Is the 4xe ACTUALLY better Off-Road? // 2024 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Review 

Well designed in my mind would mean not having THREE fluid reservoirs. It would not mean having 2 electric motors, a turbo charged motor and THREE batteries!

jeep does not build anything well. they make it about 50k miles before they start spending time in the shop lol

After all these years of reliability tests if you think USA car brands are well built, you deserve to buy one!

@@1wasinAlpha after all these years of media lying you still believe it? My 2016 Wrangler has never had a major issue (only replaced gas tank cap)

@@bartwaggoner2000 how many miles lol. The statistics are out there, it’s not just an opinion

It’s because they’re lazy, negativity gets views/clicks. Any idiot can make a 100k+ view video about a catastrophic problem on a vehicle.

@@TML34 You missed the point of what I was saying. It has nothing to do with the Jeep.

@@TML34 Ok. Now you are sounding like a troll. 👎

I’m reviewing the 392 next week actually!

@@SarahnTunedwhen is this video hitting? I am dying to find out how you liked it compared to the Bronco Raptor and Raptor R!

Flexes like that on the highway too... Some call it death wobble, but others insist it's belly dancing.

Death wobble is different. Solid axle 5 link suspensions are prone to it but it is always worn components and misalignment (often due to lift kits that don't correct geometry). Properly built and set up jeeps don't wobble. Oh and yes, despite Sarah calling them 4 link, they are 5 link. 2 upper trailing arms, 2 lower trailing arms and a track bar.@@mpeugeot

@@motor-head absolutely related to bad setups and worn out parts, problem is that the parts wear out fairly quickly and leave you chasing components to eliminate it once it starts. I am willing to bet that my 2021 Bronco with 85,000 miles feels more solid at 85 mph than most Jeep Wranglers with 1/2 that mileage. I have owned Jeeps both with and without death wobble... Chasing down death wobble in a Jeep Wrangler is a pain in the ass, unless it is very obvious as what is the source of the wobble. The Wrangler is a better off-roader, but it comes with a price, and that's high speed off road and on road handling.

I absolutely agree. I enjoy driving my Jeep in the city at low speed, it's turning radius makes it the king of the tight parking lot. Get on the freeway and it can become a white knuckle ride pretty quickly. Once you hit the open desert (or wherever your off road playground is) then it feels like it's in it's natural element. No top, half doors, the ability to safely tackle the most difficult trails, there's no other production vehicle that comes close.@@mpeugeot

Probably catches on FIRE when charging

Yeah, Starts at nearly $90,000 and tops out at $102,000. And it's still a Fiat/Jeep.

New, mine was $36k with 5-year financing: 4L Sahara with both tops, Mopar tubular bumpers/sidesteps, and the towing package. The only thing it didn't come with from the dealership was the mud flaps, which I added shortly after.

Yep. Buy what you need, keep it until the wheels fall off.

@@mikespangler98Yup... or buy someone's nearly new problems then drive it, fix it and drive it some more. Off-lease cars seem to fit the bill. 🙂

"nearly all vehicles are bad investments" I never understood this attitude of cars as needing to hold value because do you expect to resell an old laundry machine too for most of the original value? I don't know...

Except for those of the 1%, all vehicles have always been bad investments

My primary reason for suggesting this is the amount of technology stuffed into vehicles these days. They are not meant to last years and years. If you have the coins to buy (or lease) one of these, by all means, do so... but the average person won't. Jeep would make more money with a $35K version, don't you think?

Forgive my ignorance, but what is a Gallo 32e Dakar? I looked it up on youtube, and all that showed up were a bunch of videos about chickens. 🤣

LOL, If you know you know. There is a Gallo 64 Desert Thirst Edition... talk about double the power!

It's a smart design! Ford has done the same, combining the washer fluid and coolant tank a single molded part. Some of them, like my Ranger, have an air gap molded in, which negates the washer fluid warming effect.

It's pretty sad, pretty much a scam when an Expensive, Over Priced vehicle that it's supposed to be for serious off-road use does not come stock with a front camera . The cameras "cost nothing" and the monitor screen is already built in the dash there

Bubbles!!!!

@@SarahnTuned yeah i love animals and i rescued five stray cats from an abandoned house which i take care of i did get in trouble for stealing a shopping cart once when i was a teenager affirmations i/m guessing✌✌✌

Auto up and down Windows suck for people who just want to split the window a little bit and not get blasted by the wind . People that know where they want their Windows set at at just up all the way or down all the

​@@RRr-yl8zr You do realize you can do the same with auto-up/auto-down windows?