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I Love My Jeep

about 5 years ago, it had just under 100k mileage, radio didn’t work, the lining of the ceiling was hanging, but I loved it! It was my first car, given to me by brother it was orginally his father’s, who moved to Florida and I was in need of a vehicle and well, I was blessed! For an older vehicle it ran well. Few hicups here and there but nothing I couldn’t handle. I’d break the bank I’d had to, to keep my baby running! If I could I’d overhaul completely! My biggest dream is to overhaul her, and get my dream Jeep a 4 door neon green, black hard top Jeep Wrangler, remote starter, adjustable foot bar for my mom(she’s older, and a shorty)

. I swear everytime I see this vehicle I light up inside! On my worst day I could see a two door model drive by and still smile! Hell I have a playlist of videos on my YouTube channel dedicated to my love for my Jeeps! https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLx22OKNdG68dy-xt9Rrbz8o25MyZS8n-p

I bring all this up because my jeep like my creativity, my cats, my family and friends, it’s become part of me and my happiness. And when it’s not running right or I can’t afford to take care of it, it deeply saddens me. And it’s where I find myself right now! My red baby has been struggling the last few months, slow leaking tires, a belt that chirps, jumped at least 6 times in January and now I think the starter went! I want to fix her up so bad! But money is tight, I have so much debt right now that either add to just to get one or 2 things fixed. Or I finally let her go so I can focus on getting out of debt. A blessing and a curse I’m not one to give up or let go easy! I know she can be fixed and my faith tells me, go head fix it! It’ll all without! But my logic tells me just let her go! She’s done you well, it’s time! All I know is I LOVE MY JEEP!

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People Love Their Jeeps So Much, I Had to Learn Why!

It’s a Jeep Thing, they say. What does that even mean?

Lots of people love their cars. But what is this whole Jeep ownership thing about? I know why I love my Jeep. From the way it handles, the way it looks, and the way it makes me feel when I am driving it. I love that if I’m going the wrong way, my Jeep can fix that. With the turn of the wheel, and the hop of a curb, safely of course. I love that I can hit the road or hit the trail without worry. But I wanted to know why other people in the Jeep community love their Jeeps.

I have been a Jeep owner for almost 30 years. My first Jeep was a 1994 2-door Jeep Wrangler YJ. It had no air conditioning, the engine only had 4 cylinders, and it was a soft top. These Texas summers are hot, but I figured I could just take the top off if it got too hot. The Jeep drove like nothing else I’ve ever driven. It was rough and fun, and I was hooked from the first time I turned the key on. My 2014 Jeep Wrangler was my first 4 door Jeep Wrangler, and though I have owned a few Jeep Grand Cherokees, I have never looked back. And now almost 30 years later, I am driving my 5 th Jeep. It’s a 2022 4-door Jeep Wrangler with a hard top, V6 engine, and all the air conditioning you could ask for.

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The Jeep Community is Reason Number One

The Jeep community is one of the reasons why I love my Jeep. I asked the question, “Why do you love your Jeep” to a Jeep group I am part of on social media. After reading through the over 500 comments, I realized the number one reason we all love our Jeeps is because of the Jeep community. The comments from the Jeep community were amazing. It was hard to choose which comments I wanted to share. Community is so important when it comes to owning a Jeep. Some people said the community is their favorite thing about owning a Jeep. Knowing that you were instantly part of a community you didn’t know you needed. A Jeep Wave when you pass another Jeep owner and an occasional duck just because.

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I love my Jeep Because it’s a big Toy! And Other Reasons People Love their Jeeps

Fixing up your Jeep is all part of the fun. This is why this quote is so very true in the Jeep community. “I love my Jeep because she’s a Lego for adults, and I can build her uniquely for self-expression. She’s a conversation piece that gives the opportunity to love on others through prayer, positivity, or simply a sign to keep rockin’ on. She is Sublime.”

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People love their Jeeps Because of the Freedom

This quote from Lisa was probably the one quote that was said by most of the Jeep community. For whatever reason, Jeeps give us freedom. “It’s the FREEDOM, baby! No better way to change your attitude, than to change your latitude. (And even with higher fuel prices, it’s still cheaper than therapy.”

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I think I related most to this quote from Lynn Jenna. “Because it matches my personality.” I love that she hauls her toys in her Jeep, which some think is just a big toy anyways.

“We ordered Snazzy right before I started chemo and radiation. I’ve always wanted a Jeep and after my diagnosis, it was the perfect time. She is the ultimate stress relief, and she gives me strength every time I drive her, I feel like I can conquer anything.”

Some Jeep Owners Never Get Rid Of their First Jeep. Like This story from Jim Chesley “Here is my ‘54 CJ3B which I restored in ‘76 then it was in the barn for 38 yrs and dugout & revived for my 40th class reunion. So it was my High School Sweetheart that never broke my heart & now it’s my midlife crisis Classic Convertible.”

Some Other Reasons Why I Love My Jeep

People love the freedom Jeep gives you to go anywhere. Freedom to drive with the doors off, and freedom from some of life’s altering situations. Some said they love having a Jeep because it reminds them of a time with a past family member. One of the members even has a Jeep from 1972. He has rebuilt it a couple of different times and still drives it today. The ability to drive with the top off and the doors off was another reason. They said it’s like a family-sized motorcycle. I loved all the comments about how owning a Jeep was a lifelong dream or purchasing it after beating cancer, or some other life-threatening disease. 

People Love Getting Ducked By Another Jeep Owner

Seeing your Jeep after it’s been “ducked” is now one of my favorite things about owning a Jeep. Ducking is a big part of the Jeep community; another Jeep owner will leave a rubber duck with a note somewhere on your Jeep saying you’ve been ducked. I received my first duck while I was on a road trip to Michigan. I will admit, I was pretty giddy to get it.

Jeep Friends Are The Best Kind Of Friends

I also asked a few of my Jeep-owning friends why they love their Jeeps. What made them buy a Jeep Wrangler, and how does driving their Jeep make them feel? This is a lifelong friend of mine from my hometown in Michigan. Viviana says “I love my jeep. Kiasa my dog loves it best when the top is off. The benefits of a jeep are I can dry my hair on the way to work. Jeep hair is always the best.”

There are so many reasons to love a Jeep. I knew why I loved mine, but it was great fun learning why other owners love theirs.

Adeina Anderson

For over a decade, lifestyle expert Adeina Anderson has been a nationally trusted source of information on travel tips, DIY projects, and lifestyle ideas. Sharing the best places to travel with kids and pets, easy and fun home décor projects, holiday crafts, tips on party planning ideas, easy to make recipes, and DIY projects for millions of television viewers and newspaper, magazine and web readers.

Adeina is the resident lifestyle expert for many lifestyle talk shows around the country on NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX and she has been featured nationally on The Live Well Network and represents some of America’s most trusted companies.

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