2006 OR 2007 RUBICON?
06-29-2006, 09:12 PM
#41
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Re: 2006 OR 2007 RUBICON?
> I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4 cyl
> in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt and
> decent mileage.
If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the V6.
>
> The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
> Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems with
> that engine.
Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>
> Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
> about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
> model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>
Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd. '06
model is still the TJ, BTW.
06-29-2006, 09:12 PM
#42
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Re: 2006 OR 2007 RUBICON?
> I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4 cyl
> in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt and
> decent mileage.
If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the V6.
>
> The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
> Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems with
> that engine.
Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>
> Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
> about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
> model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>
Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd. '06
model is still the TJ, BTW.
06-29-2006, 09:12 PM
#43
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Re: 2006 OR 2007 RUBICON?
> I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4 cyl
> in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt and
> decent mileage.
If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the V6.
>
> The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
> Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems with
> that engine.
Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>
> Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
> about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
> model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>
Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd. '06
model is still the TJ, BTW.
07-02-2006, 08:53 PM
#44
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Re: 2006 OR 2007 RUBICON? (Consumer Reports)
After I bought my 96 Cherokee I looked it up in CR and for some reason
the 96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
explanation as to why.
300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like
about the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
Jeff DeWitt
Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4 cyl
>>in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt and
>>decent mileage.
>
>
> If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the V6.
>
>
>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems with
>>that engine.
>
>
> Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
> cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>
>
>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>
>
> Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
> Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd. '06
> model is still the TJ, BTW.
>
>
>
the 96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
explanation as to why.
300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like
about the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
Jeff DeWitt
Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4 cyl
>>in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt and
>>decent mileage.
>
>
> If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the V6.
>
>
>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems with
>>that engine.
>
>
> Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
> cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>
>
>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>
>
> Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
> Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd. '06
> model is still the TJ, BTW.
>
>
>
07-02-2006, 08:53 PM
#45
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Re: 2006 OR 2007 RUBICON? (Consumer Reports)
After I bought my 96 Cherokee I looked it up in CR and for some reason
the 96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
explanation as to why.
300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like
about the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
Jeff DeWitt
Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4 cyl
>>in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt and
>>decent mileage.
>
>
> If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the V6.
>
>
>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems with
>>that engine.
>
>
> Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
> cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>
>
>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>
>
> Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
> Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd. '06
> model is still the TJ, BTW.
>
>
>
the 96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
explanation as to why.
300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like
about the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
Jeff DeWitt
Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4 cyl
>>in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt and
>>decent mileage.
>
>
> If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the V6.
>
>
>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems with
>>that engine.
>
>
> Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
> cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>
>
>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>
>
> Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
> Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd. '06
> model is still the TJ, BTW.
>
>
>
07-02-2006, 08:53 PM
#46
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Re: 2006 OR 2007 RUBICON? (Consumer Reports)
After I bought my 96 Cherokee I looked it up in CR and for some reason
the 96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
explanation as to why.
300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like
about the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
Jeff DeWitt
Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4 cyl
>>in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt and
>>decent mileage.
>
>
> If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the V6.
>
>
>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems with
>>that engine.
>
>
> Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
> cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>
>
>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>
>
> Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
> Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd. '06
> model is still the TJ, BTW.
>
>
>
the 96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
explanation as to why.
300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like
about the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
Jeff DeWitt
Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4 cyl
>>in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt and
>>decent mileage.
>
>
> If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the V6.
>
>
>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems with
>>that engine.
>
>
> Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
> cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>
>
>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>
>
> Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
> Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd. '06
> model is still the TJ, BTW.
>
>
>
07-02-2006, 09:36 PM
#47
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Re: 2006 OR 2007 RUBICON? (Consumer Reports)
My favorite was of the reliability listings for one particular year (it
might have been 96) the Cherokee had average or above average individual
system ratings, with most being above average, none being below average, but
they still gave it a worse than average overall reliability rating for that
year.
Yeah, CR isn't biased. Ha.
"Jeff DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:HUZpg.5413$4c7.1625@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
> After I bought my 96 Cherokee I looked it up in CR and for some reason the
> 96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
> explanation as to why.
>
> 300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like about
> the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4
>>>cyl in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt
>>>and decent mileage.
>>
>>
>> If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the
>> V6.
>>
>>
>>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems
>>>with that engine.
>>
>>
>> Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
>> cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>>
>>
>>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>>
>>
>> Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
>> Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd.
>> '06 model is still the TJ, BTW.
>>
>>
might have been 96) the Cherokee had average or above average individual
system ratings, with most being above average, none being below average, but
they still gave it a worse than average overall reliability rating for that
year.
Yeah, CR isn't biased. Ha.
"Jeff DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:HUZpg.5413$4c7.1625@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
> After I bought my 96 Cherokee I looked it up in CR and for some reason the
> 96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
> explanation as to why.
>
> 300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like about
> the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4
>>>cyl in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt
>>>and decent mileage.
>>
>>
>> If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the
>> V6.
>>
>>
>>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems
>>>with that engine.
>>
>>
>> Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
>> cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>>
>>
>>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>>
>>
>> Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
>> Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd.
>> '06 model is still the TJ, BTW.
>>
>>
07-02-2006, 09:36 PM
#48
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Re: 2006 OR 2007 RUBICON? (Consumer Reports)
My favorite was of the reliability listings for one particular year (it
might have been 96) the Cherokee had average or above average individual
system ratings, with most being above average, none being below average, but
they still gave it a worse than average overall reliability rating for that
year.
Yeah, CR isn't biased. Ha.
"Jeff DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:HUZpg.5413$4c7.1625@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
> After I bought my 96 Cherokee I looked it up in CR and for some reason the
> 96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
> explanation as to why.
>
> 300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like about
> the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4
>>>cyl in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt
>>>and decent mileage.
>>
>>
>> If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the
>> V6.
>>
>>
>>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems
>>>with that engine.
>>
>>
>> Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
>> cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>>
>>
>>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>>
>>
>> Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
>> Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd.
>> '06 model is still the TJ, BTW.
>>
>>
might have been 96) the Cherokee had average or above average individual
system ratings, with most being above average, none being below average, but
they still gave it a worse than average overall reliability rating for that
year.
Yeah, CR isn't biased. Ha.
"Jeff DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:HUZpg.5413$4c7.1625@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
> After I bought my 96 Cherokee I looked it up in CR and for some reason the
> 96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
> explanation as to why.
>
> 300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like about
> the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4
>>>cyl in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt
>>>and decent mileage.
>>
>>
>> If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the
>> V6.
>>
>>
>>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems
>>>with that engine.
>>
>>
>> Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
>> cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>>
>>
>>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>>
>>
>> Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
>> Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd.
>> '06 model is still the TJ, BTW.
>>
>>
07-02-2006, 09:36 PM
#49
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Re: 2006 OR 2007 RUBICON? (Consumer Reports)
My favorite was of the reliability listings for one particular year (it
might have been 96) the Cherokee had average or above average individual
system ratings, with most being above average, none being below average, but
they still gave it a worse than average overall reliability rating for that
year.
Yeah, CR isn't biased. Ha.
"Jeff DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:HUZpg.5413$4c7.1625@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
> After I bought my 96 Cherokee I looked it up in CR and for some reason the
> 96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
> explanation as to why.
>
> 300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like about
> the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4
>>>cyl in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt
>>>and decent mileage.
>>
>>
>> If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the
>> V6.
>>
>>
>>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems
>>>with that engine.
>>
>>
>> Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
>> cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>>
>>
>>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>>
>>
>> Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
>> Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd.
>> '06 model is still the TJ, BTW.
>>
>>
might have been 96) the Cherokee had average or above average individual
system ratings, with most being above average, none being below average, but
they still gave it a worse than average overall reliability rating for that
year.
Yeah, CR isn't biased. Ha.
"Jeff DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
news:HUZpg.5413$4c7.1625@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
> After I bought my 96 Cherokee I looked it up in CR and for some reason the
> 96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
> explanation as to why.
>
> 300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like about
> the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
>
> Jeff DeWitt
>
> Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4
>>>cyl in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt
>>>and decent mileage.
>>
>>
>> If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the
>> V6.
>>
>>
>>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems
>>>with that engine.
>>
>>
>> Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
>> cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>>
>>
>>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>>
>>
>> Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
>> Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd.
>> '06 model is still the TJ, BTW.
>>
>>
07-02-2006, 11:09 PM
#50
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Re: 2006 OR 2007 RUBICON? (Consumer Reports)
I'd still like to know why the 96 had lower ratings then the surrounding
years. It appears that 96 was a bit of a transition year, wasn't that
the first year for air bags? It was also the first year for OBD II and
I don't know what differences that would have made in reliability.
Jeff DeWitt
Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
> My favorite was of the reliability listings for one particular year (it
> might have been 96) the Cherokee had average or above average individual
> system ratings, with most being above average, none being below average, but
> they still gave it a worse than average overall reliability rating for that
> year.
>
> Yeah, CR isn't biased. Ha.
>
> "Jeff DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:HUZpg.5413$4c7.1625@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
>
>>After I bought my 96 Cherokee I looked it up in CR and for some reason the
>>96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
>>explanation as to why.
>>
>>300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like about
>>the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
>>
>>Jeff DeWitt
>>
>>Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>
>>>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4
>>>>cyl in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt
>>>>and decent mileage.
>>>
>>>
>>>If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the
>>>V6.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems
>>>>with that engine.
>>>
>>>
>>>Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
>>>cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
>>>Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd.
>>>'06 model is still the TJ, BTW.
>>>
>>>
>
>
years. It appears that 96 was a bit of a transition year, wasn't that
the first year for air bags? It was also the first year for OBD II and
I don't know what differences that would have made in reliability.
Jeff DeWitt
Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
> My favorite was of the reliability listings for one particular year (it
> might have been 96) the Cherokee had average or above average individual
> system ratings, with most being above average, none being below average, but
> they still gave it a worse than average overall reliability rating for that
> year.
>
> Yeah, CR isn't biased. Ha.
>
> "Jeff DeWitt" <JeffDeWitt@nc.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:HUZpg.5413$4c7.1625@tornado.southeast.rr.com. ..
>
>>After I bought my 96 Cherokee I looked it up in CR and for some reason the
>>96 was listed as worse then the 95 or the 97, and of course with no
>>explanation as to why.
>>
>>300,000 miles later I still haven't figured out what CR didn't like about
>>the 96 (other than the don't like real cars or trucks).
>>
>>Jeff DeWitt
>>
>>Matt Macchiarolo wrote:
>>
>>>>I LIKE the straight 6. It's bullet-proof. In fact, I have the 2.5L 4
>>>>cyl in my YJ with 162,000 miles on it and going strong. Plenty of grunt
>>>>and decent mileage.
>>>
>>>
>>>If feel like you got plenty of grunt on the 2.5L 4cyl, you'll love the
>>>V6.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>The thought of a mini-van, robot-built V6 is a little unnerving.
>>>>Especially since Consumer Reports says there are reliability problems
>>>>with that engine.
>>>
>>>
>>>Bwahahahaha. If everyone who drives a Jeep cares about what CR says about
>>>cars, we would all be driving Camrys and Accords.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Another thing bothering me: The information on the 2006 Wrangler talks
>>>>about Quadra-track being "available". Are they implying that the base
>>>>model will be 2WD? In a Wrangler? That's heresy.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Quadra trac is a full-time version of Jeep 4wd, but to my knowledge no
>>>Wrangler has ever had it, they all came with Command-Trac part time 4wd.
>>>'06 model is still the TJ, BTW.
>>>
>>>
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