September 9, 2010
which car should i buy?
mini cooper clubman or jeep wrangler??
i want to jack up a jeep…i have one but i want a new model.
at the same time i want to conserve gas and get a fast car..
im so confused..
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Comments on which car should i buy?
pick the jeep, forget the environment, ok not to be hurting peoples feelings but just by a prius if youre gay.
The one time you NEED 4×4 will more than make up 5 years of driving an imported puddle jumper.
small fast sporty car… go for the mini. your wallet will thank you
Jeep. save gas get a 4 cylinder, sounds like less power btu then get higher converters and gears. My 1997 4 cylinder 2.5 ltr. gets about 25 mpg. Typically a manual trans does better and also simple add ons like cold air intake will improve power and mpg.
i would try the cooper since you have not owned one yet.
hmmm
The Jeep Wrangler has been and continues to be the best regarded 4X4 off-road vehicle as well as a fun choice for everyday driving. Since its inception in 1987, it has undergone 3 major design revisions from the YJ in the early years, to the long lasting TJ, and since 2006, the JK. Through the changes the wrangler continues to prove itself as the gold standard of off-road vehicles