Overview & Reviews
ABS that works in both two- and four-wheel drive is newly optional with six-cylinder engines. Islander model disappears. Other changes include a stainless-steel exhaust system, tamper-resistant odometer and tinted plastic windows for the convertible. Sport package includes new graphics and five-spoke steel wheels.
User Reviews:
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Fun for the short-term - 1993 Jeep Wrangler
By waytac - October 12 - 2:00 amIve really enjoyed my 93 Wrangler in the six years Ive owned it, but its cost me a bit: new clutches, emergency brakes, alternator--reasonably above average in the repair cost/budget. Its a better all around vehicle that might appear if you dont have kids, etc. The *big* problem, which is forcing me to sell it for salvage right now, is hideous premature rusting out of the entire undercarriage (I live in New England, in a coastal region, but...). The entire 1/4" metal underbody has rusted to the consistency of paper, and other Wrangler owners have told me of similar experiences. Just 10 years, 70K miles, and the car has been rendered undriveable.
