The Only Jeep You Should Buy

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Probably the most reliable Jeeps out there. Those 4.0 inline 6 motors are basically indestructible

Scotty, I really appreciate your honesty in giving a good car it’s due, no matter the manufacturer. That’s why you are probably the most trusted car mechanic around.

I have an 02 TJ with 294,000 miles on it. Still runs STRONG. that 4.0 inline 6 is amazing

I've been following you for YEARS and you've saved me headaches and money pits . After a rough day I enjoy watching your videos on the way home ...I appreciate you and respect everything you've done for each one of us reading this ,Thank you.

Grampa had a heart attack when he saw Scotty Floor it.

Love when Scotty knocks on the cars to show how solid they are

I owned two Wranglers, a '93 and a '98. LOVED them both; great cars! Except for....gas mileage; you can actually watch the fuel gauge go down. Hey, when they have the aerodynamics of a shoebox. The places I discovered off-grid with those suckers was amazing. ps: the 2.5L is totally gutless; buy the 4L.

I had a 2000 wrangler with one of them straight 6's and the 5 speed. That thing was a beast. I started driving it when I was 17 and I had it till I was 21 so that should say everything. I was a teenage boy and couldnt break it, they dont make em like that any more.

Thanks for posting this, Scotty - I love my '99 Wrangler 4.0! Just brought it back from Colorado where I spent the summer running the trails, and it was amazing amounts of fun. I can turn it around on a narrow trail, climb some amazing inclines, go over huge rocks, and still run it on the highway with reasonable comfort. I do carry a spare cam and crank sensor as well as a top radiator hose - but that's just good sense when you're 11000' up in the mountains. It's not as "slick" as some modern cars, but it's just perfect for being off-road, no matter how rough things get.

Scotty not bashing Jeeps? Never thought I'd see the day!

Thanks for the Jeep memories. I had a 1999 Wrangler like this one from 1999 to 2003, with the straight-6 and manual 5-speed. Loved that car. Unfortunately it was too narrow and I started having a lot of pain in my left arm because I could not bring my arm around to my side, and there was no arm rest even if I did squeeze it to my side. I would love to have a good condition one now as an extra vehicle. That 4.0 liter had great low-RPM torque which was great in stop-and-go traffic.

My 08 wrangler just turned 225,000 miles. We cleaned the underside thoroughly, painted it, then hit it with cosmoline. Looks like it came from the factory. These things are tanks. I love them.

Scotty the ONLY JEEP I ever owned was a 195O "Korea War Willys Jeep"...bought it from my Uncle in 1977 for($900.00) and had it until 2008...sold it for $10,000 cash.👍

Be right back guys, I’m going to see if Jeep stock just rose.

In line 6 cylinder design is perfect. 7 main bearings. Just keep oil and coolant in them and your set.

I bought a 94 yj about 3 months ago and have already replaced studs, fuel pump assembly, and front leaf springs and bushings. And I still love it. It’s the most fun I’ve had in a long while.

The ONLY Jeep you should ever buy is a 1994 Toyota Celica.

The scenery has certainly improved with the move to TN.

Recently bought a ‘96 TJ here in NZ. Glad to hear your approval on this vehicle. Lots of great memories of 4 wheeling when I was a teenager.