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Wrangler 4xe

Opinion time: I had a 2002 Wrangler a few years ago that I loved. Loved everything about having it, other than the age and problems that came along with that. Since 2021 I’ve been in a Chevy Bolt because I live close to work and enjoy the instant torque. Next year I’ll be looking to trade to a PHEV because I occasionally have to take longer trips for work.

For those of you with Wrangler 4xe’s, would you recommend them? I would love to be back in a Wrangler while still having little gas usage when commuting the short distance to work while still able to take long trips.

Thanks for the opinions.

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u/Broad-Arachnid9037 — 11 days ago
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Is this a new battery?

After non stop issues with only getting 10 miles of range. Randomly kicking the gas engine on and off for a few seconds at a time. The dealership I bought it from a few months ago has had it 4 times to try and figure out the issue and keeps saying there is no problem. Hopefully the 5th time is a charm.

u/Sweating_Llama — 12 days ago
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What extended warrenty do yall Recommend? Im looking at buying my kid a 2018 JGC trailhawk 5.7L. It has 147k miles on it for around 11-12k i forgot the exact price. 2 owners, and carfax is clean. Both owners did the oil change ever 5-6k miles. The water pump was replaced at 66k miles. I tested drove

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u/Forsaken-Ad5357 — 11 days ago
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What would cause my jeep to not charge all of a sudden while at the dealer?

I have a wrangler 4xe (leased thankfully), and I took it in for its second complimentary oil change as well as looking into a CEL for P2450, for which they replaced the evaporator canister valve or something.

They said when they first inspected it, it wouldn’t take a charge so they flashed and updated the software so it would charge again.

I asked them if it was due to something they did, because I charge it nearly every night. They said no, it just wouldn’t take a charge when plugged in but flashing the software solved it.

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u/mars_soup — 12 days ago
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Jeep Wrangler

I'm looking to buy a Jeep Wrangler Sahara 2025 or 2026 that is used not new. My price range is $35K or less. I've found several in my area of Arkansas, and one that is quite close to where I live. That vehicle is a 2025 Sahara 4xe, which is a plug in hybrid. I have zero experience with those type of vehicles. Does anyone have any thoughts about the Jeep?

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u/Desertcob — 12 days ago