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1986-94JEEP WRANGLER
fly~veS~'emwashrowed for Wranda. dong with ullcwdc h o r a u a w - a ~ m ~ r a ~ . ~ d IVP- o l s ~ I~.ID*~~*x*--.~=-~vIB.ow~~~ locking hubs. Appnyiately, thc new vehicle was fitted with h . md a mrh m k semi-elliptical leaf-spring griUe whose. bars v e e d inward halfway up. Goodyear Wrangler aU-& ItuuneinbasicSandSEvcrsiom,witha ~ 0 1 1 f I m l t a n d n a r . w i t h l e a v c s t h r t Thc old flopdown tailgate was nplaad by wen a f k l l five inches longer than the U- a side-hinged gate; there was a mmplete LMQluxerymodclstthetop~ftheli. 7 ' s . 'lben w p r also Panhard rods and a r r a y o f d i ~ n t s s p r c a d a c r o s r t h e The high-zmt package included the sixaaliroU bars at born ends. ?hese change dasbboud, upholsny and padding iastad c y b d u engine, a stout hardmp, doas.winrrndted m a p u n d cleanocc that was ofpninttd metal inside, and muovable half- dows, dmme grille d bumpeta. 'Rim hasn't been a lot of mechanical llipbtly h i g h than before, but a m u of doon f a security. There was also a substanevolution chrring the seven-yeat run. Ard tial roll cage,just in case. gmQ &at was much lowcr. I U I U a styling wndpoh1, both AMC and W Wmagler's designers had complae Diebard CI believers refemd to the ~ lcrsatotheimQMWspartsbin,and wrangla as Le lap. because during the ChrysIff believed thnt if it ain't broke, don't lprs tbe W m g l a a new/old look they Wmgler's devdopaent the company had fi i t In other wonk the tnditioual owna liked thun basic. (Or was it &e basic owner ~ * m l d p l c a s c ~ t i ~ b u y e rjoined s d tnreS with R d t to raise capital. n the The wrangkr's o l i g i d powerplants who likcd thwn uaditioual?) Besides, i lmrt M a m . It hd mtmgular headL a . . . . . -> . . . .-> .. . . L... wen U carryovers: a 74-hp 2.5-liter TBI late '808. Chryslu didn't e m t l y have a lot o spend on low-vohunc prodfwr, and an 8&hp caburetcd4 3 - l i u inline of spare cash t six, with a Pcugeot fivespeed manual avail- ucts Wre the Wrangler. The company cona d on the high-profit lap (aerotk
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choppy highway ride; rigid seats with no lateral support; doors that flap in the bnczc; a soft top that's very afficult w manage; w m air conditioning, a steering wheel mounted for people with real short arms; a cargo area made for people with
wrappad slming wheel and extra bnghtwork It can be raned up forsaturday night a toughened up for B q j a with nearly 40 opions a option groups on the 1994 l i s t 4 the Wrangb aAamarka is awxmrus. In the final analysis. tempering
Criticisms of the Wrangler are many: low gas mileage for its size and power (if you get 20 mpg, you're tiptoeing): generally poor build quality and a lot of rough edges; noisy engnes; lnstrumcnts that arc hard lo read, gears that arr hard to shift; a
can't all bc idiots or masochists. Chrysler sull sells almost as many as n can make. ' I l u : Wrangler offas things the C J never could.l b e are fuaclional items such as T t a c don-Lnk. ABS, off-road tires and a lockable sfwa~e cabinet; eosmdically. them's a leather-
do amazing things off-mad or in muddy. snowy or icy highway conditions, things that the Japanese upstms can't do. For all those loyal owners, che Wrangler ntluns ihe pure, in-your-face animal magnetism of thar 50-year-old war hero.
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