I dunno about you but my JT wasn't without sin. The issues and Jeep's lack of effort in even replicating the issue let alone fix it is why I'm back in a Toyota as my daily.
Oh I'm not claiming any Jeep is without issues... just saying after having been around their entry level front wheel drive offerings (company vehicles, rentals, friend's / family's) that those things are in a class of their own low quality. I once had a company provided Compass where you could barely open the doors on a hot day due the door handles going soft in the heat - to where they wouldn't engage.
0% chance of that.
Meaningless survey. Put the Jeep in a category with others in the same category and it would mean something. But comparing Jeep to Porsche is a waste of time.
I too have owned many, many vehicles. I have owned Porsches, GM muscle cars, street rods, Audi's, Ford pickups, and Jeeps mostly. The Porsche's were by and far the most dependable if you took care of them. Friends with BMW's didn't fare well though. Lots of issues. These surveys comparing road cars like Porsches to Jeeps are worthless. I had a 2008 Jeep JK that I converted to an LS3 430hp Corvette engine with 6L80 transmission. In terms of all Jeeps I have had and have personal knowledge of, it was extremely dependable. That engine and transmission were made for Jeeps. It got better gas mileage than the stock V-6 and never let me down. When they develop a DIY conversion kit for the JT, I will install another LS engine in mine.
