe caravan, but when you got to that 1961 Dodge Powerwagon, I had to pause to comment! Yes, that's the era when automobiles were works of art and design! I was a young whippersnapper then, 12 years old, and started my love of vehicles as soon as I got old enough to know what a 1949 Plymouth was. The car I learned to drive with. Wait!! That red/white 1978 Landcruiser FJ50!! Oh me, just might be my favorite! So far... Well, The Sheikh is a good man! Just think, he's preserved all those 4WDs for the world! I pause again at 21:50 for Kate's remark, "I like ketchup with this." Now that's the ticket Kate! You must have a bit o' American blood running in ye veins!
Love what you do Andrew. Can't wait to see more of the Jeep!
I have to admit I drooled a little bit ( ok, a lot ) when those Diamond T's popped up on the screen. Ever since I was a kid I wanted one.
I am gonna be honest you are so respectful when you meet new people
Interesting video... that sultan has got a collection and half... just wow!!
Beautiful photography! I'm too busy doing screen shot while watching it
So glad you got to do this! Great videos.
21:40 ..."Countries like Africa and Australia??," Andrew the UV were already having some effects 😂😂😂
Great video! Cant wait to see part 2.
It was great meeting you Andrew and I hope the trip was a success. Glad to see we made the cut at 12.44! Let us know when you are next in the UAE so we can organise a day trip into the dunes. Cheers, Griff.
If any one else tried to tell tis story it would have been boring. Not here. I always enjoy the skill of good story teller. :)
Sorry, I missed you at the Expo West. I did have fun talking to your daughter, though and I did purchase a hat and decal. That was quite the collection of vehicles at the museum.
Thank´s for another great video Andrew, keep up the good work.
Awesome review on the Rubicon..
As a kid I did some work in the Ford Rouge Plant in Detroit and they had WWII Dodge Power Wagon Ambulances all over the place that they used for Yard and Maintenance Vehicles
4:04 LOCKING SWAY BARS LMAO
Amazing video. Keep it up!
Excellent video!!!!
I cannot believe my overland truck was completely ignored on the off-road and adventure show overview! It almost looks like this was done on purpose))) It was right beside ARB tent - with off-the-grid 2 bedroom setup with restroom, shower and solar power plant we were quite an attraction... Got a trophy on the Abu-Dhabi custom show for it this year. What a shame)))
another great video, Andrew!
looking forward to the next installment, as well as the Australian series
Dayum! that black Jeep is looking noice! plus manual ... want it
Had a manual '05 TJ Rocky Mtn and now have an auto '08 JK X. This JK is by far the best vehicle I've owned. Manuals suck off road.
@4xoverland , good news.. the 2018 Wrangler solves your door issue... there is a "normal" door keeper to keep the door open. I am looking forward to see you review the wrangler next year and giving it one more shot!
What height is the lift suspension ? And what size are the tires and wheels ? 33" or 35" tires? And 17" or 18" wheels?
I love this car.how can find it in the near future ?
like all the info, nice collection,,,did not see any chevy's rare....
Good stuff Andrew!
Great video thank you!
Those are cj6's Andrew. Enjoying the review!
Oh God, You're right. The Jeep guys will roast me!
4xOverland I'm a jeep guy and I didn't! Absolutely love your videos, I'd love to meet you if you happen to come through eastern Oregon!
Ahh... but not just any old regular CJ6s! Those are 1976+ RHD 6-cylinder models, probably built in Egypt by AAV (Arab American Vehicles). All 3 with the same custom hard tops and tailgate mountings; most likely not ex-military but commercial vehicles used by oil exploration or survey company.:)
It seems within the Jeep Overlanding community, ARB's adjustable Old Man Emu suspension is the pinnacle (maybe AEV's Bilstein setup behind that).
If you go to Overland Expo West, I'll gladly let you rip around in my Rubicon!
Would you ever consider buying a wrangler your self?
Which wadi is that at the beginning? Showka?
Great review!
What a full beast!
Many of the clips are a bit jittery. What happend there? Love the review tho!
that salesman was so annoying... your typical salesman who's so eager to recite the brochure to you, "completely different transmission and axle ratio "and stuff""? so what's different about the transmission and what ratio was put in? and do not cut off your customers in mid sentence!! how do these people even survive selling cars!
He is Indian , these people are mannerless
Dana 44 front axle, front and rear lockers, sway bar disconnect, 4.10 axle ratios, 4:1 transmission and rock rails - how hard is it to memorize the Rubicon package special features for the sales guys?
i thought the salesman was entertaining
nice vid andrew!
How big the tire? Is it 35"?
Love this story telling type review with your journey and family experience rolled into one video. Pity that 4x4 collection doesn't contain the most successful Dakar winning vehicle x12, who would have thought?!
So strange to see campfires without a fire ring. I would be scouring the ground for rocks to build a ring just out of habit, not realizing that there is no brush to catch fire. lol
Amazingly quiet engine !
The jeeps parked on top of the hill are CJ-6. I had one and I love it, sadly I had to sale it.
He has no M.B. Unimogs??? likely my favorite off road vehicle.
What about all the Russian trucks ? A myriad and plethora of excellent tough off-road trucks from Russia.
Russia is where real off-road action is.
Oh, and MB Mog is great too :-)
kop4321 And Kamov.
It's a Shelf Queen for your garage.
Sponsored by BFGoodrich, is using Cooper TTs.
In fairness I'd probably have gone for the ST/Maxx, but they don't fit in quite as well with the over-macho image of that Jeep.
Tires on the Rubicon?
Andrew! Your videos are amazing and have really inspired me to go ahead and do the overland trip around africa. I live in Dubai right now and I was wondering if you know of any places, around here in Dubai where they could help me set up my gear or give me some advice into which vehicle to buy. Mostly guidance in general with overlanding, which unfortunately is not very popular here in UAE and there's not much diesel going around haha
Cheers!
At 9:10 I wanted to scream, "Air down your tires, turn right off the road and go up the side!!!"
We have more respect for the country than to go charging off the road over everything and anything just because the Jeep can do it. Behaviour like that results in places being closed to 4-wheelers. I won't be one of those contributing to the disrespect of 4W drivers.
Shame there wasn't some place you could adequately test its capabilities.
@@DarthJeepyeah you have to come to America on the Rubicon Trail what it was named after. Something Land Rover can't do or Toyota at least not Factory
Great job Andrew! I'm glad to see you enjoying a Jeep for a change. I sure would like to ship mine to the emirates for a first rate adventure. Keep up the great work and I look forward to the day you attend the Overland Expo East here in the US.
When is the next expo? I really want to check out some roof top tents for my Land Cruiser.
September 29-October 1 2017 in Asheville NC. It's much smaller than Expo west but is growing fast.
Andrew was there by any chance a Toyota Mega Cruiser in the collection? Haven't seen one for years.
Yeah, what's become of those? Last one I saw was at Nampo about 15 years ago.
Funny, You went to the Desert away from the city and you were stuck in a traffic jam of sorts.
Someone should explain the difference between off roading and driving down a dirt road. It's not the same thing.
What do you get a guy who has everything?...A giant globe hotel with wheels on it
Sorry Andrew, overdone shiny 4x4s and red door hinges don't do it for me. Hopefully Part-2 will include some actual off-road stuff - I'd really like to see the Jeep tested to its limits.
you should appreciate the work andrew puts into his videos. they are more like documentaries. not meant to show you an off road vehicle splashing through mud
Must be nice to walk into a Dubai Jeep dealership and drive out with a nice Rubicon Jeep & thrash it about in the hills. Then drive back to dealership the next week & say, you know it's really not my color but thanks for the test drive, see ya'. 😋😁
BTW. They asked me to come and drive their Jeep.
+4xOverland I know they did, I was just making a joke. Sorry if taken personally. I loved the professional video presentation & the adventure with the Jeep. And of course your excellent narrative. Very cool that you could take the family with you on this excursion & I'm sure this experience you will remember for a lifetime. I know I enjoyed it very much, Cheers'. 😀 Please keep up the hard work. An excellent video.
Called marketing.
Why black in the desert?
so...its a rubicon....just with aftermarket stuff and RED everywhere lol. ok
We call them mall crawlers.
If a mall crawler thrashes the empty quarter, it is no longer a mall crawler...
Thrashes? LOL, okay. Its a mall crawler.
Mall crawler my hind leg. Yeah, a heap of women love Jeeps to crawl around malls, but dagnabbed if Jeeps can't go about anywhere a desert, mountain, or swamp boy wants to go. And get him back to his tent,
still a rubicon, and theres nothing lol about that
No snorkle?
The white cj has a land rover roof
No, you'll notice all three CJ6s have the same custom-made roofs - Jeep and LR have nowhere near the same dimensions.
Jimbob Jones no the white ones roof is off a land rover, it doesn't fit right on the jeep as well
Quite right, and well spotted! It has been made to fit even though it's wider and lower at the windscreen!
Go over something that I can't in my vw touareg, other than that I enjoyed the video.
Curious as to why the camels have chains on them.
They are called Hobbles and they prevent owned stock camels from wandering too far before they are mustered. It's stops them going too far over night / in a period of time.
Are we going to ignore that the Lexus dealer is trolling the Jeep dealer?
At 9:20 " very impressive" "born for off road" yeah you can drive one around in two wheel drive first gear and use the rear Locker every now and then just a complete trails that Land Rover considers decent
almost got it right, but it's not an auto, it has to be a manual.
Ride a XR600R or an XR650L. It will be a revelation.
Sadly Arabian Sheik don't have Toyota Mega Cruiser, probably the best car in used 4x4 market.
The globe thingy was boring but the inside was awesome
3:33 When I see how thick the US car paintjob is I want to cry. You wonder if they just shower the car and let the paint run from roof to fender.
Sadly I feel like the Jeep Rubicon is overlooked by Land Rover and Toyota people. Partially because Jeep doesn't promote quite as much even though you can find some videos of them doing extreme rock crawling from the factory unlock Land Rover that just goes through muddy water on the same course that they know it can handle with no articulation needed. The other reason is because I feel like the Land Rover in the Toyota people secretly know the Jeep is much much more capable so then they start talking about overlanding things and how much it can haul and all that stupid stuff when really it can do all that just fine if you're willing to just do it and not think about it and try to find a fault. The only way to find a fault in one of those rubicons is to literally search for a fault
That FJ has been Americanized.
The FJs were designed and built in the US, so they are American for starters. This one has rather been Middle Eastanized!
Why would anyone drive black cars in desert countries??
Soooo...Its a Rubicon with eye candy on it. Meh.
I wish dealerships would get away from the superfluous gadgetry and nonsense.
The second he said "cold air intake" I started laughing, then I saw them at the water's edge and thought..."Hahahahahah!" Wow.
IIf the guy had said it's got 1310 drivehsafts, a winch and 35's with a snorkel (for dust/water) and maybe a farm jack and gas can...THAT would have made sense. This is just a Rubicon with some cute red paited stuff on it. Buy a base Rubicon.
9:38 …. did you forget to use the AC???
Did he say "the seats are cat skin"?
Retired AF CE katzkin.com
Steve Dominguez lol cool
🤣🤣🤣
...and everything like that
IF you have red all over your jeep then it's not a rubicon anymore lol ?
It's a normal stock looking jeep...
thos elooked like cj6 s
Lol...Apparently it doesn’t matter where you are. You will always be caught in a traffic jam!
I have to hand it to Jeep, they make vehicles that are fun. Unfortunately they cant make one that is reliable and wont fall apart, rattle, break, or leak dust and rain. It is a vehicle I want to love, but I don't have enough money to throw at it. My last Jeep was sold after eating all my money and spending every other month in the shop.
Have you tried a JK? You may be pleasantly surprised.
Dwealdric I love the idea of a JK, but their reliability numbers are still well below the industry average, I have heard of owners ending up with leaky hard tops, and a host of small problems that keep adding up. Chrysler had serious quality problems before Fiat bought them, and they don't seem to be getting better. I trust my 11 year old Nissan to bring me home, I cant say the same for a Jeep.
Unfortunately it looks like the numbers/rankings that I can find online support your thoughts on the reliability issue. I love mine, and have had very little issue with it, even after 35" tires and no drive train upgrades, but in the grand scheme of things I suppose that doesn't mean much. I only wish it had a higher payload.
Owned 3 JK, most recently a 2017 Rubicon which ive already done 12,000km in, all of them have performed awesomely off road and as a daily driver. Leaky roofs were really sorted from 2013+ but its a hardtop that has 3 panels that remove just keep an eye on the seals its not hard.
So the sheik is an open homosexual?
Dude...you're in a Rubicon, why not take it on the "Rubicon Trail" in the US if you want to review it. Dubai ain't shit.
Great idea! But then again, how many Rubicons have been reviewed on the Rubicon? Dubai? Not so many.
4xoverland I just think that’s what it was designed for. So you’d get to really test it and see its full potential and limitations.. Thanks for answering my question. Great videos.
what do u mean u can't find anyplace to test it how about going off road he drives on a dirt road and then drives over rocks any truck could drive over this guy is more of a camper than someone who does off roading
Sadly Chrysler products have suffered in recent years from poor Quality. It saddens me as an American. I would rather have a Toyota.
Utter rubbish. FCA brands collectively top consumer reports as having less issues than other brands, including the asian ones.
six weeks later hahahahahaha
jeeps look cool and are capable off road. this one isnt my taste asthetically at all, but to each his own. they fill a niche market in the us and there is really nothing else comparable offered here by other manufacturers here. when i was a teen, i thought the moment i got my licence id buy a wrangler and never drive anything else.
unfortionatly, they are some of the most unreliable vhicles on the road in the long run. I wish that wasnt the case, but it is. even though they have a cult following and people in that cult are often in denial about the reality of their beloved brand, the abysmal quality shows through even the cult status in the form of overwhelmingly poor ratings and owner reviews. something like 65% less reliable than avarage, which is saying allot as avarage has gotten pretty bad. this from a vhicle that people trust to get them to and from remote areas, and kn many cases trust their life to. shame on you crysler.
american auto makers are in the toilet and crysler is one of the worst. they are relying purely on the jeep name, its reputation for reliability that willys and kaiser earned for the brand half a century ago, a reputation they arguably havent deserved since amc took over.
i cant understand how they are even able to sell a single jeep in a country where you can get a brand new solid axle diesel toyota.
this video should come with a warning at 21.05 for people to put their sunglasses on to protect eyes from the glare off that white skin... :)
Hey. Stop moaning. I had to edit the damn thing. I couldn't see for days.
4xOverland lol!!!
How cruel to tether those camels. I swear, your average Arab is still stuck in the Medieval world.
what a waste of time, you showed nothing of what the jeep can do..
Nor did yo go over any of the mechanicals....
But, Jeepers are all about image, so at least you full-filled that...
If only jeeps were reliable.....why can't America go back to building quality over quantity?! So frustrating as an American. the best 4x4 we have is the 4runner, or Lexus gx460,470
Not nearly as bad as Land Rover
Wow - what sort of idiot would take a JEEP into the deserts ? Petrol = No Range = No Low torque. Petrol is for week end warriors.
The only reason you would buy a Jeep is that you couldn't find your Land Rover or Toyota dealer
Wrangler is the best current modern 4x4 out there for the price
Actually the Rubicon Wrangler is better than any Land Rover or Toyota off-road it's not a debate it's proven read the specs. Land Rovers and Toyotas don't have solid axles anymore they don't have front and rear lockers Factory they don't have disconnected sway bars. Especially the Land Rover it sucks the most now
Since we'll all be Muslims in a few years, I'm at least glad to see they have the Steering Wheel on the Left side of the Vehicle. :-)
They say you can take a Jeep into the jungle but if you want to come back out you take a Toyota
guy proulx Toyotas suck get over it
another great video, Andrew!
looking forward to the next installment, as well as the Australian series