that was the case with our son. The jk was his first vehicle in 2013. Zero issues and a lot of great things.
1) he gets that he is driving a box, he is never in a hurry or drives aggressively as that thing takes so long to get to 60 mph. He enjoys driving it a lot and is relaxed always
2) he started to spend hours and hours researching and doing mods with me in the garage and getting a job to pay for those
3) not practical for having tons of kids with him. Removed back seat and drives by himself or with girlfriend, the back seat area is for his guitar and amp and recovery gear, no room for anything else or anybody else
4) the jeep demands attention from the driver in roads and off roads, so he learned to actually drive and be conscious of the 4k lbs tank he drives. No texting, not even phone as gps, too distracting.
5) loves off roading, between off road and mods in the garage the video games have not been turned on in 3 years and now he outgrew those as he is busy at college and work and garage and off road. Why wasting time in virtual BS when the real world can be so much fun
The jk was initially moms, he made it his, now mom and i share a 2016 rubi jkhr and mom likely getting a 2016 jkhr soft top and half doors in summer

three jeeps house! Three jk.