Jeep Wrangler 1992Change

The square headlighted YJ 4HO was crude, loud to the point of deafening on the highway and electrically problematic. A dash light had melted right through the plastic. Had both tops but sold it within 6 months. NEVER AGAIN!

and then in 2015 I took a look at my neighbours new JK. He loved it. I thought I'd test drive one just to be open minded.
I was so impressed with the ride, power and feel that I bought a new manual Sport. It's much larger, much more comfortable and has great fit and finish compared to the YJ.. and 55cf of storage space.
Jeep did their homework with the JK.. I gave them an A+.

5 feet of snow first gear transfer case in low range...there just aint no stopping this brute! Even with all the snow last winter I never once got hung up and infact I yanked a BMW suv out of the ditch.

ive loved driving it, i have a daily driver, but every time i get a chance to get behind the wheel of my truck i get excited.

I bough this Jeep used for 5K and sold it 2 years later for $3500. It really kept its value.

The square headlights really appealed to me, I know there are purists out there that want every Jeep to have round lights but to me the square ones looked cool and sure worked with the Jeep's overall square shape.

Very reliable, I felt like I could go anywhere regardless of weather or terrain conditions.

Like all Jeeps from that era, weather seals were not that great. This Jeep was not maintained very well when I bought it but despite of all the cosmetic and mechanical negligence, it just kept going.

I think anyone should own a Jeep (Wrangler, YJ, TJ, etc.) at some point in their life, especially when they're young. Mine had a hard top and a soft top and it was a lot of fun.