Took our Wrangler to career day at the local elementary school. Not surprisingly, it was a hit.
I think much of its appeal rested on its lack of a roof, but the ability to climb inside by stepping on the rear tires surely boosted its appeal.
Plenty of kids said they would love to have one when they get their licenses. So much for kids not caring about cars anymore.
Ed Hellwig, Editor, Inside Line

hubblehornz66 says:
01:23 PM, 02/ 2/12
They just want the car.....-_-
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canadaphant says:
01:58 PM, 02/ 2/12
How much black tire grease did they get on them?
csubowtie says:
02:10 PM, 02/ 2/12
Jeeps are like giant toys, so why wouldn't a kid want one (and what kid didn't at some point)? You can climb in and out, no roof, no doors, you can drive over anything you want, they just scream "summer break, no rules, no responsibilities, just have fun".
exnevadan says:
02:41 PM, 02/ 2/12
Jeeps are cool as evidenced by the kids' reaction. also very American. good for you for helping the next gen meet a great American vehicle.
kids outside in shorts/short sleeves in January; couldn't do that here in MA, the school would get whacked for child abuse.
acbayard says:
02:54 PM, 02/ 2/12
Sounds like the car for pedophiles.
smilez says:
09:03 PM, 02/ 2/12
Oh man, that had me rolling. Nothing is better than a good ol' pedaphile joke.
Seriously acbayard?
kain77 says:
08:22 AM, 02/ 3/12
@acbayard
Way to turn this post in a really awkward direction. 'grats.
hubblehornz66 says:
10:30 AM, 02/ 4/12
They just want the car.....-_-
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