2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited consumer reviews

I am use to driving SUV's or regular cars so this was something I decided to try and I am glad I did. For a Jeep, the ride is surprinsingly comfortable and handles very well. I bought the 4 door and the only draw back is when converting the soft top to convertiable, the top doesn't fold or remove fully, so it is not condusive for my pup to be in the way way back. However, I am overall pleased with this vehicle.

I have owned my JEEP since MAY 2012 and I have already had to have the one of the motor heads replaced.It seems that JEEP knew about the problem during production but let approx 50,000 units go through production and into the market. I was one of the lucky ones to purchase one of these vehicles. I will never purchase a Chrysler product again. Chryler still has not learned a lesson from their past about quality. They are fast to take your money but their service is still the same.

I previously owned a Jeep, but when I moved to the city I didn't feel it was very practical, so I bought a small sports car. After four years I went back to a Jeep Wrangler and it's been a great experience so far. Love it!!!!

After having written off American cars as unreliable after two Mustangs a Corvette and a Jeep in the late 80s/early 90s, I went to Infinity, Land Rover, Porsche and even Aston Martin. Yes, I like luxury cars and have been fortunate enough to be able to afford them new. I needed a more useful everyday vehicle that I could get dirty though, so I bought a 2013 Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon. I was excited. The car was delivered without a trim piece at the driver's door latch which didn't bode well. In the first week of owning it, I found a different trim piece under my seat (it had fallen off a rear shoulder belt attachment) and the air bag light came on and remained on. To top it off, the tailgate broke. By broke, I mean the catch lever that is supposed to keep the door from swinging too far broke clean off so the plastic trim pieces on the tailgate hinges were crushed. All this in the first week of ownership. If you're thinking about buying a Jeep- well, good luck. I'll be waiting for the new Landrover Defender to replace it and unfortunately, after about 20 years of buying foreign cars- it looks as if I still came back too soon. Come on Chrysler- get your act together. ?H in San Francisco

1500 miles and 6 weeks into ownership my jeep has meet and exceeded my expectations 17.7 miles per gallon with 80% city driving If I were to change anything it would 3:73 gearing and no dual top option.