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Your Jeep Wrangler As a Primary Family Vehicle

A few months back, we sold our *other* car. This made us a one car family with our 2007 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon as our primary family vehicle. We never thought that it would make the perfect family vehicle, but we did want to clear up any questions that you might have about it being so.

Keep in mind that we **love our Jeep Wrangler**. It’s just not the best vehicle for moving pets, plants or going on long road trips. That’s okay though. We make due, because the up sides of a Wrangler far outweigh the down sides. In the winter, snow is not a worry and in the summer we can get a tan while driving around the beach.

Your car should be fun, even if **it’s not 100% useful**.

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  1. JeepfanNW says

    August 28, 2007 at 12:45 am

    i think it is a good move – your primary car should be fun. A lot of people i know once they get a family, think they need to drive a minivan.

    .. and with the wrangler unlimited, it is even more doable. those extra doors can come in handy

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