2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited

**NO ACCIDENTS** The 2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara is a popular choice, especially for those who love off-roading and a distinct vehicle. Here are some pros of buying one: 1. Unmatched Off-Road Capability: Legendary 4x4 System: The Wrangler is renowned for its off-road prowess, and the 2014 model with its standard four-wheel drive and high ground clearance is no exception. It's designed to tackle various terrains, from rocks to sand and mud. Body-on-Frame Construction and Live Axles: These traditional SUV features contribute to its ruggedness and capability on challenging trails. Short Overhangs: This design allows for excellent approach and departure angles, crucial for navigating obstacles. 2. Iconic and Customizable Style: Distinctive Look: The Wrangler's boxy shape and classic design are instantly recognizable and have a long history rooted in utility. Open-Air Driving: One of the biggest appeals is the ability to remove the soft or hardtop, and even the doors, for a unique open-air driving experience. This offers unparalleled fun and connection to the environment. Aftermarket Potential: Wranglers are highly customizable, with a vast aftermarket industry offering endless options for lifts, tires, bumpers, and other modifications to personalize your vehicle and enhance its off-road capabilities. 3. Practicality and Versatility (Unlimited Model): Four Doors and More Space: The Unlimited designation means it's the four-door model, offering more rear passenger room and significantly more cargo space compared to the two-door Wrangler. This makes it more practical for families or carrying gear. Towing Capacity: The 2014 Wrangler Unlimited can tow up to 3,500 pounds, making it suitable for hauling small trailers or campers. 4. Strong Engine Performance: 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 Engine: The 2014 Wrangler Unlimited is equipped with a 285-horsepower, 260 lb.-ft. of torque V6 engine, which provides ample power for both on-road and off-road driving. 5. Good Resale Value: Jeep Wranglers consistently hold their value well, making them a good investment if you plan to sell it down the line. This is partly due to their popularity and enduring appeal. 6. Driving Experience: While not known for being a luxury sedan, the 2014 Wrangler's on-road manners are better than often expected for a vehicle so capable off-road. Its suspension handles irregularities fairly well. The available six-speed manual transmission with hill-start assist or the five-speed automatic with hill-start assist and hill-descent control provide good control and feel. Things to Consider (Potential Cons - not explicitly asked for, but good to know): Ride Quality: It's still a rugged vehicle, so don't expect a smooth, car-like ride. It can be a bit bumpy and noisy, especially on rough pavement. Fuel Economy: As a large, boxy SUV with a focus on capability, the fuel economy isn't the best (around 17 city/21 highway MPG for the manual, 16 city/20 highway MPG for the automatic). Safe