Overview & Reviews

A reengineered 4.0-liter PowerTech inline six-cylinder that is more refined and quiet, with reduced emissions, is standard for Sport and Sahara for 2000. Shift quality kicks up a notch, thanks to an all-new five-speed manual transmission. A radio/cassette combo with four speakers is now standard for the Sport, and the Sahara gains a radio/CD. Solar Yellow, Patriot Blue and Silverstone are additional exterior colors.

• Cheap, fun to drive, go-anywhere capability.

• Interior noise with soft top, difficult to operate soft top.

User Reviews:

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  Love it and Hate it - 2000 Jeep Wrangler
  By Jake - August 18 - 8:10 pm

  Had my Sahara since Feb. of 2000. Has 85,000 miles on it. Have had to replace the differential and the axle seals (twice). Probably have spent about $2k in replacement maintenance since purchase. Biggest complaint is noise! I have both the soft and hard top, unbearable on highway with soft, mostly unbearable with hard top. Cant even have a conversation with the other passenger. Guzzles gas like an F150 at half the size! But put the top down and drive it in the mountains, heaven.

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  2000 Jeep Wrangler - 2000 Jeep Wrangler
  By Rob - December 17 - 5:30 am

  I bought the Jeep used from a dealer to replace my old beater. Driven all over the east coast, summer and winter. Highway speeds here in Florida can get into the 80s around Palm Beach and that is a little tough to maintain with the top down. Driven all over the Ocala National Forest, stuck mostly to the marked roads. We made one trip on a Sunday after it rained for two days, I was amazed at all the others that were out driving around in the mud, a few roads were washed out and under water, but not impassible even with the stock tires, a little nervous a few times but didnt stick it. Been to the Keys a few times, dont think Ill drive that again in the summer with the top down.

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  Great whether in snow or sun! - 2000 Jeep Wrangler
  By Smorgousford - May 7 - 5:56 am

  A great fun car whether in winter snow or summer fun. And with the 4.0 manual one can win stoplight to stoplight races! Great offroading capabilities. Havent been stuck yet! Just a great fun car for the younger crowd.

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  Best all-around - 2000 Jeep Wrangler
  By Jody the Jeep Dude - February 8 - 10:00 am

  This is my third Jeep, and by far, the most fun. A 4x4 convertible with plenty of clearance, power and a full roll cage. Where else can you get all of this. My Sahara definitely is the best of all worlds. It covers all bases. I average 25000 miles a year, and this vehicle makes driving to work less dreadful. The hardtop in the winter is a definite plus. I would recommend this vehicle to anyone who has a class, but loves to get dirty.