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Whew - feelin' lucky!
Ray Bennett, 08/05/2002
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4dr SUV 4WD
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
My 2000 Laredo 4WD must have been built weeks or months after the ones that most of the reviewers here seem to have gotten. We're at 57,000 miles; live in north-central PA, where we get all 4 seasons. On our second set of brakes. Vehicle does local and long-haul equally well; on and off-road equally well. My daughter recently t-boned someone with it, and after repairs, you can't tell. I was bounced off of the guardrails a week ago at 75, and again, you can barely tell. It, like the 93 Laredo 4WD I bought with 90k miles on it 4 years ago, is a tank. The 93 has 165k miles and just goes. I'd probably get another one.
disappointed
not what i expected, 01/22/2003
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4dr SUV
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
Well, I bought a 2000 jeep used in August 02 and my story is no different from the others I've read. First the transmission began to slip, luckly the dealership replaced a sensor and it has been okay since. Then I noticed the roaring in the rear which Jeep said there was nothing wrong with the car. It pulled to the right and a special part had to be order to align the vehicle. Brakes!! Yeah, I'm beginning to understand what that's all about. I've had the car four months, replaced the brakes once and can you guess? They are shaking again. From the other reviews I don't think there is any hope.
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Radiators, radiators and more radiators
JonS, 10/10/2009
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4dr SUV 4WD
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I bought my jeep at 78K and now has 112K. Its a I6 4.0L. It is really comfy, and quiet, but eats up tires. I've put 3 radiators in it, and a new fan, fan motor, and relay. It never left me on the side of the road, but it almost always has something wrong with it. Drivers side window regulator broke twice. Gets me to where I need to go and never have to worry about getting to the slopes. Just make sure you have money to keep it going.
...and, more brakes!
D-Man, 08/13/2003
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4dr SUV 4WD
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I think that this is a terrific vehicle except for the brakes! Just turned 30K and received my 3rd set of front rotors. Granted, Jeep has been paying for them, but you'd figure that they might want to fix this "little" glitch. Also, I wish that the front seat backed up a little more (I'm 6'3"). Other than that, the vehicle is terrific! Handles Minnesota winters with ease (no small task!) I'll just keep putting rotors on as long as they keep paying for them.
Love it despite problems
emsmom, 07/08/2011
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4dr SUV 4WD
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
I am the 3rd user of this car. Heated seats & a/c dont work. sunroof no longer seals, power locks are iffy, and previous user had to fix transmission. My feet get hot from engine heat. Replaced the hatchback and hood shocks. I will try to solve the A/C and locking issues. We sealed up the sunroof b/c its a waste anyway - just lets in heat. The biggest problem I have had is the "death wobble". We rebuilt the front-end for $1000 in parts and under a yr later we had the problem again. hubby met a jeep guy and I just bought under $200 aftermarket 2nd steering stabilizer. He was ready to push it off a cliff. I'd rather spend a $1k to get this fixed than to spend another $2k on another vehicle.