2011 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited User Reviews

This is the sport model and I like it because it didnt come with a lot of electronic extras like blue-tooth connectivity which can break and expensive to repair. The hard top is easy to remove and it handles nicely on the road. The Jeep Wrangler requires minimum upkeep and holds it value better than most SUVs or Off Road capable vehicles which makes it a good value. Nothing compares to a Jeep.

I have been looking for this vehicle for a while now and finally found one I wanted in Mango Tango with a Tow Package and All Terrain Tires. It is a manual and shifts smoothly. Overall comfort and ride quality is really good for something with big tires!

Unique Extreme Off Road Ready Jeep Wrangler Unlimtied — This Jeep is a great vehicle for your everyday commute to work or fun off roading in dirt, mud, sand, or water. It's unique paint job (rhino lined) makes it impervious to scratches, scrapes, and some hail when out in the elements. The after market GPS Navigation/CD/DVD/ Bluetooth iOS ready system put it allows for a luxury feel as well.

Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)

Classic Vehicle Worth Considering. I Have Now Had 3 Jk Style Jeeps. —

On the same weekend I purchased 2 identical Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicons. One Silver and one Green. Literally the serial numbers were one digit apart. My wife drove the green one and I took the silver. The revised 2011 interior impressed me greatly. I was driving a 2008 Sahara and the interior alone made me sell it and buy the updated interior of the 2011+. The interior provides creature comforts we as a society have come to enjoy. Power Windows, Steering wheel mounted controls, Navigation, heated seats, leather, and even remote start. The doors still come off even though they have power windows (It has a quick release plug). Aside from the great interior, the road noise never bothered me until I bought my next car (2012 Honda Ridgeline). On my was home my daughter and I were like "WOW", we can actually talk and hear each other. I had no idea the road noise was so pronounced until I was in a different vehicle. I still don't find it unacceptable, I took it on several long road trips with no complaints. Cost of ownership is cheap too. I regularly could find $10-$20 factory dealership oil changes! Out of the 3 JK Jeeps I have owned only one had a leaky top I never did get corrected. Overall, I will probably buy another Jeep and would recommend the 2012 or newer models simply due to the updated transmission and better fuel economy.

Primary Use: Commuting to work