Rickochet Consumers Guide rated it at the bottom.
I believe the guide reliability rankings are probably right as far as the order when taking the whole annual production runs in, but I doubt the difference between good and poor is all that large most of the time and is likely almost transparent or insignificant for an individual vehicle. I've never had a Jeep, but I've had some lowly rated vehicles which never really had any serious issues. My '97 Dodge Ram had a bunch of minor issues in it's 200,000 mile run and my '77 Nova Rally Sport did in it's 170,000 mile run. Both were still running when I sold them. Nothing ever actually quit on me except my Ford Focus after 9 years, and that was because I didn't want to spend the money to change out the timing belt. I hate timing belts and am glad fewer models still have them.
