I'm pretty sure my first gen Subaru Forester with a 1.5" lift has been in more fuckass places than 80% of jeeps ever sold.
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Every person I've known that has a Jeep: I LOVE MY JEEP!
Me: You never have any problems with it?
Everyone: Oh yeah, all the time. But it's a JEEP!
Unironically this is just me with arch linux
Btw
Linux is fucking awesome. I can just fix so many of my problems in the terminal.
Unironically this is just me with arch linux btw 2: Electric Terminaloo
I'd rather have 5 problems with a piece of software and being able to investigate/fix them, than have 1 problem and be told "whoopsie doopsie, something went wrong, we made a fucky wucky, go pound sand about it"
For me it has been the exact opposite.Once you've set up arch, it just works (tm). On pop_os I get constant freezes and on W11 shit just randomly stops working.
My parents bought a Chrysler/ Stellantis product to tow their camper after I told them to buy literally anything else. Unsurprisingly it's a heap of shit.
The engine has a plastic oil cooler - sits in the engine valley, it cracked and leaked oil everywhere at 40k miles. Their plastic intake manifold leaks and sometimes when you start the shitbox there is a strong odor of gasoline 60k. The plastic valve covers leak 70k. Needed an entire front accessory/pulley assembly because the water pump was leaking - made of......plastic 80k. Shocks and struts are shot and causing tread cupping on the tires - 90k. In addition to this, when i drive it around I notice a few things - it's loud as shit. The engine sounds like it has shit timing or a flat cam or something. Exterior noise is terrible you hear everything. It shifts like an automatic from the 80s and it has 27 gears so it shifts constantly. I'm so sad for them but Dad got a great "deal" on it, I wonder why.
Most Often Parked At Roadside. Company Highly Recommends You Start Learning Engine Repair. Doing Overhauls Daily Gets Expensive. Fix It Again Tony.
I think they might have gone with "Stellantis" because it's harder to make a derogatory acronym out of
Oddly enough the only time I was heckled about driving a 4x4 in a city was when it was clean.
If I left the mud splatter on the wheel arches I never got heckled.
If you don't "look the part" then people will judge harshly regardless of how (in)capable you are at something.
Goes for a lot of things in life.
I don't wear a black hoodie to indicate that I know computer stuff, but it is remarkable how much more receptive non-techies are when I wear one. It's like a lab coat for computer doctors.
"Off road" pretty much always means "on crude roads," and this bothers me more than it should
Google once took me the back way up a mountain on a mild 4x4 trail while I was towing my 18' trailer with my 17 year old Toyota sequoia. I've not respected a jeep driver since
They're fun to drive, they just break incredibly easy in weird spots. Like the seatbelt holder/guide? Why would that break. We don't own one, but have rented a few of them when we go to Hawaii.
I'm sure they are fun to drive off road, but the only time I've been in wranglers has been pavement princesses and they are super uncomfortable and drive like steaming dog shit on paved roads
Other than that classic front grill and round headlights ... those things are just glorified hatchbacks with a lift-kit
I live where being able to have the option to go off-road would be useful. But I took a Wrangler out for a test drive and it was like trying to fit in a Power Wheels. Thing was way too small for my tall ass. They didn't have the bigger one to check out at the dealer I went to. :(
My hybrid bike has seen more mud in the past month than most trucks will see in a lifetime.
Jeep hasn't made a decent Jeep since 2004 now their just mom rides
Their mom rides what?
How did Jeep lose the plot? It became a rolling fortress for tin soldiers.
I remember when everyone made fun of getting a sports car or muscle car saying it was a way to compensate for a small dick.
I guess folks who drove jeeps wanted in on that particular segment of being made fun of and went hard into it.
Now those of us who do drive fast things are largely left in peace with our tiny peckers.
I'd be a lot more tolerant of people buying whatever they wanted if what they bought wasn't so goddamn offensive and dangerous
huge, loud, blinding headlights, blocks my view of the road, they always fucking pull up past the stop line so you can't see if it's safe to turn right on red, they have to hammer the gas to accelerate decently because they're massive, they can't fucking see anything around them because of blind spots and so they are always trying to back into people walking in parking lots, etc
Everyone should just get what makes them happy and ignore the weird shaming for driving anything other than a standard beige sedan.
Fast cars, off-road cars, big cars, small cars, electric cars, big trucks, custom wrapped/painted cars, ducked out jeeps, w/e.
I agree in principle, but I do think people should be shamed for endangering others because they want to feel cool. Large SUVs and trucks are much more dangerous to pedestrians and cyclists and such than normal cars.
Sports cars aren't inherently more dangerous for others unless you fuck with them or drive like a cock.
no one has ever asked me this of my 92, prob do to the 100's of dents and missing paint.
And they all have to have the stupid ducks and ugly body kits. They spend unreasonable amounts of money so they can look just like everyone else and on top of that it looks ugly AF.
My buddy has a 2010 Rubicon that’s been kicking ass in backwoods Connecticut, which he uses a lot to get back back-and-forth to work, and includes some offroading (he is ag-staff at some fancy person’s country estate). He absolutely adores it.
Edit: at its current age and use level, plus annual CT registration/emission specs, it’s a lot of maintenance, but he pays it gladly)
- Laughs in Opel Corsa A
Real people having to go to real places in the mountains here just use the car they happen to have, usually a small and cheap one.
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