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R. Dale writes:
2003 Jeep Wrangler Sport Review
ProsFun, fun, fun!!! ConsIf you're looking for speed, forget it.
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I Have Always Wanted A Jeep And This One Has Not Disappointed Me. — This is a fun car to drive. No power, but plenty of just pure, top-down fun. Not expensive to own, except needs both tranny's serviced regularly. If you want a car that works well in all kinds of weather, this is it. Not meant for smooth ride. Meant for fun. Primary Use: Commuting to work
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huddyc writes:
2003 Jeep Wrangler X Review
ProsDependable and fun to drive Consnot very much back seat space or cargo space 
35
Great !! — I have 200,000 miles on this jeep. i drive it everyday. The only things we have replaced are radiator and water pump and while these were out replaced seals. LOVE this jeep. Dependable and fun to drive. Standard...haven't even had to replace brakes which are checked at every other oil change when tire rotated. Primary Use: Commuting to work | ||
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Paul writes:
2003 Jeep Wrangler Sport Review
ProsFun and inexpensive nice weather convertible ConsThe 4 cylinder leaves a lot to be desired from a power standpoint
95
2003 Jeep Wrangler Sport — This is my third Jeep so I obviously have a thing for them. Jeeps are not the most comfortable, fast or great handling vehicles, but they are fantastic nice weather convertibles. Mine has a 4 cylinder 5 speed, gets 20 MPG no matter the conditions. The Jeep is perfect for towing our dirt bikes. Best part about Jeeps is being in the exclusive Jeep fraternity! | ||
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jeepcb writes:
2003 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Review
Prosawesome off road Conshas some parts from the corporate bin, and pedal design
35
Great Vihicle — built like an american vehicle should be great base for an amazing off road rig fun as hell to drive little noisy but thats the best part. by far the cheapest capable stock vehicle made, with the acception of the overly weighted h1 which is $100,000 or more | ||
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Ryan writes:
2003 Jeep Wrangler X Review
ProsJEEP Consgas
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Clean — Amazing off-road capability, looks awesome, gas mileage isn't the best but not terrible, powerful straight 6, smooth 5-speed tranny, soft-top with tinted windows is amazing, this car is a blast to drive, my second jeep and i've only had 3 cars in total, my other one was a honda accord 2000, v-6 auto. | ||
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Jessie writes:
2003 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Review
ProsCapability ConsCush
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Rubi — Capable to a fault. Reliable in a tight spot. I travel in remote, desolate places alone and I never worried that I might get stuck. Every challenge was met with ease. Not quick off the throttle, but low gears could pull it anywhere and highway driving was a pleasure. Totaled by another inattentive driver. I'm still in mourning. | ||
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Adam writes:
2003 Jeep Wrangler X Review
ProsGreat off road handleing Consloud on interstate
65
Jeepsters — Jeep is the ultimate machine there is nothing better, more reliable and versitle, easy to make your own many upgrades, made for the off road, with miner add ons it will out perform anything off the road, also not a bad ride on the road but a little loud on the interstate | ||
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Scott writes:
2003 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Review
Prosunstoppable, unmistalable looks, never get your manhood qustioned Consbutt numbing, will need a back specialist
35
Bad-ass Mamma Jamma — i love this car, its looks, grunt, toughness, and overall fun is top notch. but prepare to sacrifice comfort on potholes, shifting, and if you have the soft top, windnoise at high speeds will have the effect of a rock concert on your ears after a long haul. is it worth it, absalutely | ||
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Ricksrubi writes:
2003 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Review
ProsGo anywhere, totally reliable, rugged, easy to get parts to upgrade, striking presence, this is NOT a toy. ConsTall to get into, front seat adequate but space is at a premium, back seat difficult to get into and out of. Cargo area OK with seat removed or folded, limited with seat up 
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My Ultimate Utility Vehicle — Built to go anywhere but I don't have time (or youth) to use it as one should. Convertible roof has blind spots you need to get used to (or take off). All systems are at 100%, no leaks, no corrosion, comes with a complete assortment of top shelf gear, CB, GPS, straps, clevis pins, tree saver, winch pulley Warn XD9000i skid plates, body armor etc.... there are some lite brush scratches on the sides... more fun to drive than I can explain. Reliability... only ever had to replace the battery once (lack of use). Turn key off roader! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) | ||
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mfitz writes:
2003 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Review
Prosconvertable 4x4 easy to drice compact Consgas mileage cargo space
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