Used 2018 Jeep Cherokee for Sale

The 2018 Jeep Cherokee is a midsize crossover SUV that works well for singles, couples and small families, with moderate cargo and towing capabilities. Focused on potential off-road driving, it has several available trims, packages and options, so it's easy to match one to your specific needs, whether you just want a capable daily driver or a trail crawler. The powertrain variations can take you from an EPA estimate of 21 mpg city and 30 mpg highway for the two-wheel drive 2.4L inline-four engine to 18 mpg city and 24 mpg highway for the four-wheel drive Trailhawk with the 3.2L V6 engine.¹ Unlike many stationary rear bench seats, the Cherokee adds the capability of reclining the 60/40-fold-flat rear seat up to six degrees of recline and can be moved forward and back for more legroom. Convenience is also abundant, as a unique in-seat hidden storage compartment maximizes your available cargo space and the available UConnect^® system keeps you connected to your life.²

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Q: What are the different types of 2018 Jeep Cherokee?

A: The 2018 Jeep Cherokee has five trim levels: Latitude, Latitude Plus, Limited, Overland and Trailhawk. The Latitude includes a five-inch touchscreen, two USB ports, rearview camera and Bluetooth®. Latitude Plus adds an 8.4-inch touchscreen, SiriusXM^® satellite radio, proximity keyless entry and power front seats.² Limited adds blind-spot monitor, heated seats, power liftgate and available remote start.³ Overland adds a nine-speaker Alpine^® stereo and heated and ventilated front seats. The Trailhawk has taller off-road suspension, more skid plates, high- and low-range gears and is only available in four-wheel drive.

Q: How much can the 2018 Jeep Cherokee haul?

A: When properly equipped, the 2018 Jeep Cherokee is capable of hauling up to 4,500 pounds by trailer, giving you plenty of space for campers, trailers and toy haulers.⁴ With the rear 40/60 split flat-fold seats folded down, you'll have plenty of room for cargo as well, with 68.7 cubic feet available for stowing luggage, boxes, camping gear and groceries.

Q: Is the 2018 Jeep Cherokee a four-wheel drive vehicle?

A: Available in both front-wheel drive and four-wheel drive options, the 2018 Jeep Cherokee has a wide range of options available in off-road and four-wheel drive capability. These include Active-Drive I and Active-Drive II, along with Trail Rated Jeep Active Drive Lock, covering all the contingencies from slightly slick roads to true crawling harsh off-road conditions.

Q: How many people does the 2018 Jeep Cherokee seat?

A: As with prior model years in this generation, the 2018 Jeep Cherokee doesn't have a third-row seat, making it more limited than midsize crossover SUVs that have included this option. With two front bucket seats and a rear bench seat, the maximum number of people the Cherokee can hold is five, though its change to a midsize crossover provides plenty of room for those passengers.

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When the fifth generation of the Jeep Cherokee was brought back to North America to replace the Jeep Liberty, it was reintroduced as a midsize crossover SUV. Unveiled at the 2013 New York International Auto Show, the fifth generation saw a strong upgrade in size to make space for Jeep's Renegade model. The new front-end design drew some criticism, but the new generation was such a strong hit, the manufacturer closed the Dodge Dart and Chrysler 200 production lines to meet the overwhelming demand for the crossover. As of the 2018 model year, the mid-generation refresh and facelift anticipated for the 2019 model.