Ask the Man Who Owns One: Jeep Wrangler Unlimited – Feature – Car and Driver/caranddriver

Ask the Man Who Owns One: Jeep Wrangler Unlimited – Feature – Car and Driver

From the November 2016 issueAfter I lost Lloyd, my brain-damaged cat who had vertigo and used to fall out of trees, I never thought I'd love anything so slow this much.But for some reason, two years ago, we bought a automotive/"_blank">automotive.com/category/cars/"_blank">Jeep Wrangler Unlimited for my wife.Actually, the reason was simple: She wanted a convertible with four doors that could be used as a tow vehicle.

2016 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon

The Wrangler requires no formal introduction.A true icon, it's known all around the world as the quintessential off-roader and it's still the centerpiece of the automotive/"_blank">automotive.com/category/cars/"_blank">Jeep lineup.Ask any enthusiast to list three nameplates that represent the American auto industry and odds are you'll hear the names "Corvette," "Mustang," and "Wrangler" – or at the very least "Jeep."A pair of round headlights, a grille with seven tall slots, and a rear-mounted spare tire characterize the Wrangler's timeless looks.

1988 Jeep YJ Wrangler Built by Family

Michael Johnson ContributorA father/son project is the stuff of dreams.To be able to build something with your dad or your son (or daughter) just doesn't get much better.Turning wrenches, installing an engine, doing bodywork, adding a lift kit and the like, are just a few things that can bring a relationship closer together.

Ask the Man Who Owns One: Jeep Wrangler Unlimited – Feature – Car and Driver/caranddriver