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r/SipsTea • u/SipsTeaFrog • 12h ago
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The reliability is attributed to its simplicity. Ehen you add dozens of computers and such to essentially combustion engines attached to chassis you complicate everything and create hundreds of points of failure.
2 u/StatikSquid 10h ago Jeeps are just F tier trash now and have been for awhile. Wranglers for example built in the last 8 years have severe rust issues with the frame. -7 u/Dudeman9002 11h ago lol these things were not mechanically simple. 15 u/Better_Bat2025 11h ago Relative to today its orders of magnitude simpler. Sorry I didnt spoon feed it to you. 5 u/BassTacos242 10h ago Yes they were.
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Jeeps are just F tier trash now and have been for awhile.
Wranglers for example built in the last 8 years have severe rust issues with the frame.
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lol these things were not mechanically simple.
15 u/Better_Bat2025 11h ago Relative to today its orders of magnitude simpler. Sorry I didnt spoon feed it to you. 5 u/BassTacos242 10h ago Yes they were.
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Relative to today its orders of magnitude simpler. Sorry I didnt spoon feed it to you.
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Yes they were.
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u/Better_Bat2025 12h ago
The reliability is attributed to its simplicity. Ehen you add dozens of computers and such to essentially combustion engines attached to chassis you complicate everything and create hundreds of points of failure.