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OT - A bit of Americana died today - OT

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  • KennyLee
    KennyLee Posts: 806
    SonVolt said:
    Unless you're specifically wanting a Wrangler, Toyota vs Jeep (the brand) should be a no brainer. 

    Challengers and Chargers are some of the worst vehicles I've ever had the "pleasure" of driving. Cinder blocks on wheels. 


    I like the idea of the "fun" of the wrangler with the ability to remove the top and doors and all but then I think of how much of a PITA it is because my brother has owned 4 of them over the years. My Current 4Runner is amazing. 235,000 miles and still drives like new. But the newer ones have disappointed me because they haven't made any improvements safety or technology wise since my 2005 and they have barely made any cosmetic changes. The engine is also the same which has proven to be a workhorse but its falling behind newer technology. The Grand Cherokees have 8 speed transmissions and all kinds of new features. Jeep is making it harder and harder for me to stay with Toyota, now of course if the new 4runners ever do actually come out and they don't look like a bulldog like the current version I may have a much harder decision.

    Just a thought, but go with another Toyota....or even keep your current one.  Use the savings you will reap from owning a Toyota (I own an '09 Tundra currently which has been incredible) since it will last far longer, lack of maintenance, and overall lower cost of ownership and find yourself an older model Jeep as a secondary just for "play."  I plan on keeping my truck for at least another 5 years and doing just that.  I love Jeeps for cruising around town and nice weather day trips close by, but wouldn't ever want one for my everyday driver.   

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