Jeep Sahara 4Dr Unlimited

Tony · 13 September 2007, 06:43

I have had my Jeep for a month now and have been very happy with it. I had to order it blind as the dealer over here wouldn't get me one to test drive, so I was more than happy after seeing it.
A test can be read here

MarkWildey · 13 September 2007, 07:52

That report reads well until you get to trade in value

Lostboy · 13 September 2007, 08:42

As with all Chrysler/Jeep products it will be great until you actually own it and drive it at which point it will NEVER work 100%.

Good luck!

Tony · 13 September 2007, 09:47

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Originally Posted by Lostboy

As with all Chrysler/Jeep products it will be great until you actually own it and drive it at which point it will NEVER work 100%.

Good luck!

I've had Jeeps for the past 12 years and have loved all of them...

Lostboy · 13 September 2007, 10:24

Fair enough. Perhaps it's the lack of mileage that means they don't fall to bits.

Tony · 13 September 2007, 11:02

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Originally Posted by Lostboy

Fair enough. Perhaps it's the lack of mileage that means they don't fall to bits.

Very critical !!
Any sound reason?

Jon Brooks · 13 September 2007, 11:35

Am a died in the wood landie fan, first car I ever drove at the age of 14 but have to say had a Jeep for 2 years and could not fault it.

Am looking at a pick up for my next car but would seriouly consider this Jeep now.

Cheers

Tony · 13 September 2007, 12:34

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Originally Posted by Jon Brooks

Am a died in the wood landie fan, first car I ever drove at the age of 14 but have to say had a Jeep for 2 years and could not fault it.

Am looking at a pick up for my next car but would seriouly consider this Jeep now.

Cheers

If you need a test drive....you are more than welcome!!

Lostboy · 13 September 2007, 12:39

Yes, my experience of Chrysler/Jeep ownership ended up in court and ties in somewhat with the findings of all the customer satisfaction surveys as to their build quality and reliability. Now have a VW Touareg which has not put a foot wrong and does everything with far more style, comfort and economically than the Jeeps.

I won by the way!

Chrysler/Jeep Customer Service - an oxymoron if ever there was one.

I'm guessing that as you are on the island your mileage is probably more limited and thus gives less chance for bits to fail. Mine certainly couldn't cope with circa 20k/annum.

Tony · 13 September 2007, 16:26

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Originally Posted by Lostboy

Yes, my experience of Chrysler/Jeep ownership ended up in court and ties in somewhat with the findings of all the customer satisfaction surveys as to their build quality and reliability. Now have a VW Touareg which has not put a foot wrong and does everything with far more style, comfort and economically than the Jeeps.

I won by the way!

Chrysler/Jeep Customer Service - an oxymoron if ever there was one.

I'm guessing that as you are on the island your mileage is probably more limited and thus gives less chance for bits to fail. Mine certainly couldn't cope with circa 20k/annum.

Just out of interest the Sahara cost me £19550 with all options (not too many)
How much is a Touareg?

Jon Brooks · 13 September 2007, 19:03

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Originally Posted by Tony

If you need a test drive....you are more than welcome!!

Tony,

Will keep that in mind but think its a bit of a trek for a test drive

Tony · 13 September 2007, 19:13

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Originally Posted by Jon Brooks

Tony,

Will keep that in mind but think its a bit of a trek for a test drive

Its only a couple of hours away?
And the beer is cold and the seafood is great and petrol is cheapish and there is no VAT,apart from that, yes it is a bit of a trek..

Jon Brooks · 14 September 2007, 07:56

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Originally Posted by Tony

Its only a couple of hours away?
And the beer is cold and the seafood is great and petrol is cheapish and there is no VAT,apart from that, yes it is a bit of a trek..

Maybe I should come over in the boat!