2015 Jeep Wrangler consumer reviews

I think I would like the Unlimited 4-door model better. Open the back and there is no room for anything. Very hard to get to the back seat. Tried to remove it and can't find a way. Wanted to take off the headrest of the back seat and they won't move even though the book says they are adjustable. Maybe keep it a year and look for the Unlimited model.

I purchased the Jeep Wrangler to tow behind my motorhome. It having a transfer case allows me to simply put the transfer case into neutral and tow. Jeep Wrangler is one of a few if not the only vehicle that allows this without making modifications of the vehicle.

Great design (nice improvements over previous models); good performance in snow; poor mileage; great handling.

Recently traded for my 10th new Jeep and 26th Jeep overall (5+ decades), a 2015 Rubicon. What a significant improvement over the prior models (and I own/have owned 1948 CJ2a through 2004 Grand Cherokees). The Rubicon is trail ready, versus having to be built up. The V-6 Pentastar is strong. First tank of gas IN CITY driving was 19 mpg. Plenty of interior technology, well assembled, and beautiful in "Tank" green. The short wheelbase 2-door continues with the Jeep bounce, but I actually love the ride (compared with the bland, too-smooth cruise of the Subaru it replaces). What a vehicle!

All the dealer had a good inventory. But not what I was looking for, at their suggestion was to special order... All models Look good in an out side,comfortable,and perform well. The cost was a little above what I want to Pay.