Are Jeeps Wranglers Dangerous?

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lovergirl

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I want to buy a 2004 Jeep Wrangler but I've been told they are too dangerous for me. I am almost 22 and have a 7 month old baby. I currently own a mitsubishi spyder (convertible) I am not using the jeep for trails or anything rough. I test drove one and I fell in love. I'm kinda stuck here because My convertible obviously isn't safe and people say the jeep isn't either....so what would it matter anyway?
 
If you drive like a maniac any car is dangerous. Yes the jeep can roll but it is all in how you drive it. I seen a mother with 3 kids a minivan almost flip it by driving like an idiot. I absolutely love my jeep, my nieces and nephews love riding in it. I have been driving them around in it since they were a couple days old. I feel just as safe in it as I do my Dodge. I love having a 4wd to help when it snows. I feel safer in it in the snow than I do some of my previous cars. It all comes down to being a responsible parent and driver. Just make sure you buckle them in properly and drive like a parent should.
 
If you drive like a maniac any car is dangerous. Yes the jeep can roll but it is all in how you drive it. I seen a mother with 3 kids a minivan almost flip it by driving like an idiot. I absolutely love my jeep, my nieces and nephews love riding in it. I have been driving them around in it since they were a couple days old. I feel just as safe in it as I do my Dodge. I love having a 4wd to help when it snows. I feel safer in it in the snow than I do some of my previous cars. It all comes down to being a responsible parent and driver. Just make sure you buckle them in properly and drive like a parent should.
 
If you drive like a maniac any car is dangerous. Yes the jeep can roll but it is all in how you drive it. I seen a mother with 3 kids a minivan almost flip it by driving like an idiot. I absolutely love my jeep, my nieces and nephews love riding in it. I have been driving them around in it since they were a couple days old. I feel just as safe in it as I do my Dodge. I love having a 4wd to help when it snows. I feel safer in it in the snow than I do some of my previous cars. It all comes down to being a responsible parent and driver. Just make sure you buckle them in properly and drive like a parent should.
 
They are prone to being unstable unless you know what you're doing. Not good on gas, either. Unless you do know, I would avoid it, you don't want to roll it with you and the baby in it, do you?
 
They are prone to being unstable unless you know what you're doing. Not good on gas, either. Unless you do know, I would avoid it, you don't want to roll it with you and the baby in it, do you?
 
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