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It obviously wasn't one being recalled that passed me on the Glenburn to Yarra Glen Road at the Kinglake turnoff doing 120km per hour towing a large caravan yesterday. How he didn't manage to roll the van over the side on the bends still amazes me. Must have been in a hurry to get his Jeep serviced....
his brakes probably weren't working:-)
l really don't understand , 1st why you would by a Jeep 2nd why you would brag about it 3 how did you get here anyway ,,, walk or did the tilt tray truck drop you off
Coz Jeeps attract hot chicks who like getting dirty:-)
l suppose you would have lots of time to chat up , said same " Hot Chicks " waiting for the tilt tray or it to be fixed
l really don't understand , 1st why you would by a Jeep
Because it isn't a Toyota or a Nissan!Perhaps people buy them because they are very good vehicles and exceptional value for money, this is mostly why I own a Jeep.Every vehicle has its share of issues, just look at recall.gov.au.
As an ownership experience it was horrible. Good vehicles and exceptional value for money? Not in a million years.
We've got a 2004 KJ model, goes good on the beach, tows the van like a rocket and when we go off road, its a gem.If fact, as we turn from the bitumen, the Jeep just excels up the driveway. The wife goes off road most days.
I direct my friends who 'think' they might like to buy one, to the JD Power Customer Satisfaction Surveys taken each year in the states. Chrysler brands own the bottom 10 spots consistently.
Yes, the 380 is one of the Chrysler/Fiats occupying the lowest depths of the surveys. There are so much smarter decisions in car buying for cops than that. Having said that I own a Subaru Tribeca, proudly made in Indiana and it has been a pretty good car.
