That too. Profile's probably pretty close.Or 315/35s.
This makes me think of a little kid trying to wear his dad's shoes. It's almost cute in a way.
This selection gave me a good laugh. Thank you.
I see so many of these where I live. I don't know why, but suburban NJ is loaded with new Wranglers, many of which are modded like those above. The worst part is, most of 'em are driven by young kids and will never touch any surface other than tarmac, or the occasional gravel parking lot. From what I've heard, Wranglers drive pretty clumsy and have an uncomfortable interior. Total waste of money TBH.These custom 4x4/Truck grills. I just...
Like...are they supposed to be funny? Because they just end up looking like Disney Villains.
Wranglers aren't really what you'd want for a daily driver, largely because they're always fitted with off-road tires that give horrible ride quality on pavement. But they're SUV sized, they look "rugged" and dealerships have tons of off-lease models that you can haggle down to a somewhat reasonable price*, so they tend to be everywhere.I see so many of these where I live. I don't know why, but suburban NJ is loaded with new Wranglers, many of which are modded like those above. The worst part is, most of 'em are driven by young kids and will never touch any surface other than tarmac, or the occasional gravel parking lot. From what I've heard, Wranglers drive pretty clumsy and have an uncomfortable interior. Total waste of money TBH.
And that's the other thing. Seems like no one buys 2-door Wranglers these days. Almost 100% of the Wranglers I see near me are the Unlimited.2 door Wranglers make great city cars though. Probably not so much in countries where gas actually costs money, but it's a very short list of cars I've found as easy to park in tight parking spots; and the death wobble doesn't matter when you aren't going highway speeds.
Blame the dealerships who mostly stock 4 door ones, except in high-end Rubicon trim. You pretty much have to go to the website and spec out one in 2 doors if you want one.And that's the other thing. Seems like no one buys 2-door Wranglers these days. Almost 100% of the Wranglers I see near me are the Unlimited.
Now come on, putting Red Green in this thread is a bit unfair. None of that is meant to be serious in the slightest!
I'm handsy. Does that count?If the women don't find you handsome, they should at least find you handy.
2 door Wranglers make great city cars though. Probably not so much in countries where gas actually costs money, but it's a very short list of cars I've found as easy to park in tight parking spots; and the death wobble doesn't matter when you aren't going highway speeds.
I think it's riding on the Prowler platform. Not sure though.C5 looks like a Plymouth Prowler.
I immediately thought Qvale.C5 looks like a Plymouth Prowler.
Well here’s a Qvale.I immediately thought Qvale.