2004 Jeep Liberty

Pros: Off-road capability, distinctive styling, refinement, tight steering, ride and handling (for a true SUV)
Cons: Acceleration, fuel economy, still more trucky than a car-based SUV

These days most compact SUVs are loosely based on front-wheel-drive sedans. While this endows them with a relatively good on-road ride and more car-like on-road handling, it limits their performance off-road. This makes perfect sense for most compact SUV ...

Pros: Cute exterior, good steering, nice power, good visibility
Cons: gas mileage, sloping backseats, longer than expecting braking time

"Would you like to upgrade to a Jeep Liberty for $5 more a day?" me: "No thanks, I want something with atleast decent gas mileage" Well they upgraded me anyways because they didn't have any compact cars left and I had a 2004 Jeep Liberty for a week. ...

Pros: Value. Good SUV for money if you stay in the low twenty thousands.
Cons: Engine Quality, Gas mileage, a bit loud. The "Limited" sucks people into extra cost.

A couple of months ago, my wife and I bought a Jeep liberty Sport. I waited a couple of months to write a review so that I could give a fair opinion and I would not be full of "New owner excitment". You know when new owners have nothing but the best ...

Pros: Ride and handling, towing, off-road ability, swing door, sunroof, interior/exterior styling.
Cons: Cargo room, storage compartments, roof rack, overall length.

I have to be honest, the decision-making process of buying a Liberty was really a struggle. As a previous Xterra owner I was seriously considering purchasing another Xterra and I struggled to find decent comparison information on the pro's and con's ...

Pros: Cool features, stylish, good power/towing capacity, good clearance, good bounce
Cons: Uncomfortable seats/steering wheel, bad lean/sway, poor storage, small glove box, hard downshift

I found the Liberty to have very uncomfortable seats with little cushion. This makes it the car I don't want to take on a long trip. I think I'd rather drive a Wrangler than a Liberty as far as comfort, and I've driven a Wrangler for two-weeks straight ...

Pros: Power, A REAL JEEP - Like Wrangler, Not like Cherokee, Great view of road.
Cons: Short wheel-base, small gas tank, cross-bars for roof rails not included

I really shopped around for a small but serious SUV. To my dissapointment, there was not much out there. Most of the small SUVs out there were simply full-time AWD station wagons with big tires. What I mean by this is: 1) Under-powered 2) No option ...

Pros: Nimble, solid, attractive, and powerful with the V-6
Cons: Poor mileage. Test drive first if you shop at the "Big 'n Tall".

Several times over the past few years, my wife has swooned over Jeep Libertys. I remember, back in September, when she saw one sitting in the parking lot of the bowling alley on league night: “I think those are REALLY cute.” “You like ‘em, huh?” ...

Pros: Excellent 4WD system, cute, fun to drive, easy to park and tows great!
Cons: Gas mileage, minor interior design flaws, front seats could be more comfortable

After owning (used) cars all my life, I knew it was time to trade in the convertible after we moved to the north woods of Minnesota. We live on a hill at the end of a private road (meaning we have to plow it ourselves!) No way my poor Sebring was going ...

Pros: comfort, style & function
Cons: recycling of air has one position & the window controls are strangely placed

I traded in my 97 Honda Accord on the Liberty. Man am I pleased. Let's start with style. Accords have NONE, but this little SUV carries an attitude. The interior really fits me well. I've got long legs and always felt a bit cramped until now. These ...

Pros: Good looks, Solid feel, exceptional visibility. Power and low speed handling (0-45 MPH)
Cons: Lower seat design, poor economy, better interior storage (ie, bigger glove box).

I've never owned a Jeep until now. I bought my Liberty about 3 weeks ago... and I have no regrets! After only a few weeks of driving it, I will try to give the most comprehensive and objective review the Liberty that I can. The first thing that ...

Pros: Strong V6, good-looking ride
Cons: Horrible traction, unsafe, top heavy, poor gas mileage

My family owns a 2004 Jeep Liberty Limited Edition, 2-wheel drive. It has approx. 38k miles as of now. Performance The 3.7L V6, 210 horsepower/230 ft.lbs. torque engine, does have a good amount of get-up-and-go to it. I've personally clocked a 0-60 ...

Pros: very nice, not bad on gas, more then adequate power.
Cons: weird heating controls, arm rest is too far back

i just bought a 2004 liberty renegade, despite reading some not so positive reviews about it. I just love the thing! I could not be any happier. I was looking for a capable 4-wheel drive vehicle that is reasonably priced, looks good, and is ...

Pros: SAFETY! Offroad capability
Cons: Storage space.

Due to a run in with a tractor trailer on Interstate 90 in Erie County, Pennsylvania, I had to replace my 2003 Jeep Liberty Limited. It seems that the driver of the tractor trailer didn't realize that the freezing rain that was falling at the time along ...

Pros: Very smooth ride; Gas economy not terrible for a SUV; Good leg room
Cons: So far, I have none.

I just bought a 2004 Jeep Liberty less than a week ago. So far, I love this car! I am transitioning from a sporty and very fun Nissan 350 Z Roadster. I wanted a more practical and mature car, so I decided to go with a SUV. I won't compare the two ...

Pros: Stylish, handling, towing power, commanding view, rear power jack, 5th rim fullsized spare, split rearseat
Cons: Limited cargo space, small drivers leg room, low MPG's, small fuel tank

It is a sharp looking SUV. There is very little cargo room in every compartment including the glove box, which really only fits a couple pairs of gloves. The leg room for the driver's right foot is missing due to the hump in the middle that ...