Honestly, is the Wrangler suitable for daily commuting and not off-roading, just because I like it? Thanks.

It's not suitable for home use or commuting, but if you like it, you can buy it.

If we're talking about whether it's suitable, then it's definitely not suitable. The handling and comfort aren't great, but it definitely works. After all, a car is meant to be used, and what you call "liking" is just an imagined condition you've added. Anything you like will gradually become less appealing once you have it. If there's more than one car at home or money isn't an issue, then indulging yourself is fine. Otherwise, you should think twice.

Your requirements are suitable for buying a 2.0T JL. The fuel consumption isn't high. It's more comfortable than the JK. However, if we're just talking about comfort, it's still a bit lacking compared to other cars. This car is like a toy; it can't be perfect in every aspect. There's no car that's perfect in everything!

Buy a Ferrari.

Love it, can't afford it.

I also want to ask a question. On a normal day, driving 70 kilometers on urban expressways with minimal traffic jams. [I want to be quiet]

Tricycles and motorcycles can also be used for household purposes without much fuss. The idea that they can't be versatile is mainly a definition created by car manufacturers to segment the market.

Me too, I just like the appearance. I don't like off-roading or modifications either.

This vehicle is designed for off-roading, just like when you buy a supercar but don't take it to the track and use it for daily commuting instead. The main appeal is often its looks. If you don't take a Jeep Wrangler off-road, you'll find that it's noisy on long drives and not very comfortable. That's because, as an off-road vehicle, compromises have to be made in seat design. But it can also be used for city commuting.

Honestly, if you really love it, don't hesitate, choose it. The key is that you must love it deeply and be able to accept all its shortcomings.