2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited consumer reviews

Everything I expected it to be. Looks great rides a little rough as expected. You inherit a jeep family along with purchase. If you lost your man card this is how you get in the express line to retrieve it back.

I had previously owned a Wrangler, decided to own another one so I decided to but this Wrangler, great vehicle

Great 4x4 vehicle while surprisingly smooth! My first Jeep and it's been great! Of course not quite as smooth as Yukon XL but definitely fun to drive!

Very happy I bought this car. Always dreamed of owning one and glad I finally do. Really fun to drive.

The Jeep Wrangler not only looks good but its fun to drive. Reliable and perfect for the climate we have here in central Pennsylvania.

The 2014 Jeep Wrangler unlimited sport is a great vehicle. A lot more room for storage in the back then I thought and a lot more comfortable the. Expected as well.

My daughter wanted me to get a Jeep and I was a bit hesitant since I never owned or ridden in one. I took one for a test drive and was amazed at how comfortable it was. Even with no lift kit, it was high enough to see above the other cars and my back and knees welcome the in and out experience. Much easier to get in an out of than the Corvette that I traded in for it. Overall everything on the dash is nice an reachable as is the gear shift. It's a very sound card and does not have road noise level that I expected. I did by the hard top version though.

After viewing and wondering about which Jeep Wrangler to purchase...I found the very best investment in the Bald Hill Warwick RI lot. Sales person Bobby O. kindly offered insight and a depth of understanding about all the possible options. He worked to find the right vehicle. Without a hint of pressure, Bobby O. explained the diversity of options regarding best available new and pre-owned vehicles. He actively looked and informed me about any discounts as they occurred on a daily basis; and offered the best trade value for my car. His sales manner was matter of fact, polite, yet lead by an interest in accommodating. The Pre Owned Certified Program provides a customer with a history of the Jeep you are interested in, and its well documented or lack of service. Once I decided on my pre-owned certified Wrangler, it was Jason in Financing who found and outlined the best financing coverage package to support the good price Bobby O. offered. Friendly folks, who made the business of purchasing a great Jeep Wrangler Sport an easy highly informed experience. Bald Hill Motors for Jeeps, and their sales and financing professionals were excellent.

Great Car--Presented by very competent Salesperson -- Peter A. (Salesperson made the Deal). Knowledgable and Friendly to me --Brand New Cistomer. Wrangler -Functioned perfectly and was easy to Operate. Soft Top w/ less than 5K Miles --In Beautiful Shape. All my questions were addressed quickly by phone, and Post Sale, Manager/Finance was helpful outlining my Preferences and Paperwork for Sale. Additional Maintenance Staff (Jay) Provided me with 'Hands' on Tech. information for Soft Top and Vehicle functions --Excellent Staff and really nice. Bayside will be my "go to" Dealer for Jeep/Chrysler in Future. Will consider

Bought a new 2014 Jeep about one year ago, so this review is being written after the new car "awesomeness" has long worn off. Our family has owned a 2004 Wrangler and we currently have a 2014 and a 1999, so I have some experience with Jeeps. First, the 2014 is light years ahead of older Jeeps. It drives far nicer, is more comfortable, and gets better gas mileage than past versions. Even with a 2" lifts and 35" ATs we are still getting around 14mpg all city. Much improved since my 2004 and 1999 with the same set-up was lucky to get 12mpg, and they were only two doors. The new Jeeps are much quieter too. They are far more easy to live with as a daily driver. Obviously, it looks awesome and is one of the last true SUV-looking trucks out there. The rest just look like over-grown station wagons now. Things to consider: 1) It's still a truck and drives like one. I highly suggest renting one because it doesn't drive like the overgrown station wagon SUVs of today. 2) Because the doors come off you may find yourself having to slam them closed more than once from time to time. 3) My biggest gripe is the stereo is seriously one of the worst I have ever heard. If you have even a hint of bass the speakers rattle like they are going to die. Really, it is that bad! Should be illegal to put a stereo that worthless in any automobile. 4) You are basically driving a brick so gas mileage will stink. Please don't go on the forums asking how to get better gas mileage. I have your answer - sell it and buy a Prius. 5) you get typical Chyrsler paint, which is to say about a half a coat. 6) You have a typical Chyrsler plastic interior. Our plastic around the radio starts to bulge in the winter. Despite the drawbacks above, I still love the Jeep and I am glad we have it. You just have to honestly determine if you can live with it and if having fun removing doors, top, etc is worth the things you will be sacrificing. It is for me.