[NorthMountain]

A good friend owns three Jeeps. At any given time, one of them is functional. Her problems are mainly engine issues.

Reminds me of, many years ago, a neighbor who had three or four MG Midgets. Same issue ... In his case, the problem was The Prince of Darkness.

[Red Badger]

Jeeps have FIAT engines....................Fix It Again Tony!.................

[wally_bert]

I have two Jeeps in different states of reassembly so I understand very well.

Willys and AMC so at least both sides are represented.

I loved the old full sized Wagoneer, Chief, and full sized J series trucks.

[Sirius Lee]

Her problems are mainly engine issues.

Should have stayed with the tried and true straight six. I still see these guys on the road around here.

I made the switch to Toyota 4X4s.

[usconservative]

A good friend owns three Jeeps. At any given time, one of them is functional. Her problems are mainly engine issues.

My 1996 Jeep Cherokee Country with the 4.0L inline 6 was an absolute gem to own. Never required anything more than normal maintenance for the almost 200,000 miles I owned it. Loved that vehicle. Kept it in tip-top shape, no rust anywhere, always kept it cleaned and waxed. It was a beautiful vehicle, a joy to drive and own.

Liked it so much that when it came time to replace it, I went with my 2013 Grand Cherokee. With the exception of one major & unplanned repair, it's been a reliable, rock-steady vehicle. Suspension needs work at 140,000 miles I think that's to be expected.

I really wanted to replace it with another Grand Cherokee, however after reading all the reliability issues with the 2020+ GC's and talking to a few friends that own them I had to decide against it. I turned 60 on Sunday and somehow, it's all about reliability for me now. I don't work on my own vehicles anymore (can't, lower back issues) and am not interested in sitting at a Jeep dealer waiting on repairs.

I hope I like my new Highlander as much as I've liked my Jeeps over the long haul. Time will tell.

[real saxophonist]

My sister had an MGB for a while. I got to sit in it and start it, couldn't drive it because I wasn't old enough.

That thing vibrated so bad I thought pieces were going to fly off.

[rlmorel]

Hahahahaha...having put over 100K miles on an MG Midget, I vouch for the authenticity of that anecdote!