Cons: The Top Reasons NOT To Own a Jeep Convertible
Worst Things About Owning A Jeep

From Jim Walczak, former About.com Guide

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Weak acceleration, especially on interstates
Awkward ingress - requires high step in
Lack of cargo space for luggage, groceries, etc.
Noisy - road, wind, engine, and tire noise
Firm suspension results in a stiff, bumpy ride
Rear visibility can be a challenge with the top on
Slow steering
Tall, boxy profile is not aerodynamic meaning greater wind resistance & wind noise
Uncomfortable front seat positions for taller drivers
Everything is an "option" - carpet, steel doors, rear seat, etc.
Outdated appearance of gages and switchgear
Difficult getting in and out of rear seat
Even in the summer, the air is cooler than you'd think - must always bring a jacket
Small, flimsy doors
Rear-view mirror is in the line of vision for taller drivers
Windshield wipers remain in the upright position when "off"
Base sound system is less than adequate
If you're riding without the top/sides, you must always be prepared for rain - plastic bags are a lifesaver for your gear
Cramped rear seating
Lack of side mirrors when you take off the doors
Short wheelbase makes highway driving rougher than in larger vehicles
Uninsulated roof
No lockable trunk/cargo area
Less practical in colder climates
It's only a 4-seater
Poor fuel economy (typical of SUVs)