Is a Jeep Wrangler a good primary vehicle?

I'm in the market for a new car. I have always liked Jeep Wranglers, however the responsible part of my brain says no due to the terrible mileage. So I wanted to reach out to other Jeep owners to find out if the mileage is as bad advertised? Also would a Wrangler be good primary vehicle, or should I keep my current 2007 Honda Fit as my primary vehicle and supplement my fleet with a new Jeep Wrangler for weekend driving? Any advise from current or former Jeep Wrangler owners would be appreciated.

I'm in the market for a new car. I have always liked Jeep Wranglers, however the responsible part of my brain says no due to the terrible mileage. So I wanted to reach out to other Jeep owners to find out if the mileage is as bad advertised? Also would a Wrangler be good primary vehicle, or should I keep my current 2007 Honda Fit as my primary vehicle and supplement my fleet with a new Jeep Wrangler for weekend driving? Any advise from current or former Jeep Wrangler owners would be appreciated. Thank you in advance. I have a 2009 2dr Wrangler. Love, love, love it… BUT… There's very little cargo space. In the back I keep a cab cover and a window bag in the summer for when the top is down which leaves ZERO cargo space. If I have to haul anything at at all, even if it's just a week's worth of groceries, I have to use my husband's Grand Cherokee.
Gas mileage isn't great, about 19 hwy/23 city on mine. Nowhere near what you'd get in your Fit.
As for being comfortable, I don't have any problems. I drove it from NJ to FL and back this past spring with no back pain or anything like that. The 2007-present Wranglers are wider and a little more refined, from what I hear, however I'm not speaking from experience since I've never driven a pre-2007 Wrangler.
IMO, if you have the means to keep both vehicles, do it. My son kind of wants one. He has two Cherokees, but the Wranglers are Way over priced for what you get. He has a couple of friends that have Cherokees too. They spend the week days working on them to get the to run for the weekend. Sure why not Hi yes if you like sitting in your car waiting for the parking brake to come off. As the guy next door spent 30 mins with engine running waiting for his to release the parking brake. Modern technology. I think so. Mine is. Well, kinda. The break a lot and need to get repaired a lot but if you do that they may be ok. Just don't be surprised that they aren't made of higher quality. Don't get me wrong I've owned a lot of Wranglers, both new and used and my dad worked at a jeep dealer. I'd say get one! But just know that they aren't great.

My son kind of wants one. He has two Cherokees, but the Wranglers are Way over priced for what you get. He has a couple of friends that have Cherokees too. They spend the week days working on them to get the to run for the weekend.

Sure why not

Hi yes if you like sitting in your car waiting for the parking brake to come off. As the guy next door spent 30 mins with engine running waiting for his to release the parking brake. Modern technology.

I think so. Mine is.

Well, kinda. The break a lot and need to get repaired a lot but if you do that they may be ok. Just don't be surprised that they aren't made of higher quality. Don't get me wrong I've owned a lot of Wranglers, both new and used and my dad worked at a jeep dealer. I'd say get one! But just know that they aren't great.