Used 2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4dr SUV 4WD Consumer Reviews
Used Cherokee for sale
FANTASTIC VEHICLE
Xar77, 01/26/2003
Jeep Cherokee Sport 4dr SUV 4WD
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We've had the Cherokee for 2 months and already have put 6k miles on it. Fantastic ride both on the road and off. Handles the Denver traffic with ease, takes on the Rocky Mountains too!!!
Excellent value
luke wilson, 05/21/2003
Jeep Cherokee Sport 4dr SUV 4WD
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I've had a great experience - this is my third jeep, and I'll get another after this one.
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Real SUV
appltech, 06/09/2003
Jeep Cherokee Sport 4dr SUV 4WD
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I purchased my Cherokee with 42000 miles on it. except for few minor annoyances such as transfer case lever that vibrates now and again, an exaust system that vibrates a little on start up on cold days and a minor recall this vehicle has been very reliable. This is the real deal, not a car with 4WD so expect more of truck like experience. I wish jeep had up dated the cherokee in the same vein as the Grand Cherokee; by keeping the solid front axle etc.
Cherokee the 1
bigdeacon, 02/14/2006
Jeep Cherokee Sport 4dr SUV 4WD
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This is a very reliable vehicle. Only complaint I have is a noisy exhaust because of vibration from hardened rubber rings in between pipes. It doesn't ride like a Caddy but if you really need to get there it will take you there though sunshine pouring in the moonroof or plowing though a foot of snow! No breakdown or problems yet as of 85,000 miles.
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LGH, 03/26/2003
Jeep Cherokee Sport 4dr SUV 4WD
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Overall, we're pretty happy with our Jeep. Here are a few items which needed to be improved on the model: (1) there was a piece of trim over the right rear windows which came off in a car wash; (2) there are no rear headrests for kids too big for baby/toddler seats; (3) the vehicle isn't as manueverable in tight spots as our '89 Bronco II (oddly enough).