1995 Jeep Wrangler

Pros: Great off-road, nimble, and a blast to drive. Inexpensive to own.

Cons: Small interior cargo space, not a comfy road-tripper.

The Bottom Line: If you Have less than four people to transport, need a winter vehicle, short commuter, or go off-road, there is NO better value in four wheel drive. 1995 or today!

Review: I bought this Jeep brand new in 1-05. I now have over 197k miles and love it more now than the day I bought it. I can say that honestly because I traded a 6 cylinder Jeep Comanche pick-up in on this Jeep. My son was getting too big to fit in the middle ...

Pros: Looks Good and Handles Great

Cons: Drivers seat does not recline

Review: I have a 1995 Jeep Wrangler Rio Grande, aqua blue pearl coat, soft top and she is beautiful. I bought this Jeep because I knew how much fun and what a great vehicle it is and it looks and rides much better then a compact car. I love the ability to take...

Pros: Can handle pretty much anything you throw at it.

Cons: gas mileage, duh.

The Bottom Line: Solid.

Review: I have had the 95 Rio Grande with manual transmission, and the 4 cylinder engine for about 3 years n ...

Pros: Just an all around great little car

Cons: getting into the back seat; putting the top up and down

Review: Living in Ohio I frequently find myself up to my tush in snow. I like to tell myself that's why I bought a Wrangler, but who am I kidding. I'm still a kid at heart and I love my Wrangler.

My Wrangler, a black '95, is your most basic...

Pros: better than a convertible, attention getter, reliable, fun, tough, fun

Cons: gas mpg, manifold leak, not enough horses

The Bottom Line: This is a great buy. Try and buy from someone who has a jeep next to the one he is selling. True Jeep lovers will have another.

Review: I`ve owned 3 wranglers (90, 92, 95) and I never had more than routine maintenance on mine. All I bought with 95K + miles. The Most costly was the `90, water pump, stabilizer arms(wonder why), fuel pump, and battery. Not bad for a 4 cylinder at 100K+...

Pros: Tough as nails, super fun

Cons: Definitely not your commuting solution

The Bottom Line: If you can get your hands on a 1995, snap it up. It's the last of an extinct group for sure.

Review: I realize that the title might sound a bit stiff, but the '95s are your last chance to get a Jeep Wrangler that hasn't been completely "Chryslerized". While I am a big fan of the '97+ suspension and grill styling, the newer interior modifications are...

Pros: Everything

Cons: The gas

Review: Maybe it's a guy thing-- doubtful. Maybe it's a fun thing-- definitely. Whatever the thing is, you've got to get it! My dad own's a 1995 Wrangler and besides the gas it uses, to me, there is not one thing wrong with this car. Sitting higher than...

Pros: Style, Function, Fun

Cons: Gas Millage, a little noisy

Review: I recently just purchased a 95 Jeep Wrangler, Green with a hard top, alloy wheels, and chrome package. All I can say is....Sweet! This little baby rambles.
I bought it because ill be in the snow and the "on the fly" four wheel drive...

Pros: more rugged, classic colors and design

Cons: gas cap under the back tail light, square lights

Review: In August 1995, I purchased a 1995 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Edition. It was the best investment that I have made. The reason that I purchased the 1995 model over the newer model is simple. The 1995 is rugged and classic. I don't worry if I get caught in...

Pros: Dependable, Rugged, Jeep Experience

Cons: 4 CYL., GAS MILEAGE

Review: I purchased my 1995 Jeep Wrangler S from my father for one reason - everyone should go through life driving a vehicle with an experience as big as its name. The freedom, the ruggedness, the adventure, and the attitude are as powerful as the appearance....