If you want to go deep into the woods, across a dry lake bed or up some steep hills, you drive a Jeep. Ever since the first general purpose vehicle was built for the US military to handle war-torn European terrain during World War II, the Wrangler has been the epitome of the freedom to drive. Oddly, though, it’s near last place in reliability in its class. Let’s find out why.
What are the Jeep Wrangler reliability scores?
receives a trust score of 3.5 out of 5.0 from . This places the Wrangler 25th out of 26 models for the compact SUV class. This ranking is based on three factors which are:
to find out where the 2023 version of this Jeep SUV stands. The Wrangler ranks 16th out of 19 models in the compact SUV class. Perhaps reviewers and automotive publications need to create a separate category for SUVs made for off-roading. Then we’ll see how the Wrangler fares, but for now this Jeep SUV isn’t competitive in its category.
Is the 2023 Jeep Wrangler a Good SUV?
The Wrangler is an excellent option for consumers looking for a great off-road vehicle to take them deep into the wilderness. While on-road handling has improved with the JL model, this rugged SUV still has many problems on paved surfaces with rough handling and low fuel mileage. The Wrangler isn’t meant to be a comfortable commuter vehicle, but some use it as one and appreciate the off-road capabilities when the weekends roll around.
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