Don't buy a Jeep Wrangler!

[@zombie4034]

Jeep owners butthurt over this now, this dude made some solid points he's not hating...

[@HellcatGuy]

Hey thanks man

[@zombie4034]

@@HellcatGuy don't mind them kids

[@f73b66]

@@zombie4034 i dont think anymore under the age of 12 is watching this video since you need to 16-18 to get a driver license

[@TiberiusCowgill]

I don’t own a jeep, yet these points are basic and some are non-existent. My mom owns a jeep and we rode in it on the highway for about 7 hours. Not once did I feel the outside noise was loud at all, the only rocks I ever heard were the ones hitting the jeep from the cars in front of us. Not once did the Jeep’s steering wheel sway that easily and she’s “never had a problem with the fuel gage”. Maybe my mom just got a once in a lifetime Jeep that rolled off the lot with more insulation, better electronics, a better fit steering wheel and a consistent engine or something. She’s got the 2018 JLU Sahara so maybe that makes a difference 🤷‍♂️. Most of these “points” from both the video and my arguments seem pretty anecdotal at best. I’d take the video with a mine of salt.

[@fuckheinschitt239]

Many people here in the Philippines love the Jeep

[@grootjt]

1. Never had problems with my steering 2. Never ever had my tires rub my fenders. 3. It’s a Jeep we don’t by it for gas mileage 4. I have a soft top and my Jeep isn’t noisy so. 5. My Jeep is my daily driver and no issues

[@HellcatGuy]

oh

[@horizon7322]

👍👍

[@douvyyschannel7243]

Sameeeeeeee

[@tomklobucar4906]

That's not accurate. I have a 2015 jeep wrangler Sahara 6spd. Its NOT noisy and its not that bad on gas because its a manual transmission. I bought it brand new and have owned it since.

[@its_mizla]

And I got 37 inch tires, half doors and a bikini mesh top

[@dieselqueen]

I have 2022 Rubicon, no regrets whatsoever. LONG LIVE THE JEEP WRANGLER!!!! ARRRRRRG!!!! 💪🏽

[@darrenroos6408]

Fact check #4: Even though they are one of the most capable off-road vehicles, 95% of Wranglers are used for daily driving and not off-roading.

[@GTRrocker84]

Because they look cool

[@Trohawkk]

some roads are shit

[@alh06]

*99.5%

[@rthurmond1995]

New orleans streets are off roading 🤣

[@BurgeonedGrim]

@@alh06 more like 60%-70% bc they are used for off roading all the time here in saudi arabia

[@Jefftaylor2114]

All your CONS are the reasons we buy Wranglers.

[@HellcatGuy]

Exactly bro! Some people just might not know what they’re getting into

[@2011blueman]

So you like road noise and shitty gas mileage? Given your tastes, I'd like to introduce you to the chevy nova.

[@Jefftaylor2114]

@@2011blueman yup! all a part of owning a jeep. And I have a 2.0 liter turbo , I get 24 miles a gallon highway, 19miles city. The shity mileage thing is actually going out the window. Maybe if you drove one you would know.

[@2011blueman]

@@Jefftaylor2114 Out the window? Maybe you don't know, but what you're describing is shitty gas mileage by modern standards. Maybe if you drove a modern car you would know.

[@Jefftaylor2114]

@@2011blueman no I'm talking about mileage for a jeep wrangler that's not even close to shity. 2021 jeep wrangler 2.0 liter turbo unlimited is a modern vehicle dweeb lol. Go back to driving your prius. Lol!

[@hakankohkoinen8192]

People who wants a wrangler buys one, i would never considered watching negative internet videos full of crap before buying mine, good luck on your mission though

[@ronaldmcducket2816]

I live in the Middle East, every single CON u mentioned was a major PRO for us😂😂😂😂 our off roads are our highways🤣🤣🤣

[@aithne1457]

Hahaha 😝

[@6aloolq8]

Where in the middle east

[@MultiFincy]

Guys chill this is for people who might want to get one but dont have all the facts yet. Wranglers are great they look amazing and holy shit they keep making them so people love them for a reason. This is just so new drivers dont just get one and then regret it cuz they didnt expect the noise or the steering or bad gas mileage. Of course it uses a lot of gas its main thing is power and it's not powered by an infinity stone its powered by gas.

[@mdtamika]

Thank you for this!!!! As someone who is interested in purchasing a Wrangler for the first time, I wanted to hear a review about the car. It doesn’t sound like it would fit my lifestyle yet.

[@moro1112]

@@mdtamika jeeps are a life style choice. It’s not a car or a truck. Jeep fills a niche no other vehicle can fill. It’s loud, it’s rugged and it’s not for those who have a refined taste like a Mercedes g wagon. This is a bare bones give you the most bank for your buck off road kind of deal. The Jeep isn’t the most spacious vehicle, it’s not the most economical, but boy do they off road well. If you like camping and off roading buy one! If you want to take off the tops and spend endless amounts of money on accessories do it! If your not about this kind of life then look at some other options. If you purchase a Jeep prepare for upgrades! The more accessories you purchase,”larger tires, lift, skid plates, heavy duty bumpers, lockers, axles. The more gas your going to use lowering your mpgs. The Jeep is American, gas doesn’t matter it’s about the experience! The v6 penstar is pretty reliable, just gutless.

[@michaelspaulding5069]

@@mdtamika drive one before you say that. This kid made mountains out of mole hills. Jeeps don't throw up rocks, tires do. Get All-Season tires it won't throw any rocks. Gas mileage is better than my F-150 but not as good as my wife's Subaru. The hollow shell comment, well, some vehicles may be quieter, but but I'll take a Jeep over a Prius any day in an accident. Now with all that said, what you buy from a Jeep dealer today is not a Jeep...it's a Fiat.

[@Landon3521]

I don’t care I’m still getting. Jeep Wrangler

[@luvleelocs22]

Landon j I rented one to make sure it’s what I wanted after watching lots of vids, I still want it lol.

[@CharlieO77]

Driving my Camry for a while makes me notice the wrangler is a little bit noisier and the steering needs constant input but still the experience is enjoyable. Wranglers have that something that makes going from a place to the other is kind of like an adventure.

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

Stock tires and wheels don’t rub anything from factory

[@davidmata4786]

Correct, I have no idea what dude is talking about but I've owned 4 Wranglers and have never had tire rub issues.. Ever..

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

@@davidmata4786 I don’t think he knows what he’s talking about either.

[@virgenfigueroa2586]

American cars are garbage that's the whole point.

[@charliedango2664]

I was wondering about that one. He might be mistaking u-joint chatter as tires rubbing.

[@abdullaalduwaisan]

@@davidmata4786 same

[@mrbillyd83]

Couldn’t disagree more. It’s my daily driver and it’s the best driving experience I’ve ever had. Admittedly it can be bumpy over pot holes but find yourself in a sticky situation of any kind in any weather and the Jeep Wrangler soars with capability and functionality. You can trust a Jeep to get you any where you want to go This man has never owned a Jeep Wrangler.

[@kobebetty]

Same bro I just got mine two weeks ago and I freaking love driving it to work and practice

[@WailOfDoom]

Just because it's an awesome driving experience, doesn't mean it cannot be a bad daily driver. Daily drivers usually strongly focus on comfort, which includes soft suspension, balanced steering, ergonomic seats, proper engine strength to delivery ample acceleration to vehicle( 2.0 engine on a 4 ton car is rough), and good MPG. All of these things Wrangler does poorly on, and for the most part it's fine. Because the car is meant for off roading, so some of these features are necessary. Some features they don't change because they don't care and they will still sell out their Wranglers every year. With that being said, the car is still fun and awesome to drive and will give you an experience unique to most other cars. And that is what makes people love the car so much when you're tired of the same old boring BS daily driver cars. This car is antithetical to a daily driver by design and on purpose, and that may be it's greatest strength.

[@avaamundsen4615]

Thank you so much!

[@jesussalvation288]

how much the property tax

[@allenx71]

@@WailOfDoom bought my first wrangler in 2019 and I freakin loved it (2020 JLUR) it’s better than any crossover and it drives like it’s supposed to. I adore it and I have a second one on the way.

[@tonytango340]

I used a wrangler as a daily in Vancouver for five years. I sold it two years ago. I miss my wrangler and will buy a 4xe next year. I loved my cherry red jeep and I look forward to buying another.

[@HellcatGuy]

They’re awesome!

[@Thomasandsam]

Same with me. Once a Jeeper always a Jeeper.

[@Landon3521]

@@HellcatGuy ? Huh I thought you hated jeep wranglers ?😂

[@ComradeAlpharius]

"Oversteer" is not what you think it is, loose steering is a different thing. A Jeep does not oversteer if anything it understeers lol

[@HellcatGuy]

oh

[@philliprumans753]

yes agree. its understeering, which means the car steers less from its path given relative steering input.

[@ComradeAlpharius]

@@philliprumans753 It is not understeering either, in the video. The tires are acting according to the correct steering input. Which is nothing, because there is play in the steering wheel. What you are talking about is a loose steering wheel, not a function of the actual steering. Over/Understeering describes the traction of the tires, not the play in the steering wheel.

[@jasonlopez5537]

my wife has a 2019 wrangler its her daily driver and I replaced the factory wheels and tires for 33' tires and she loves it and I love it gonna take her lease over and let her get the 2021 wrangler

[@TheYoungerSemiOldMan]

that's rad you guys are a team but bro, really? YOu lay down with the rear up huh. She gets all the latests and greatest male toys while you play with left overs.

[@DUNEATV]

I seriously have no idea about the complaints you’re talking about. I own a 2021 Rubicon and it is one of the best vehicles I’ve owned in my lifetime. I am 47 years old by the way...

[@HellcatGuy]

Interesting

[@passacorona5923]

It’s a 2021 it better be the best since it brand new, give it 4 years and come back to me.

[@FaithFitFinance]

My father in law has went through three Jeep wranglers. He is a mail man. He has had to replace the cams and now the transmission on his newest one that doesn’t even have 75,000 miles on it. The one before that the transmission went out and it was out of warranty due to mileage. His first brand new one cracked a head before it reached 100,000. Might be good as a toy but not as a work vehicle. Him and most of his other mailmen that he works with have switched to Toyota’s.

[@phillmccracken4219]

@@passacorona5923 lol, that's what I was thinking.

[@sextingwithdolphins]

Any “Jeep” after 2006 isn’t a jeep

[@darrenroos6408]

Fact check #2: Any convertible will have road noise.

[@HellcatGuy]

It's not about checking facts, it's letting those who aren't aware of the road noise aware

[@huppdaddy2]

🤣😂 I can’t see the wild but I hear it

[@LaverneDefaziox]

Drove a 2021 4xE yesterday. Crazy quiet. Didn’t buy it but was so nice

[@jjc4577]

@@LaverneDefaziox 4xe would be great if it came with fold out solar panels (the electric equivalent of a Jerry can on the tire carrier)

[@danr5239]

When you take the entire roof and doors off of a vehicle you’re going to get road noise. Any guy that owns a motorcycle tell you that.

[@ebwholesaler]

We had an alignment done... The steering doesn't 'play' at all on the highway. it goes perfectly straight, we can leave the wheel for like 30 seconds and it stays centered in it's lane. (we have 17 inches P255/75R17 for summer and P225/75R16 (original size) for winter) 2015 Jeep Wrangler Sport 2 door automatic

[@kurtradwanski5787]

WOW; give this guy a Honda CRV, he deserves it.

[@Rooster7six]

Agreed

[@habbaticchio2468]

Is that a joke??? That’s a really basic car

[@Rooster7six]

@@habbaticchio2468 lol yeah it’s a joke. His point is this guy doesn’t like off-road vehicles, because of the handling.

[@johnjobber2219]

@@Rooster7six He endorses CVT transmissions

[@vincentmena99]

@@Rooster7six right? dude spends $40k on an off roading vehicle, then is unhappy with the fact that he bought an off roading vehicle

[@Crystal-jr7lp]

Resale value on these is insane on wranglers. Sold my JKU for more than what I paid for it after 3 years and 30,000 miles. Basically drove it for free... Even in normal times they depreciate very very slowly. That is a huge plus when acquiring a vehicle.

[@darrenroos6408]

Fact check #1: Oversteering or loose steering has absolutely nothing to do with off-roading. To reduce weight the new Jeep JL comes with an aluminum steering box. An aluminum steering box is looser steering than a steel steering box and if it bothers you that much, you can talk to a dealer about swapping it out for a steel steering box.

[@3RiverArmsAndAutos]

Says someone who has never been off road

[@igotanimac1]

Fact #1000: Jeep Wrangler has a 28% chance of rolling over. Compared to 9-11% for sedans, compared to 11-16% for some SUVs, a rating over 20% is extremely bad, also got a not so good small overlap test result (marginal) and not so good side test, has had tons of recalls even in newer model years, point being a the Jeep Wrangler is a POS and anyone that knows all that and buys it is just looking for trouble.

[@fredredrexfa2050]

How many time was off-road said? A. 4 B. 6 C. 10 D. 7

[@Huldracrafts_Cosplay]

As a JL owner Everything you said is correct and I agree with all your points. Most of them are things we owners deal with because we don’t really mind them because In return we are owning one of the most coolest and fun to own vehicles on the market. this video is meant for new owners who know nothing about Jeeps and what they’re getting themselves into it’s better for them to know these now then be surprised when they hop in the car and drive, great video bro.

[@HellcatGuy]

Thanks bro! Yes the wrangler is awesome to the right person… just like the grand Cherokee, some people think it’s too expensive for what you get, but I love it. Appreciate it

[@mohamedabdalla2764]

“Coolest and most fun to own” 😅😂 hilarious. The plasticiest and worst quality. I bet you get a lot of head turns with your keep. Vroom vroom 🏎️

[@2011lafayette]

​@@mohamedabdalla2764if you are not a fan plz. Dont buy it .

[@LoneWolvesMedia]

It’s main design is for off road and daily driver second. It’s got solid axles for gods sake. This guy needs a rav4

[@oepolo6317]

Sorry for disagree... a RAV4 still too much... a Prius is that this guy needs.

[@jaywahlberg584]

I have a 98 TJ. I have owned it since new and it has been my daily driver since. I have 265,000 or so miles on it and still kicking ass on the highway and in the mountains. THIS GUY NEED TO DRIVE A SMART CAR.

[@HellcatGuy]

Are you Marks Wahlbergs cousin

[@jeffreysantos9070]

😂 you two are hilarious 🤣

[@DSLethal1]

My wife WORSHIPS here JL Rubicon!!! In Michigan, the highways in Detroit flood... she has a job that she cannot be late to.. doesn't matter if the roads flood, 2 feet of snow, etc... 100 amazing in anything mother nature can throw at it. My wife drives 80 on I75 and has zero issues and love it.

[@HellcatGuy]

Thats awesome!! The wrangler is perfect for those situations, I love it

[@johnjobber2219]

Most important fact: It’s a Jeep thing.

[@BurgeonedGrim]

that's exactly why i'm buying it because as an arabic guy i'm in the desert basically the whole winter lol and they somewhat made the noise lesser in the 2021 one

[@WolfCross]

This is actually a really good review, but I've found that if people love something, they'll put up with a lot. Like me with my Gladiator.

[@HellcatGuy]

I appreciate it :)

[@soccernews3472]

Loll

[@denieveblanco7780]

I love this comment!. I do have a 2012 jeep wrangler that is a daily driver and I love everything that he found annoying lol 😆

[@tml184]

His review is inaccurate.

[@ryanrich7133]

Idk man, ima have to say thank you for your input, but i still plan on buying one. I test drove one last week and man it felt smooth

[@HellcatGuy]

I love them. Good choice

[@rnsf5169]

just bought 2021 sahara standard shift

[@tml184]

Exactly. This guy is misinformed.

[@miguelbarrios694]

Goes off and gives u million reasons to not buy a wrangler, then says “Jeep’s I personally love them” 😂😂

[@HellcatGuy]

😂😂😂😂

[@abisaigarcia3273]

I was wtf

[@sachisingh5748]

Hahaha toche

[@tyronsreekley876]

@@HellcatGuy “😂😂😂😂” stfu

[@HellcatGuy]

@@tyronsreekley876 Ok Tyler buddy

[@GravesoftheInnocent]

The Wrangler does everything it is intended to do and is exactly what it was intended to be. It’s a rugged off road vehicle first and foremost but it has the benefit of being very versatile to be used for many other things should a person choose. This review is like a drag racer buying a stock Ford Fiesta to run down the strip and then complaining about its 1/4 mile times. It makes no sense.

[@fadecomic]

I don’t think you’re wrong (especially about the loose steering). But as you say at the end, a lot of people see the loudness and old school truck feel as features rather than bugs.

[@bts119]

I've owned several of these bad boys, the latest of which is a 2020 wrangler. Other things to know: -The wheel play may not be normal in newer Jeeps. The 2018-current models have an aluminum steering box, it's a major cause to the highway 'wandering' you're seeing. Hop over to the dealer and replace it with the "steel" one and the issue should go away. -Jeep also put in electric power steering which is annoying when trying to turn the wheel quickly when parking or doing a 3 point turn. I do hate that. -Soft tops are even louder. Most jeep owners don't mind. -The ride is very rough on crappy roads when the tires are at the recommended psi. You'll get used to it, but your passengers may be surprised. - Deflate tires for sand and off-roading -The stock parts are "cheap" which is a good and a bad thing. -do not use 4wd on dry paved roads. -Your windshield WILL crack. When it does, welcome fren. -Join a jeep club and get ready to upgrade. Happy Jeeping!

[@gdp1962]

My stock Sahara drives great on pavement. Sounds like he drove one with incorrectly done modifications.

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

You need to get the steering box tsb done. I can drive my JLU with 2 fingers now

[@hanalte]

What’s that steering box tsb?

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

@@hanalte google wrangler JL steering tsb

[@robpearson108]

I have the High Altitude it does not have the oversteer issue, more clearance and wheel rub is not an issue, you get the headliner and it reduces road noise.

[@HellcatGuy]

Thanks Rob!

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

It’s the only convertible 4 door SUV. I have no choice

[@2011blueman]

In about 4 months that won't be true anymore.

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

@@2011blueman it doesn’t have a soft top that folds down with 1 button. Check my channel

[@2011blueman]

@@BlackJeepConvertible LMAO, ok.

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

@@2011blueman see what I mean?

[@2011blueman]

@@BlackJeepConvertible yes, I see that you're a shill account attempting to plug a shitty softtop. It doesn't negate the fact there will be the same thing available for the bronco.

[@tonyac.blankenship998]

I own a 2 door 2012 Jeep Wrangler and still love it after driving it on a daily basis for many years. My suggestion to someone wanting to buy a Jeep Wrangler is the hard-top is much better than a soft-top in my opinion. I have not switched to my soft-top the last few summers due to how loud it is on the highway. My next Jeep will probably be an automatic transmission as the manual does get a little old after so many years.

[@goldmineadvantage]

What do you mean by old because I’m looking to buy a Rubicon manual? Do you mean get tired of shifting all the time? Wear and tear? Really love your feedback on this. Thanks.

[@jessicajones2414]

All of your complaints sound like good things to me. Maybe it’s where you live? I live in Colorado. The jeep is perfect for me out here.

[@HellcatGuy]

I love the wrangler here in Canada. This video is for those who don't know what the wrangler is all about

[@darrenroos6408]

@@HellcatGuy but obviously you, FullSend, don't know what the wrangler is all about...

[@shawnthompson9912]

@@darrenroos6408 🤣🤣 this is true . I'm pretty sure he's an idiot

[@marcelmed4574]

4 minutes and 54 seconds of my life I'll never get back

[@haystack17]

I always listen to High School Juniors about their opinions. Especially about cars when they've been driving for a whole 4 months 🤣

[@TruthSeeker9038]

I miss my wrangler so much. I agree with the highway drive, the wheel play can get a little annoying. A big reason why I traded mine in for a truck was because it was a 2door and not enough space, also the 2021 sport did not come with an apple car play that could handle maps which was super annoying. My truck isn't nearly as fun of a vehicle though, so now a year later, I'm looking at trading it in for a 4 door wrangler with maps lol

[@terry6831]

I’ve had four Jeep’s. Replace the water pumps on all of them. The automatic transmission linkage has a plastic piece that breaks and leaves you and your family stranded. They get death wobbles that will scare the hell out of you. Other than that I really like mine.

[@HellcatGuy]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@teatate3763]

😂😂 lmao that's true love

[@shaheryarusman654]

I have a 2017 freedom edition and I'll admit that your all 4 point are correct!

[@HellcatGuy]

Thank you!

[@l.b3805]

I love my wrangler dispite some of the quarks, it's my daily and I love that one moment I can be on my way home from work then the next I'm on my way to the bush. I wouldn't trade it for anything in the world.

[@jeffdodds6895]

Just traded my 1984 Land Rover series 3 for a 2011 Rubicon. I’ll take this trade any day of the week.

[@Disneylover024]

I purchased a 2001 Jeep Wrangler last February and love it. It's my only vehicle and I drive it everyday. I have some road noise but, not bad. There was one owner which it was fleet vehicle and it drives like a new jeep. In late 70's my husband and I had a CJ 7 with a soft top and we did go 4 wheelin' all the time now was a noisy jeep with the soft top.

[@darrenroos6408]

Fact check #3: Fuel economy will fluctuate based on your driving habits, road inclines, weather, tire size, type, and air pressure. This is typical in all cars. If fuel economy is important, a buyer should consider the new Wrangler hybrid 4xe.

[@HellcatGuy]

Not about facts again, it's educating those who don't know

[@robertletsche9492]

@@HellcatGuy 40 mpg

[@RyanGr33n]

If the tires are rubbing, either your alignment is jacked or you put tires so big they needed suspension / body mods… which you obviously didn’t do. Nobody buys a Jeep for the fuel Econ OR the silence in the cab. Tell your mom she should have bought a Prius.

[@garretmann5701]

The reason why the jeep has “loose steering” is caused by the solid axels

[@danjones8509]

Just drove a Sarah on vacation and these points r right on. It wanders at high way speeds and is work to keep it straight. That said it maneuvers easily at low speeds and is great for beach parking. Also had a hell of a time fueling it as it kept spitting fuel out of the neck. Apparently the one way check valve fails frequently when used with gas with ethanol. It smelled like gas in the cabin and this is the 2nd time this has happened with another jeep I test drove. Has cool features like the radio controls on the back of the steering wheel and the freedom top is great. Would be very hard though to keep the painted version from getting scratched when removed. Ours was black and was scratched up badly.

[@jwat2396]

Jeep got it's name because it was classified in the army as a GENERAL purpose vehicle. The guys shortened it to a g.p. which eventually got to jeep. Get that, General purpose. Not perfect at anything but great at a bunch of things. If a vehicle is perfect at something it usually sucks at everything else. So if your looking for a vehicle that can be used for a lot of things then stop expecting it to be a BMW or a caddy and know it will be good at a lot of stuff but not perfect at anything.

[@Tedtopdawg]

Honestly, it takes a certain type of people to love and enjoy wrangler . Whatever this dudes issues were , they are none-issues for me. Literally don’t bother me one bit . If you don’t like it , don’t buy it . Simple as that .I have been driving a wrangler for 12 years and love it every single day . People often ask me what is dream car , and I always say that I’m driving one !

[@pimpmyride7278]

This is ABSOLUTELY CORRECT! This vehicle isn’t for everyone. I love mine. Bought it new in 2016. I’m having a hard time letting go due to pricing, availability, color options. I tell everyone who sees mine to test drive a lifted one before buying. It’s not what ya think. I’d get a new one in a heart beat!

[@mdnazmul-vm9ib]

What's the problem with now ?

[@pimpmyride7278]

@@mdnazmul-vm9ib never stated a problem. What are you referring to?

[@goldmineadvantage]

What do you like about the lifted ones so much?

[@pimpmyride7278]

@@goldmineadvantage I love the height and road command ability. You can see everything. However, lifted wranglers drive much more rugged than a standard height. When test driving a used one, try to find one closest to the build you are looking to own. That would just give better insight as to how it would actually be. The newer models are much more refined though. You’ll love em. Especially the gladiator’s longer wheel base.

[@goldmineadvantage]

@@pimpmyride7278 you gave me way more than I was expecting. Thank you 🙏. I was looking at the Rubicon with a manual transmission. Any experience driving standard with Jeeps?

[@rugutv4827]

It doesn't matter what vehicles you drives. You love it. You have money. You buy it. That's the bottom line.

[@alain-danieltankwa8007]

That is so not true

[@wadessirenvideos6750]

I really like the Jeep Wrangler, especially the body style previous to the current one. A friend of mine has a 2017 Jeep Wrangler, and I like the round amber indicator lights on the sides of the front fenders, the type of round headlights they have, and the option to have a few different style of taillights, some with incandescent lamps, others with L.E.D. lighting. Another serious drawback is that when Jeep Wranglers need their parts replaced, or other major repairs are needed, they get VERY EXPENSIVE. That's why Jeep stands for, "JUST EMPTY EVERY POCKET." No matter how much noise they make, how they handle on public roads, how the fuel economy is inconsistent, how expensive they are, I still dream of having one someday. Jeeps can keep their value longer than most other motor vehicles, hence the reason that even pre owned Jeeps can have a high price tag. This video has GREAT ADVICE on what to expect when driving a Jeep for everyday driving conditions; everyone who is considering getting a Jeep Wrangler should be aware of all the things mentioned in this video, in addition to what I said in this comment. The first time I drove a Jeep Wrangler, a 2017 "Sport", I was very nervous at first since the big tires on it made a low pitched "buzz" noise, the steering was somewhat loose, which it is supposed to be, and the top was taken off since the owner wanted my first driving experience to be a fun one. At first, I wanted race car type seat belts, but once I got used to driving the Jeep, it was not bad at all. Now I know what Jeeps are like to drive. It's always best to drive a vehicle before you buy it, ESPECIALLY A JEEP. I cannot explain what Jeep driving is like, you just have to drive one yourself. I work at a Jeep dealership, and I have driven lots of Jeeps, some as old as 2003, some new 2021 Jeeps, and everywhere in between.

[@wadessirenvideos6750]

Thanks for liking my comment. Hope your other viewers find it helpful. I am glad to hear you like Jeeps, I do also.

[@abdulazizabdulrahman407]

WOW DO YOU SALE THE BOOK 🤣

[@sams8563]

I am a mechanic, a stock Jeep does not get fender rub. An improperly modified Jeep or incorrect tire size will cause rubbing. Or if there is something wrong with the steering. If you don’t believe just go test drive a new Jeep, it does not rub. Wandering on the highway might be a result of the mod done or damage. I do not own a Jeep, but have driven enough of them to know the JL drives fine. If that Jeep is not modded, you should get it checked out. Maybe the fender is bent in? Anyways my point is this video is misleading, I realize it’s your opinion, but any vehicle review will be poor if the vehicle is not in proper operating condition. The mpg “all over the place” I suspect (assuming the computer hasn’t been tampered with) has more to do with driving habits or drastically varying terrain, hills and highway. Yes the computer can easily be tampered with, Jeep owners frequently buy aftermarket devices to access the programming, which is fine, if you know what your doing.

[@DARisse-ji1yw]

The young man misses the point. They're fun !

[@gunner2gunner]

I drove from Austin TX to Hilton Head SC and back with no problem on the highways. Got home and a month later to drove to New Mexico and back to Austin. Had hard top on and have very little road noise. Seems to me that you need to drive a yard mower, that’s more your speed.

[@HellcatGuy]

yes I will get a mower and review it

[@shawneenation9326]

I call the fuel gauge inaccuracy “magic gas”

[@waffler69]

lmao, just when you think "dang its sucking up gas like crazy" "oh wow I am back to half a tank, lets gooooo!"

[@msb8792]

I have a 2017 Jeep Wrangler Whillys Wheeler, which I drive everyday, but also take off road. It drives perfectly fine, never had any problems with it. No steering looseness issues; no wheel rubbing on the fenders; it’s not that noisy; and fuel consumption is actually okay.. I guess it could depend from case to case for some people. It also really depends on the loaded wheels. If you have mud wheels on, you are definitely going to have those issues you mentioned while driving on the road, while if you have “all-terrain wheels” on, you won’t have any of these issues on the road, and your car will still be very capable on most off-road terrains… the only issue I could report is that the ceiling can sometimes be leaky when there is heavy rain, so you need to change the ceiling side-rubbers every now and then as they could dry out… otherwise, I’ve owned several cars in my life, and my Jeep Wrangler is by far the sweetest and most enjoyable so far, both; on the road, and off road.

[@Txstomper]

If you’re rubbing you’re not set up right with lift for the tires you put on that are not stock. I have 2019 with no rubbing issues

[@HellcatGuy]

Try it in 4High

[@dznmodsparrish]

@@HellcatGuy 4high is used in mud or snow off road situations only, if you are driving in 4high on regular roads you are destroying your transmission and pumpkin, and are not that bright.

[@blackhand805]

@@HellcatGuy why would drive your jeep on 4high on the road 😂😂😂😂 boy you’re tripping

[@darrenroos6408]

@@HellcatGuy 4High wouldn't make the tires rub against the Jeep. If you are hearing strange tire noises while in 4High it's probably because you are doing it on dry pavement...which, well, will destroy your Jeep.

[@mowcowbell]

Got my order in for a 2023 Wrangler Sahara 4xe. Test drove a 4xe, loved the amount of torque and horsepower that the hybrid powertrain adds to the Wrangler.

[@bradlindeman7417]

I fail to see what advantages the 4xe have. Full electricity for 22 miles? Why bother, not that i will Ever buy an ev, or any variation there of! Jeep enthusiasts are not gonna go for EV!

[@mowcowbell]

@@bradlindeman7417 375hp and 470lb/ft of torque is why the 4xe is popular. The only Wrangler that beats that is the 392 Wrangler.

[@davidward9487]

I love my 16 jk worth every penny! I have a soft top and just got half doors. No better car in the summer. I still drop a new engine in it before i buy another car

[@HellcatGuy]

That’s awesome! It’s definitely a great vehicle

[@davidward9487]

@@HellcatGuy i do get some wind noise from the half doors and soft top but that's why volume control on the radio is essential😂🤣😂🤣

[@HellcatGuy]

Haha exactly!!

[@jimmypalmer4042]

Dude I don't know what your smoking!! My Wrangler has 150,000 miles, is my daily driver, and aside from a little road noise I haven't had ANY of the other issues you mentioned. I love it!!

[@HellcatGuy]

I am smoking crack

[@jimmypalmer4042]

@@HellcatGuy Just a little friendly advice. The next time your Alligator mouth wants to overrun your Mosquito ass maybe you should 1) get a job. 2) buy a car with your own money. 3) drive it for more than a day. 4) come back and give your opinion of said car. Your welcome.....

[@Ibeenflew]

still want it 🤣

[@HellcatGuy]

Haha it's great!

[@johnhorton9637]

It's a person's Choice on what they want to drive. I love my 2014 Jeep Wrangler unlimited sport. I bought it new. Haven't had major issues with besides replace the battery, replace the breaks and tires and had three wrecks in it and an airbag recall. It still runs good.

[@HellcatGuy]

Yup, that’s very true. This isn’t the perfect vehicle in terms of comfort compared to what else is available

[@atracin]

The amount of Jeep fan boys coming and hating this video is funny. This video is just sharing true points and all the Jeepies come out. Loved the video man. Keep it up!

[@HellcatGuy]

Thanks man!! I appreciate it

[@tml184]

Stop kissing this guy's ass. He's clueless.

[@MatthiasNyberg]

#1 (0:43) Wheel play #2 (2:01) Tire rub #3 (2:28) Fluctuating fuel economy #4 (3:08) Road noise I expected alot more significant weaknesses, such as rust etc.

[@MrYgfamily21]

this dude just torched the entire field in front of farmers

[@HellcatGuy]

😂😂😂

[@X-GamerPro-HD]

You don’t buy it for the way it is…you buy it just the way it looks…just a good purchase and it looks cool to drive.

[@donzokor5312]

looks cool until you break down on the side of the road 🤣

[@DrPepperCooled4090]

looking like every other dad on the road? i dont think so

[@KourttneyL]

I love my JL. But I hate the price for new tires 😂😂 It’s worth it though. I love the road noise and how easy it is to drive. It’s literally a off road vehicle. Makes it feel so cool to drive instead of a regular car! 👏🏻

[@HellcatGuy]

yeah!!

[@overlanddriven6346]

I traded my 2012 Evo in and Bought a 2021 jeep Wrangler sport 4 door. I plan on making it my overland build. I use my jeep for work all the time im getting 25 to 26 mpg. with it being a 2.0 gas pricing from full to half of a tank I normally spend anywhere from 15-20 pending on deals at the gas stations, better than spending 60 from full to empty with my Mitsu Evo. Ive heard many People say these Jeeps are sooo bad on gas they are right the early models are. i have no issue with mine... i just hate the auto off and start when your braking at a light. it starts rough and its goes off at the wrong time. like merging from the middle lane making a turn or youturn ... anyone looking to buy one has to be ready for a big let down. most dealers carry the higher end models and push you to them so stand your ground also the hopes to have a reasonable priced jeep is almost hard to come by. sports and up all come with soft tops which mine is. to want or need a hard top you either custom order or you have to pay for a model thats one up from the sport that has the 3 part top. dont use the online build and price you will not have a choice whats on the lot unless you build your own which will take for ever! and keep in mind if your stuck with a soft top and wanting a hardtop later it will cost you double than from your msrp sticker price. Jeep dealer ship on your sticker charges a 1200 something like that when aftermarket its like 2500 also be on the look out most of the new 21s ive heard was rushed and their AC coolant was not put in. mine was one of the few that had that issue and I needed a new system due to the valve blowing due to not having AC. My honest Review of my jeep is i love it. the soft top is nicer than the older ones and i have no issue with loud road traffic nor feeling the cold weather. this being my first jeep and being part of the large community here in Tampa. its simply worth it all. from the jeep waves to getting ducked . anyone wanting a new way of life style a jeep is the way to go its unlike any other.

[@blessedforever1424]

Absolutely agree . New to Jeep life myself and I love it !!!

[@danob2904]

auto off can be adjusted in controls onscreen

[@phillmccracken4219]

I wonder if now that jeep is part of solicitous or what ever if the quality will get worse.

[@HellcatGuy]

I think it’ll get better

[@WilliamVG]

In the persuit of perfection, there is no perfect vehicle.

[@Sami-rp7mf]

Very good points. I love the look but they are very expensive even used with high mileage and for daily driver may not be good. I'll have to drive one. Thanks

[@mindfullydissociated]

I don’t have a problem with any of the things he mentioned (whether I don’t experience it or it doesn’t bother me), and I feel he over-exaggerated just a tad. So if you’re looking into buying a wrangler, but aren’t sure, just remember that your tastes and specific vehicle experience will most likely not be the same. If you’re really on the fence, lease or borrow someone’s to drive around for a while. It’s going to be an adjustment for anyone who hasn’t had one, that’s for sure. I switched from Jeep Liberty to Jeep Wrangler Sahara and it was still a lot to get used to for me, but I did and I have 0 regrets. Just keep that in mind.

[@benjones8977]

Just makes me glad I got my Toyota Tacoma TRD instead! I can go off road, I can use it as a daily driver, and I can also haul things in it! 🖖

[@HellcatGuy]

I love the TRD! It's so nice

[@Duc999dave]

I traded my '97 Wrangler TJ for a Tacoma TRD Sport. I loved my Tacoma, and regretted trading it for a Tundra TRD a 4 years later. But, I still missed my rude and crude Wrangler. It's an unapologetic off-road vehicle that was also hella fun on the street with the top and doors off. And, I just ordered another '21 Wrangler JL. Back in the Jeep life!

[@woof3598]

@@Duc999dave I have both, both have there place

[@kingcari89]

I just drove one for the first time yesterday and I did notice it was louder than my current vehicle but it didn't seem as loud as people make it seem. I also drive a pretty loud truck for work so I may just be used to the noise which is why it didn't bother me. The responsiveness of the steering and acceleration sold me on it tho. I'm definitely going order one. All that being said I drove either a 22 or 23 model so of logically they get better with time so I'm sure I'd feel the same as some if I drive an earlier model. You should rest drive a new one and see how it feels to you.

[@jk-474]

You’re better off getting a TJ (model years 97-06), because Fiat bought Chrysler around 06-07, and from 07 on upward they’re not built as tough and rugged as the older Jeeps were. Body panels are thinner and cheaper on 07 and up, engine options aren’t anywhere near as good as the insanely reliable AMC 4.0 Liter inline 6 which the TJ is known for. TJs are still real Jeeps, you never have to worry about any driving condition with them, any terrain etc, but they’re new enough inside where they’re still a comfortable car to drive

[@alovera6591]

You are telling the truth,👍 it’s specifically made for off-road though people still drive it for daily commute just to show off their huge tires and raised suspension

[@usaf20071989]

I have a 2011 JK two door running 33's with no lift and the 6 speed manual transmission. I daily drive this thing but I'm only traveling 15 miles or so to and from work. Driving on two lane roads I notice the Jeep does like to float a little bit. I have roughly 60k on the odometer and the owner before me installed rough country suspension with a steering stabilizer. Could just be the setup but I still enjoy driving it. The fuel gauge seems to be accurate based on miles travelled to the drive to empty reading. I also get poor gas mileage running the 33 tires. Most of the points you made I agree with. These things are great offroad and good on short trips. I have driven on the highway a few times and my only complaint is that I wish it had more horsepower. I have the 3.8 that only produces 205 HP or so. I have no idea if the gearing in the diff and transfer case has been messed with but I assume so with running bigger tires. My speedo is accurate so I'm going to assume it has. Anyway, great video explaining some of the actual points to be made about Wranglers.

[@genevievec.8002]

All good points. I mean, I still have a Jeep Wrangler that I use as my daily driver, and rarely offroad, but I knew this stuff going in. As a slight counter to these points, reasons why you might like a jeep as your only/primary vehicle (not necessarily the best option though) - All wheel/4wheel drive, great for bad weather conditions Carrying capacity - if you hike or camp, and need something that can bring a few people, and a ton of stuff, but you can't/don't have a trailer, not only does it have a lot of interior storage, but you can get roof racks and stuff for more. And it can tow if needed. High off the ground - big one for me, I'm scared of cars so I hate feeling low compared to others, which is why I personally don't like something closer to a subaru outback. One should note, however, that it's square shape and height does make it prone to being affected by the wind pretty noticeably. Parking - while not the smallest vehicle if you have a 4 door, they are pretty maneuverable and overall easy to park. The height also helps with curbs and other areas, giving you more freedom and ability to park further over curbs if a parking spot is smaller without hitting it.

[@genevievec.8002]

Oh, I've never had the issue with the fuel gage though. Mine rides really steady and accurately, so not sure if the line in your area is just faulty, or if I just got lucky.

[@amonkeyhousevideo]

Awesome is 148,000 on a 2016 jeep 4d.unlimited bad price for $25000

[@goofsaddggkle7351]

Wranglers are really nimble - love that about it.

[@jowens4883]

I have had my first Jeep Wrangler for 2 years now. Some of the noise is be expected with a fiberglass roof. If some of the driving aspects of a Jeep bother your personality. Your looking at the wrong vehicle. I have had no issue with gas tank readings or the streaming response. These Vehicles are build like a real truck, not body on frame. So if you don't mind the way an F250 drives and handles, then you will be fine. This is no glass smooth riding cardiac. Yes I have owned both mentioned vehicles. I'm already considering getting another Jeep Wrangler with 2 more years left on lease. The versatility is great. One minute in NYC and the next, on an open highway heading to the Adirondack Mountains, weather never matters in one of these (within reason).

[@12moonwolf]

Helpful video! Im a jeep lover and I feel like its always important to know both the pros AND cons when buying a car, especially a jeep.

[@tml184]

Don't listen to this guy though.

[@marshallosantos9035]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but this vehicle was never marketed as a daily driver. It’s made for rugged abnormal terrain. My coworkers use theirs for that purpose. You might want to look into a Toyota Rav 4 based on your gripes with this particular jeep.

[@connorsavage2452]

I always make it a point to watch a video of bad before I buy something to not be caught up in a "good" echo chamber. I have to say after watching this I think I'll be buying a jeep. I didn't see anything in here that really screamed "no" to me. Thanks for the video.

[@HellcatGuy]

No worries! They’re solid if you know what you’re getting into

[@bradlindeman7417]

I agree!

[@juliesanchez384]

I have a 2022 Jeep Wrangler and they must’ve improved on some of these. My fuel gauge works great. Fuel economy is another story. They’re not great fuel savers. My steering doesn’t seem to have the play you’re talking about…..or maybe I’m just used to it. I also have an F350 dually for my horses. In any event, I LOVE my Jeep. It’s a little bumpy, not too bad but is FUN!!

[@stuartstogdill2406]

A Wrangler is one the best vehicles to buy, simply for the residual value after purchase.

[@maxon1191]

Not when you have to sink money into the POS to keep it running.

[@501mbm]

Just Empty Every Pocket….

[@SSCVicterion]

I see what he means by oversteer, but the tipping can be solved by getting anti roll bars and installing them. Also you can buy a wrangler with the anti roll bars on it stock. The steering really isnt an issue of you dont plan on taking it to a freeway but I see where hes coming from of how it can become an issue if you need to take it on the freeway

[@SSCVicterion]

*if wow I cant spell today

[@j.t.s8618]

Annoying would be the narrow windshield like in portrait mode instead of landscape. Good review tho ✌️

[@HellcatGuy]

Yes that too. Thanks!

[@tml184]

The windshield is in landscape mode.

[@patriotpeasant199]

Mine saved my life when hit from behind by a drunk driver going 55mph on a 25mph road I had just turned onto. I was going into 2nd gear @ about 15mph & bamn! His car looked like an accordion 🪗 afterwards & mine showed NO body damage. Apart from my broken drivers seat from the impact/shock & lots of damage underneath (which totalled it) the frame didn’t show a dent! I was amazed, and the damage below may have been b/c my Wrangler had a 2” lift kit & most of his car went underneath my Wrangler. Most vehicles nowadays are made of hard plastic & I was protected by a tank of steel.

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

My sport analog fuel gauge is accurate

[@seasonalsmile2665]

Is it a digital analog?

[@BlackJeepConvertible]

@@seasonalsmile2665 Tagalog analog

[@Harvdawg1981]

It's a great daily driver. I have driven one for 3 weeks now. The factory always pressure the tires up pass the sticker. Lower the pressure to help with the loose steering wheel. I driven the 2.0 n the mpg doesn't change in mine. I have gotten on avg. 27 mpg. They is not that much road nose. The information screen can not take water. Only spray the floor.

[@Prettyass_kitty]

Made some good points especially about the steering lol, I love my wrangler but I do switch between driving it & my other vehicles

[@BrandonClark-StocksPassports]

Great video Im a jeep fan. I have 3. And you are completely correct !!!

[@Blacksharq]

Stay honest man even if there are a lot of b** hurt ... I'm subscribing because of your honesty

[@HellcatGuy]

I appreciate that brother. I'm just trying to let people know about some things that may annoy the average person. It's still a great vehicle.

[@stevecoyle7418]

I have a 2021 Wrangler Islander Unlimited 2.0L Turbo. I'm getting avg of 23 mpg city, 26 mpg hwy. Love the way it handles and looking forward to our road trip to Yosemite. Dude, I think you would be best suited for a girly car like a Honda Civic.

[@HellcatGuy]

Jeep wranglers suck

[@Landon3521]

@@HellcatGuy no they don’t that’s ur opinion not everyone’s else you 🤡

[@RM-po5pn]

If you look at who’s driving the majority of Wranglers these days, you’ll realize it’s YOU who has a “girly” vehicle.

[@jeffreysantos9070]

I am debating whether to buy a 4Runner or Wrangler 🤔 I like the 4Runner reliability 💪 But the wrangler with All their customizing is sooooooo sweeeettttttttt 😍

[@HellcatGuy]

Get the Wrangler!! It’s awesome

[@jeffreysantos9070]

@@HellcatGuy 4Runner 0. Wrangler 1. Thanks.

[@HellcatGuy]

Anytime! Hope you enjoy my content :)

[@javierorduna6914]

Jeep wrangler. Noisy, money pit, impractical on road trips, perfect for off-road and weekends, it's a toy, . 4 runner, road trip practical, family practical, cheaper to maintain, perfect for off-road, quiet, worth the money. I own a wrangler if I didn't own an f150 as my daily commuter I would never ever recommend to someone to buy a jeep wrangler as their primarily vehicle if you have a family.

[@jeffreysantos9070]

@@javierorduna6914 thanks 👍

[@tyronejenkins6445]

My 2021 willys V6 turbo diesel is nice and rides well and holds its value good too

[@autochampwandelen]

I also reviewed the Jeep Wrangler in my channel, and I agree with you. I found the Jeep Wrangler too expensive for what it was! Greetings from Belgium

[@yodiig9504]

They keep their value though