Used 2022 Jeep Cherokee Consumer Reviews
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My new Jeep
bmwcharlie, 02/01/2021
updated 12/02/2021
2021 Jeep Cherokee Limited 4dr SUV (3.2L 6cyl 9A)
75 of 78 people found this review helpful
Time for a new lease as my Tiguan went back. I looked at a new Tiguan, Subaru Outback, Jeep Cherokee and the Volvo X 40. I chose the Jeep Cherokee. The Jeep felt the most substantial by far. I was surprised by the cheap plastic center in the Subaru and the Volvo. The Tiguan was all plastic but for 289.00 a month all in (including all taxes and fees) the Tiguan Se was the least expensive vehicle I have ever leased. The same equipped Tiguan was 370.00 a month. I really missed the heated steering wheel from my previous BMW so it was a must for my new lease. A Tiguan with a heated steering wheel was 407.00 a month. I set out for a new compact SUV for 350.00 a month. I never thought of leasing a Jeep but in my budget it kept coming up so I test drove it. I knew instantly this would be my next vehicle. I leased a Jeep Cherokee V6 Limited with Elite Pkg. for 381.00 a month including taxes and all fees. This was the most equipped car I ever had. Cooled seats front and back it even can parallel park. I love the remote start which automatically turns on the heated seats and steering wheel. This Jeep is on par with my X3. Which was 500.00 a month a new one 700. a month to lease. Value wise this is the best vehicle you will find. It took months of tracking prices and negotiating for me to get this price. The Jeep ride is great, acceleration is great too. The Volvo was slightly better but the Jeep was pretty close. It rides more like the X3. The info entertainment is easy to use intuitive and fast which really makes for a great driving experience. The Jeep is compact unlike the Tiguan which felt like you had so much space in the cabin. Handling is sharp seats are comfortable. Since it mainly me and one other person most of the time I can live with the snug cabin. I took Delivery at the end of November and have had no problems. Fit and finish is great so I am thinking it should be pretty reliable. Update: I still love my Cherokee. The Adaptive cruise control is amazing. Life changing feature. The stop and go really takes the sting out of heavy traffic. The automatic high beams are amazing. The ride is great it really takes any size pot hole no problem. Well not quite the razor sharp handle of a BMW it’s much more comfortable. The ride, handling, and acceleration strike a great balance. The lane keep assist is the cars big down fall. It’s will pull slightly at the wheel for no reason. Less on the highway than around town. It feels like you hit a piece of ice. I doesn’t bother me as much now but at first it was annoying as hell. I tried to disable it but couldn’t. I just put it on the lowest setting. Hopefully they will use a lane centering on the next update. The car feels so high tech it’s quite unexpected.. I am so glad I got this Jeep. I would have never considered it, if not for the chip shortage. Inventories were starting to get tight and they had the inventory. I got this lease at such a great deal.I am so grateful as prices are skyrocketing on leases. Blown away by the luxury driving experience from a Jeep, Who knew!
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Love my Trailhawk Elite
Pony Girl, 10/23/2021
updated 04/25/2024
2021 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk 4dr SUV 4WD (3.2L 6cyl 9A)
21 of 21 people found this review helpful
I wouldn't trade my 2021 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk for anything. It is my commuter car as well as my "farm truck"--it tows my horse trailer and I use it when I need to drag round hay bales out to my horses. Snowy country roads are easy to get through. It's a quiet, comfortable ride. Safe too--my new 2019 Trailhawk was written off following a collision--it took a beating but I walked away with only bruises; I was very impressed at how it did its job and absorbed the impact. After that I had no doubt that I wanted to replace it with the 2021 Trailhawk. I'm hooked on Jeep!
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Love it!
Lp6781, 03/11/2021
2021 Jeep Cherokee Latitude Lux 4dr SUV (3.2L 6cyl 9A)
38 of 40 people found this review helpful
This is my second Jeep Cherokee. I am totally blown away with this SUV. I love the color, the interior, the v6 the features, I could go on and on. I previously had a 4 cylinder and thought that it was way under powered. I recommend everyone I know to test drive a Jeep Cherokee, they will be hooked as I am.
Dissappointed
J Thompson, 02/14/2021
2021 Jeep Cherokee 80th Anniversary Edition 4dr SUV 4WD (3.2L 6cyl 9A)
88 of 95 people found this review helpful
I purchased the limited edition 80th anniversary Jeep Cherokee because I loved the look, handling and the price was right with factory employee discount. Less than 1500 miles on the vehicle and it's been in twice for service the last two days, today the vehicle won't stay started. I was told last evening that there was a bad relay sensor, which was replaced. This morning the car started, but turned off almost immediately. Not good for a brand new "showroom" vehicle.
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Spectacular Vehicle
Nate, 12/30/2020
updated 07/06/2022
2021 Jeep Cherokee Trailhawk 4dr SUV 4WD (3.2L 6cyl 9A)
65 of 70 people found this review helpful
Update: After 30,000 miles, I haven't had any issues with the Cherokee besides the sluggish downshifting that is well-known on the 9-speed. Putting it into Sport mode eliminates the issue, but sometimes you need speed quickly, and the delay can be frustrating. Other than that, there has been few complaints, and I still love how it handles on and off road. I needed an SUV with some real off-road ability while maintaining on-road drivability, and this has come through in spades. It drives beautifully, and its off-roading ability is supurb. Just a first class combination. I am not one of those people that buy a 4x4 because I "might" need it. I do need it because I hike, snowshoe, go to the dunes, do off-roading, etc. I have already done very technical off-road trails, went through deep snow and mud, and driven on dunes, and it has handled them all beautifully, and I have had all the power and torque that I needed on road and off. There are a lot of smart details that I love about this. As an example: when driving on the sand, you need to lower the psi in your tires. Well, when you are back on the road, you need to air up your tires again. When airing up, the Trailhawk will actually honk the horn when your psi is correct. When I was in the snow, it automatically turned on the heated seats and steering wheel. Those are just a few of the details that have set the bar to a new limit. A few cons are the gas milage and purported reliability, but I will have to see about maintenance issues down the road. My second choice for a vehicle was going to be the Subaru Forester, but I can guarantee you I have already been in situations where the Forester would have been stuck in the mud, both figuratively and literally....
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