Used Car Discourse

You would think there are many reasons as to why you still see an abundance of used Jeep Wrangler for sale , and you are “thinking right.” The reasons used Jeep Wranglers are still so popular go much deeper than an old engine vs. a new engine, they need to be looked at from a Wrangler fanatics perspective. Sure, the older Wranglers hold their value well, and with upgrades they might be worth the same as a 2016 one stock. But, the older Wrangler is still around by popular demand, and that’s because the Jeep-fanatics want it. The question of buying new vs. used is more complicated in the Jeep culture than all the other brands combined, and that’s because of how much older Wranglers are still loved. In order to shed some light on this dilemma, here’s the top 5 reasons to buy a used Jeep Wrangler instead of getting a new one; reasons that have been compiled from various consumer forums. More Upgrade Options When it comes to upgrades, Jeep is king. There’s a reason many Jeepers pioneered

1993-2011 Second-generation Ranger: A stylish Splash and Mazda clone Enjoy Part 2 of this ‘Where it's been’ blog on the Ford Ranger for sale . Ford released the second-generation Ranger in 1992 as a 1993 model with a freshened design and available Splash version. The boxy look was replaced by a rounder sheet metal for a sleeker appearance. The Splash featured even more visual punch with a flare side bed, chrome wheels, lower suspension and special decals affixed to the sides and tailgate. Power options in 1993 included the carryover 2.3-liter four-cylinder, 3.0-liter V6 with 145 horsepower and range-topping 4.0-liter V6 making 160 horsepower and 225 pound-feet of torque. A substantial update came in 1998 with Ford giving the Ranger a longer wheelbase, upgraded frame, revised suspension and slight visual changes. Minor styling updates were also performed later on for the 2004 and 2006 model years. Also in 1998, Ford offered an EV version of the Ranger based on a regular cab bod