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Would getting a tj not necessarily be a bad thing?

when i toured my to be campus, there were a lot (many more than i would have thought) of very nice trucks. one that sticks out to me is a brand new toyota tundra, lifted about 6" with big fancy wheels and tires, and a huge grille guard. would a 10 yr old jeep really stick out among these big new...

been thinking, and realized that ill be in living in dorms, and wouldn't have room to store a hard top, and even if i did, im sure my room mate wouldnt want half of our dorm being taken up by my jeeps hard top. and like hell am i gonna get a jeep and not ride with the top off/down. btw room...

so what would yall get as your only vehicle and daily driver, a soft top or hard top, and why would you get your preferred over the other.

another question, i was talking to my mom about getting a soft top, and she brought up a good point: does it keep heat in (as in if it gets really cold, will it be extremely cold inside), and how the soft top works with a lot of snow on it (like sagging and such). thanks

on another note, is there really any reason for me not to get a 4 cyl, other than the power? i wouldnt think it would have much less capabilities unless you're in deep mud or something.

one thing about retreads is if/when it rips, it only costs a little to get a new one, unless they come apart so easily, that it would be cheaper to get new.

ive already found a bumper i would put on it (shrockworks), a winch eventually, not sure on gears and idk on trans (auto or manual, meh). i wouldnt want to put straight up mud tires on, maybe if i could find something more agressive than an all terrain, but nothing that ill go through a tire in...

What kind of Mpg would you expect with an i6, 5 spd, about a 4 in lift and 33 in or 35 in. Tires

The most driving ill do is when I drive home, about 350 mi. Mpg doesn't really bother me. If I'm driving something I love I can deal with a lil less mpg. Thanks on the replys so far

im going to college later this year, and want something better than what i have now, and i have always liked wranglers, but i didnt get a chance to get one for my first vehicle. hopefully soon (possibly a graduation gift), i will begin looking to buy something. what really set me on a course to...

kinda figured that. just wanted to ask, because a diesels transmission is gonna be alot different than a 4.0 I6's. got another question: do you have to touch the gas to get it to start moving? because i didnt with that diesel. just let up on clutch and it started to roll

Hi, I Havnt driven too many manual transmissions, and the ones I have were on big trucks, and I was wondering how easy it is to drive a wrangler with a 5 spd. Thanks