2013 Jeep Wrangler consumer reviews

I love, love, love my Jeep best purchase ever!!! I will buy another one when I wear this one out!! I love that I can easily take the front tops off just anytime I choose and put them in the backseat and ride!!! Ready to take it on the beach!!

A blast of a jeep to whoever buys it. It's a lot of fun in the summer with the tops and the doors off.

I have had it only three weeks and love it. It is everything we were hoping for. We got the hard top and it is as quite as most of the cars we have owned in the past.

What fun this car is to drive! Is it comfortable to ride in - not so much. But . . . it's so much fun. Took the top off last week when we were in the 80's - it was awesome. I am so looking forward to hooking her up to the back of the new motorhome and hitting the road for fun in the sun! I can hardly wait. It's one of the few cars that can easily be towed behind a motorhome - and I am so looking forward to that!

Fourth Jeep in 25 years, and they just keep getting better. I took a 3 year break from Jeeps in a Dodge Nitro, and while it was nice, it just wasn't the same. Honestly, the interior (Sahara) of the Wrangler is nicer than the Nitro SLT, and the gas mileage (which I hated in my last Wrangler) is equal. The best part is that I'm now back on the right side of resale value - if you're buying, it's bad - if you're selling, it's always great. 10 or 12 years from now I'll be writing another review on my next one.

I just bought my second Jeep. I had a Liberty for 10 years. I am in love with this new Jeep. It''s a lot of car for the money. My 84-year-old dad thinks it's about the greatest thing he's ridden in. I am amazed at how solid and smooth the ride is - people who are looking for a really smooth ride need to get a sedan. This vehicle is easy to drive, has a tight turning radius and can certainly hold its own on the road and off - yes, I was in the Wisconsin fields just lately. Fuel economy is about like a truck with the same size engine. If this one holds up as well as my cheap old Liberty did, I'll be set for another ten years.

on the road the Wrangler is not perfect. But it was not design for on road travel as it's true bloodline belong in the dirt. Off road it's totally different and very enjoyable. Interior is very nice for a washable interior. After 3000 miles of off roading in AZ the body is still tight. I love the Wrangler since I was a kid with the YJ. each generation the model improves. I love the power the pentastar provide, and returns a resonable 19 overall around town. On the freeway long trips I can reach 22 mpg. Since the engine is new I can not truthly say it long durable engine as mine has only 9500. I love the hardtop and enjoy the simple open and closing the panel to create sun fill drives or full weather protection. Big plus is the huge aftermarket to make your Jeep yours. It not perfect but I would do it again as this truck is my favorite

I always wanted a jeep but was never thrilled about how top heavy and easy to flip over they were. This new frame and body set up with anti roll features is just what I've been waiting for. The 3.6 v6 with the 6 speed manual trany makes for plenty of power as well as fuel economy. The life time warranty that you can purchase makes this the last car I will need.

I bought a 2013 Wrangler Sport with 11,000 miles about 1 month ago as a weekend toy. I've always really liked Wranglers but this is the first one I've owned. When I started looking to buy, I was surprised at how well the 2013's actually drive. This is probably the most fun vehicle I have ever had. It rides great and has an amazing turn radius compared to other SUV's and trucks. Plus it's definitely one of the coolest vehicles on the road. The gas mileage is not great, but it is comparable with many other SUV's, and mileage isn't really one of the considerations most people would have when buying a Wrangler. The one I bought has several options, such as power windows and locks which I really wasn't set on but are nice to have. The A/C is one of the best I've ever seen. It will freeze you out in no time if you crank it up. The seats are SUPER comfortable, which actually was a real surprise to me. This one has the "Freedom Top" 3-piece hard top, although I was really looking for a soft top when shopping around. As it turns out though, now that I've been driving it a lot I think I prefer the hard top. It makes it quieter in the interior, and I suppose it will be warmer in the winter as the salesman pointed out. It is also very easy to remove the 2 pieces that cover the front seats. Removing the back piece is a bit cumbersome and requires either 2 people or one of the aftermarket lifts that are available for a couple hundred bucks. I will definitely be purchasing one of those. I will likely also go ahead and purchase a soft top as well, so that I can swap them out for different seasons. I would definitely recommend a Wrangler to any of my friends, and plan to hang on to mine for a long time to come. The big question now is, of all the thousands of aftermarket customization parts available for this thing, where should I start???

I purchased a used 2013 Jeep Wrangler 4 weeks ago from Park Place Porsche of Dallas Texas and had a very good experience with the transaction. The jeep had 851 miles on it and looked as new as the day it came off the show room floor but with a big discount for depreciation. The vehicle is just what my wife and I were looking for to tow behind our motor home. Put transfer case in natural and transmission in gear and it can be flat towed. Almost have it ready to tow. Thanks Cars.com