2016 Jeep CherokeeJacqueline S - Morris, IL12/25/2016
First of all the car is a four cyclinder. Slow as molasses. It's loud and the vehicle is really compact inside. I bought it used with 19,000 miles on it. And it's in the shop. Something about he temperature gauge. The check engine light goes on which disables the restore start. It's like -5 outside and really could use that option right now. Had to wait a week to get into the Jeep dealer to be serviced and now have waited over a week for the part to come in. Very unhappy right now. I hear a knocking noise but the dealer service department says he doesn't hear anything. The sound comes and goes and drives me nuts cuz apparently no one but me hears it. Weird huh? Also, it's not quiet at all. You can hear outside noise. Trading in very soon.
Great for work or play, not quick or flashy but it will get you there.
Not very roomy or fast and it likes fuel (only around 18 mpg hwy) but a solid SUV that with proper tires will get you almost anywhere. My Jeep has the manual transmission which in my opinion is better than the auto on 2007-2011 models and helps a bit with the mileage. It,s a ton of fun with the soft top down and you always get waves from other Jeepers. But they do stand out a bit so if you would rather not be seen you might want to look elsewhere, however if you want a vehicle that works hard and plays harder you will be pleased. Not to mention the HUGE variety of aftermarket accessories available to make it your own!
So-so car.
2014 Jeep CherokeeC. O. - Birmingham, AL07/03/2017
I would not recommend this car to a friend because I find it hard to drive. It has larger blind spots than I realized when I test drove the car. A bigger issue is its reliability. It seems to have electronic issues. It's been in the shop 3 weeks out of the 14 that I have owned the car. If I hadn't bought the warranty, I would have been walking for those 3 weeks. The warranty entitles me to a loaner car when my car is in the shop, but it has sometimes been a hassle to get the loaner car. Eventually I get a loaner, but I traded in an 11 year old car because of dependability issues. At this point I miss my old car. I'm not sure I will be keeping this car very long, and I'm sure I'm going to be out quite a bit when I trade it.
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