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Jeep Wrangler Soft Stop Custom or Pontiac GTO???? Which should i get?!?

• Im from Michigan and I need a New car, which should I get, Jeep Wrangler Soft Stop Custom or Pontiac GTO? The Jeep Wrangler I would get would be a soft top years 04 and up, 4 inch lift, 33 off road tires, aftermarket bumper, custom dual exhaust, lights on font and top, rack, 2 12 subs built under the seats or in custom box in rear and tinted windows. (Few other mod’s as well). The Pontiac GTO I would get years 04 and up and I would put custom exhaust, tint and 2 12 subs in rear. I can’t decide on which automobile to get. My price ranges are from Low End $5,000 High End $28,000. I would like a range in the middle. I know the Wrangler you have to take slow so it will not flip and the gas mileage is just horrible. (12-15MPG!) Also the Wrangler takes forever just to get to 60MPH. But I do love off-roading (Go to Silver Lake Sand Dunes and Mounds ect…) and I like how the doors and roof comes off in the Summer time. I like the looks of the Pontiac GTO and the bit faster side. The gas is better as well. (20-30MPG depending on year.) Gas is $4.20 now where im located. Lots of my friends tell me to go with Wrangler and some say the GTO. Please help me with what you would rather have. Thanks for reading and I look forward to reading your opinions and comments.

• Answer:

  I hate to answer your question with a non-answer but it all depends on what your priorities are. If this is going to be an everyday driver then I'd get the GTO (My brother has one and its B@LLS FAST!!) but if your looking to do alot of off roading then get the Jeep. What I'd do is get the GTO and then get a Jeep later on for a beater/off roader and put the stuff on the Jeep when the money comes in. You failed to mention that insurance is going to be a killer on the GTO because you have a 2-door coupe with a Corvette engine and insurance companies know what GTOs' can do. Also if you decide to sell a vehicle, you'll get more money for the GTO because of the performance factor and the (somewhat) higher resale value compared to the Jeep. You can get Jeeps really cheap and the off-roading parts are inexpensive.