Jeep grand cherokee

You want the Cherokee. My family's Grand has miles of wires in it, something is always shorting out or not working.
 
my old one lived till 299500 miles then it hit a tree and died it was its 5th crash

my newish one has 140k miles, two crashes later still crusin like a champ
 
i had a grand cherokee on a lease that just ended and i loved everything about that car...i never had any problems, even though i only put 15k miles on it..now im rolling in my very own commander that i got used with 35k on it...both are killer vehicles and i would recommend either of them to anyone...i know tons of people who have put well over 100k on their cherokees with no unusual/severe issues, and they are still running strong
 
dont get a jeep cherokee...they have terrible milage, why would you want to buy american right now, also they look a lot bigger on the outside then they are. when im in my friends the backseat is so small and is so tight. and on top of that the trunk isnt even very big.
 
i got a '98 and i love it. i take it off roading all the time and drive it up huge hills. it might not get the best mileage but its a very reliable car and its pretty fun drive because you can literally go anywhere you want. i driven mine through 2 feet of snow and it easy as hell to get through. ive gotton in 2 accidents and my jeep still drives like it was brand new
 
last 16years my dad owned 3 jeep cherokees, the old ones, then 3 grand cherokees and 1 CJ7,

The grand cherokee we own now is 1y old and its super sporty, accelerates very nicely and the traction is incredible, mud, wet grass, snow, ice, whenever its needed the engine will automatically accelerate less in these conditions and it will automatically dispense the engine power over the wheels in relation to the grip of those wheels: wheels with most grip get most power and vice versa

Havent ever seen it slip anywhere, except for sometimes when a wheel breaks out, but in 1/10th of a second or so the on-board electronica steps in and stops the slipping....

incredible machine! hands down
 
I have a 97 straight 6, 4.o liter Grand Cherokee with 142,101 miles and I love it, obvioulsy used or older cars need care and mantience, Ive had to do some minor upkeep Ive had mass air flow problems, but nothing that has broken the bank, but I would highly recommend getting a Jeep, plus the options for making it unique are limitless...www.quadratec.com

 
I have a 93 grand cherokee 216,000 miles on her. It has had some parts replaced, but it is something that will happen with any cars once they reach the mileage. I used to wheel it stock when I was in HS and it went farther than some of my buddys lifted fords and chevys. Never left me stuck once. They have amazing seats too imo, plus my old ass grand cherokee just averaged 20.2 MPGs on a 80mph average trip home for the summer. 425 miles.
 
what do you want it for? if your 16, you want a daily driver, and have a pretty far drive to the mtns, i wouldnt suggest getting one. i have one, i drive 1.5hrs to the mtn 3 days a week, and gas is terrible. however, it drives like a champ thru any kind of weather, the stock sound system is pretty dope, and they are nice looking imo. very comfortable, back seats arent made for large people tho, but overall i like mine and ive had it since last september
 
I have an 06' 5.7 v8 fully loaded with 101,xxx miles and its a fuckin champ it romps anything ive put it against and its ballin. mileage isnt too bad 19 hw about 14 around town but I have gotten 7.5 before. and you can get them for cheap now also cause no one wants them and everyone is on the enviorments dick so the v8 and the size scares them away. it can also hold a ton of shit like 7 kegs (I think I could of fit one or two more) all my and my freinds gear and with a roof rack your sailing with no problems so get one you wont regret it
 
gas milage is a thing of the past, dont worry about that, its a four-wheel drive vehicle not an economy car, the gas milage is not going to be phenomenal...the amount of fun you can have in it is way worth it...
 
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