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Exterior: This Jeep Wrangler began her life as one of the yellow special edition models. It has been painted gray on all exterior surfaces. The engine bay is still the original yellow. Major components under the vehicle have been rhino lined. There is no body rust on this jeep, it is in solid shape and very reliable. Due to the fact that this is a jeep meant to cruise around with the doors and top off, there are some small scratches along the bottom side of the doors from them being taken off and set on the porch. The rest of the doors and body do not have scratches. The spare tier has been mounted on a free swinging hitch so you can move it out of your way for easy access to the back door where the high jack and wench kit are waiting to get you unstuck from trails, rocks, or mud holes. The 33x12.50 R 15 Lt All-Terrain BF Goodrich tires have plenty of life left on them to take you anywhere you want to go. The 3 inch body lift and the suspension lift are perfect for mud or cruising on back country roads with your hot date. The soft top is in perfect shape inside and out. All zippers work and it comes off and easy to put back on all by yourself.

Interior: Like all good Wranglers should, the carpet has been removed and the interior has had a spray in bed liner installed giving easy access to the drain plugs. She has been equipped with bucket seats, a CD player with two front and two rear pioneer speakers. The roll bars for this jeep have been padded and equipped with handles for your convenience. This Jeep has a back seat and 4 working seat buckles in all so it is safe and ready to go out to the lake.

Mechanics: This machine was built right! And 25 years later she is still running strong. I take this Jeep to a mechanic on a regular basis for routine maintenance and always get complements as to the good shape she is in compared to other similar year Jeeps. Recently all front ball joints were replaced and she was given an all wheel alignment. With the 5 speed manual transmission it is a blast to drive out to the lake with your friends. With the reese hitch you can pull your boat or trailer for work or camping on the weekends! She had a new battery installed earlier this year and she's ready to be your daily driver or weekend vacation!

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Consumer Reports digs Mazda3, disses Jeep Cherokee

Tue, 11 Feb 2014

Consumer Reports has just rendered its verdict on two of the more important cars to launch this year - the Mazda3 and the Jeep Cherokee. Considering the value a "Recommended" rating carries with the public and the viciously competitive markets these two cars compete in, Consumer Reports' view could have some impact on their initial success.
For Mazda, that's a good thing. CR spoke quite highly of the Zoom-Zoom brand's compact sedan and hatch, testing both models, and citing the excellent fuel economy and snickety-snack manual shifter as high points. Downsides to the 3 included a ride that is agile but "nervous," a bit too much noise and a cramped back seat. Still, the 3 was good enough to earn its place in the ranks of the "Recommended."
The Jeep didn't fare quite so well, with CR calling the polarizing CUV "half-baked." Although both engines were tested, the magazine called the 2.4-liter four-pot underpowered and its nine-speed automatic unrefined and unresponsive. That's particularly damning, considering the 9AT's role in future Chrysler products, including the extremely important 200. Overall, the Cherokee missed out on the coveted "Recommended" rating.

Daily Driver: 2015 Jeep Renegade Sport 4x4

Fri, Jul 10 2015

Daily Driver videos are micro-reviews of vehicles in the Autoblog test fleet, reviewed by the staffers who drive them every day. Today's Daily Driver features the 2015 Jeep Renegade Sport 4x4, reviewed by Adam Morath. Something to note: The vehicle tested here is a pre-production unit, and we had some issues with the MySky removable roof system. (Associate editor Brandon Turkus mentioned these problems in his Quick Spin.) FCA confirms that improvements were made for production-spec cars. You can watch the video above or read a transcript below. Watch more Autoblog videos at /videos. [00:00:00] Hey, this is Adam Morath with another Daily Driver. Today, we're in the 2015 Jeep Renegade and I'm excited to be driving this in a Sport trim level. That's the lowest trim that they offer it in. I say I'm excited, because often we get the cars to totally spec-ed out to the max, the automaker trying to show off what they can do with the car but it doesn't always give you a realistic view of how most customers are going to spec the car, and I think with the Renegade being the entry-level model for Jeep now [00:00:30] replacing the outgoing Patriot and Compass, it makes sense to drive this in the Sport trim. We do have it in 4x4, comes in at just around $23,000. It's powered by a turbocharged 1.4 liter inline 4 and we've got it, made it to the 6-speed manual transmission, which is pretty cool. Again you can see FCA's fingerprints on this car. If they wanted to do well in Europe, of course you've got to offer it with a manual and that's nice for consumers here to have that choice of having a stick shift in the Jeep again. [00:01:00] That's kind of fun. It produces 160-horsepower, 184 pound-feet of torque. It's got a little pack to it. I wouldn't call it sporty but it's enough for a vehicle of this size. This is a pretty basic version of the renegade. The only options we have on it are the AC, the roof rails, 4-wheel drive, which is a must here in Michigan and then these MySky roof panels, which I'll get to in a minute, but that takes us from a base price of $18,000, the cheapest you'll be able to get into a Renegade for [00:01:30] up to about $23,700, which is where we're at. Yes, these are MySky roof panels. It's a totally new feature on the Renegade that Jeep is trying out and I think it's pretty cool. It's like a tee top system, except the panels aren't side by side. You have one in the front and one in the back.

MotorWeek reviews '83 American Motors lineup

Wed, Mar 18 2015

The 30th anniversary of American Motors' 1987 sale to Chrysler by Renault is just a few years away. AMC is long dead, but for its latest peek in the archives, MotorWeek winds back the clock to somewhat happier times. Take a look at the entire AMC lineup from 1983, including its models from Jeep and Renault. The Jeeps, and to a lesser extent, the AMC Eagle, enjoy a cult following today, but it's amazing how many of these other vehicles are now practically forgotten. Even the big debut in '83 of the Renault Alliance is largely ignored. Although with a ludicrous amount of body roll and a 55-horsepower 1.4-liter engine, it's probably rightly buried. Related Video: News Source: MotorWeek via YouTube Design/Style Chrysler Jeep Renault Classics Videos amc

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