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2007 Jeep Wrangler Review

Read a comprehensive review of the 2007 Jeep Wrangler by one of the automobile experts at Automotive.com. Find an analysis of the test drive, the interior and exterior of the vehicle, specs, options, features and more. Learn how the industry leaders rated ... read more

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2007 Jeep Wrangler Review

Keeping it real.

It used to be so simple: Wrangler, Cherokee, Grand Cherokee. The first two for rock climbers, the last one for social climbers, but all were cut from the same cloth and all made for men on a mission. In the wide world of automotive America, the Jeep brand was a special fraternity with a proud following.

Then the hunt began for more paying members. Old soldier Cherokee was pushed aside so the happy-go-lucky Liberty could frolic. Grand Cherokee got soft. Commander bowed to serve soccer moms everywhere and, as we speak, the Compass and Patriot are riding in on their front-wheel-drive Mitsubishi parts to win over Starbucks-sipping singles everywhere. Bottom line: as long as you've got money, this once-exclusive fraternity (now technically a sorority) wants you.

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Such an attitude could really strangle the Wrangler, a Jeep that lives and dies by its legitimacy. Its ties to its World War II past make redesigns rare, but 2007 is such a year, and the result could either restore the brand's balance or tip it over entirely. What'll it be? Next Page