Jeep renegade

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Longshot270

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A friend of mine has the renegade 1.4T with the manual transmission. Even for it being 2wd, it gets around in the sand very well, climbs rocks and hills (as much as clearance allows), 30+ mpg and enough power to pull a small bay boat.

He put a lift and big tires and now it sits almost the same height as the trail hawk.

I vote yes
 
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The little Renegade is great little rig if you just need a little trail hopper.

If you are considering actually using it offroad, I would probably skip the non Trailhawk models though.

the extra ground clearance, and armor underneath will give you a lot of piece of mind without a huge hit in the MPG's
 
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They are starting to grow on me. My wife's DD is the Patriot in my avatar, and it's a little crowded on adventures and the Renegade is smaller, but it'll be bigger than the Honda, eh?

And, it's a Jeep.....
Actually it is a fiat sent over dry so check the hoses and fluids before leaving the parking lot. His had a crack in the AC line.
 
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I'll say that if I had known the 1.4 turbo engine would out perform my 2.4 as much as it does, I probably would have considered the renegade more.
 
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