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by andrewh1856
Aug 09 '09
Author's Product Rating: 10 Recommended: No 
Pros: Handles very well in the snow, provided you're not broken down.
Cons: Everything.
The Bottom Line: DISASTER. I took one for the team here so hopefully no one ever makes the mistake of buying this P.O.S.
As it's 2009, I dobut many people will even be finding one of these buckets of bolts to purchase. If you do, however, you're probably better off with going with a Yugo that has the decapitating windshield issue at low speeds. I am not ... read more
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by diandra128
Apr 26 '08
Author's Product Rating: 30 Recommended: No
Pros: A beautiful, comfortable SUV, easy to handle
Cons: Many major repairs, rod knock even with regular maintenance.
The Bottom Line: As much as I loved it...I would not buy another one.
In 2001 I purchased my dream car, a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee LTD. The vehicle had about 30,000 miles on it when I bought it so I purchased a very expensive extended warranty. This Jeep is now sitting in my driveway with a rod knock (at 165,000 miles ... read more
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by kkile1588
Aug 07 '07
Author's Product Rating: 50 Recommended: Yes 
Pros: very safe, durable car!
Cons: wish they would run forever
The Bottom Line: Would recommend to anyone! Very safe! Great looking car!
When I was in the market for a car I wanted something that would get good gas mileage due to the very high gas prices, wanted something safe, something that would out last most other cars, wanted something that did not cost me and arm and a leg, and ... read more
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by koriek
Jul 20 '07
Author's Product Rating: 50 Recommended: Yes
Pros: handles like a SUV, stylish enough to cruise in style
Cons: 2000 was the last year with that body style
The Bottom Line: If you get a chance to buy one of these Jeeps, grab for it.
I drive a Patriot Blue Jeep Cherokee and know I'll be driving it to 200,000+ miles. I have all-terrain tires (32") with a small lift kit for the needed wheel clearance. It rides and drives like a small SUV. The high clearance (even before the ... read more
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by byogman
Jun 28 '07
Author's Product Rating: 30 Recommended: No
Pros: Wonderful front seats
Great look/feel
Not too big
Cons: Reliability issues/pricey to maintain
Rear seats are a disappointment
The Bottom Line: I really want to recommend this, but I can't until it starts giving me more trouble free miles.
Bought the V6 Grand Cherokee Laredo for my wife two years ago. Had 83K miles then, about 30K more now. The price was right and this was a nice, solid feeling vehicle that would do what we needed to and a lot more if we ever asked. It's been a very ... read more
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by basilisk06
Feb 22 '06
Author's Product Rating: 50 Recommended: Yes
Pros: Strong & reliable engine, Solid frame, Very sturdy vehicle, 4x4!
Cons: Lack of space for those sitting in the backseat. Not really meant for car seats.
The Bottom Line: Great 4x4 for a small family. It's size isn't overpowering or intimidating and would be easy for anyone to drive. Very reliable with minimal problems. I'm glad we bought ours!
My husband and I bought this vehicle used in 2002 when our son was born. We needed more room and safety than I felt his Jeep Wrangler could give us. It was in excellent condition with around 35,000 miles on it at the time. Over all we've been quite ... read more
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by wileecoyote49
Oct 14 '05
Author's Product Rating: 50 Recommended: Yes
Pros: Plenty of power, excellent 4WD, great ride, few maintenance probems
Cons: Small backseat, have had some AC problems
The Bottom Line: I would recommend to anyone wanting a good mix between on and offroading (though on roading is good too).
I have driven several different Jeeps in my life from Honchos to CJ's to YJ's and I have loved every one of them. That is why I was excited to buy my first one 3 years ago. It is a 2000 Cherokee Sport 4WD with the 4.0l inline 6 engine. That was 3 ... read more
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by beleeto
Jul 25 '05
Author's Product Rating: 40 Recommended: Yes
Pros: Better than average (Real World) Mileage.
The straight six is a strong and durable engine.
Cons: Poor air conditioning.
The Bottom Line: This vehicle makes you feel secure. It gets better Mileage than others in it's class and has a Lot more power.
A solid family vehicle that won't kill your budget.
I own a 2000, My wife owns a 1994, My son owns a 1997, All Cherokees. They are very well put together. The interiors don't rattle. They have a very tight feel. The Cherokee is not a plush bucket. If you want a soft plushy SUV with lots of cup holders ... read more
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by stinkypete
Apr 28 '05
Author's Product Rating: 40 Recommended: Yes
Pros: Gas Mileage, Acceleration, Ride, Comfort, Classic look
Cons: Maintenance is required! More head room needed and my Limited does not have fox lights.
The Bottom Line: It just keeps going for me! It's a real workhorse!
I purchased my 2000 Jeep Cherokee Limited 4wd 2 years ago with 33k on it. Since then, i have put almost 40,000 miles on my truck and it keeps going. Gas mileage is suprisingly good for such a large engine - I'm getting 20 mpg highway. With gas prices in ... read more
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by markd-uk
Aug 23 '04
Author's Product Rating: 30 Recommended: Yes
Pros: Good equipment, comfy ride
Cons: Running costs, electrics, spongy brakes
The Bottom Line: This is an excellent car and one I love driving, but initial problems still abound and are reducing the appeal of ownership.
So a month ago I find myself having to buy my own car for the first time in almost seven years. With my penchant for large luxury cars and lots of gadgets, and with a few pennies to spend, I go in search of something ridiculously “me”. A BMW ... read more
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by cruxmuv
Aug 12 '04
Author's Product Rating: 20 Recommended: No
Pros: Although the design wasn't changed much over 15 years, it still looked cool.
Cons: 4WD poor in snow, minimal headroom, backseat, outdated interior, gas mileage, build quality.
The Bottom Line: Jeep Cherokees LOOK like they're fun to own/drive but remember - looks can be deceiving.
We owned 2 different Jeep Cherokees, and ended up selling both of them and replacing with subarus. In general, it seemed that after about 50K miles everything really starts to come apart - lots of creaks and rattles develop, mechanical stuff starts to ... read more
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by joey8301
Jul 15 '04
Author's Product Rating: 20 Recommended: No
Pros: a lot of room, not bad on gas for an suv i guess.
Cons: a lot of standard problems, and a lot of a/c problems, a fairly rough ride
The Bottom Line: A lot of unnecessary problems but for some reason i still enjoyed this vehicle just for ruggeness
Bought my 2000 jeep cherokee sport at 43,000 miles and had it until 73,000 miles. These 30,000 miles were not problem free thought. I drove to california at around 58,000 miles from buffalo, ny. and in utah i had to have 800$ worth of work dont to ... read more
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by wenlefeb
Oct 22 '03
Author's Product Rating: 40 Recommended: Yes
Pros: Great look, drives good, computer in front for gas, mileage, etc.
Cons: I feel unsafe, not alot of people room,
The Bottom Line: If it fits your needs I would say go for it. If you need room for more than 4 I'd say no!
OK I bought my jeep in Sept of '02 I have wanted a grand cherokee for years. Now I finally bought a used one which was thousands cheaper than a new one with all the same features. I bought the laredo no fancy features 4wd power windows and locks cd pla ... read more
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by dink381
Oct 14 '03 - Updated Feb 23 '05
Author's Product Rating: 20 Recommended: No
Pros: Looks, comfort, maneuverability and by golly, it fits in my garage.
Cons: Brakes might be a big cost factor, do your research carefully!
The Bottom Line: Watch out for the sport brake packages - they are short lived and very costly to repair. I cannot in good faith recommend it.
When my first love, a 1991 Toyota Previa started becoming too elderly to keep up with repairs, I reluctantly began looking for its replacement. I had no idea of what type of vehicle I wanted because nothing seemed to compare to my old van. I looked a ... read more
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