They aren't bad but even still Jeep Wranglers are the lowest depreciating

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Jan 24, 2023
2:42:55pm

FatThor All-American

vehicle with Toyota Tacoma and 4runner right after it.

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FatThor

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This one really made me laugh.

PJMort All-American

1/24/23 2:17pm

They must have a lot of money... to afford the repairs.

FatThor

1/24/23 2:21pm

I've never owned one, but aren't Jeeps also in the shop a lot? (Albeit a less

m0resn0w

1/24/23 2:28pm

I had that exact model of Range Rover. Repairs are surprisingly easy and cheap. The hard part is understanding what

Bert609

1/24/23 2:42pm

They aren't bad but even still Jeep Wranglers are the lowest depreciating

FatThor

1/24/23 2:42pm

I think Rovers have dramatically improved over the past 10-15yrs

TheLoneCougar

1/24/23 2:37pm

But they are still dead last in repairability rankings

FatThor

1/24/23 2:41pm

It's because they are tech leaders. If you notice Toyota has "slipped" in the rankings? Why? Because the Tundra and

Bert609

1/24/23 2:47pm

Tatas?

DiamondMo

1/24/23 3:09pm

I believe they still make some models in the UK. The Defender is built in Slovakia, the parent company is Indian. Jeep

Bert609

1/24/23 3:20pm

Excuse me?

BYU Grounds

1/25/23 4:36pm

Yikes, still can't figure it out.

TheLoneCougar

1/24/23 2:47pm

True sign of wealth bc those parts and service are expensive

BYU Grounds

1/25/23 4:35pm

Service at a shop? Yes. Parts? Not so much. Land Rover parts are surprisingly affordable.

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