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19 August 2007
A fun Jeep!
6 of 6 found this helpful My parents own a 1995 2X4 Grand Cherokee, and though it had a rough ride and inconsistent build quality (the front dash creaks and rattles) it was a lot of fun to drive. It was our family workhorse and they put 172,000 miles on it. I even took it off road several times (but not climbing any rocky trails though!). It's toughness convinced me to get my own, and I bought a 2001 2X4 Grand Cherokee Laredo two years ago with 78,000 miles on it in good shape. I had to replace a cracked tail light, new hood struts and get the transmission overhauled but whoever had it before me took very good care of it. I don't have a family (yet), but I use mine for hauling around friends on the weekends, for business and its a great vehicle for long trips. I have heard the 2001 was a bad year for Jeep quality but that must be rumors. This is the "tightest" vehicle I have ever owned.
It's as Jeep listened to whoever owned a 1991-1998 Grand Cherokee and improved or fixed all those problems the first generation GC had. The ride is much smoother, the interior is more luxurious (I have the optional power leather seats - very conformable) and the classic 4.0 I-6 has a little more power. If you run the AC all the time and drive in stop-start city traffic expect your gas millage to average around 16-20 mpg. (BTW this is par for the course for this size of all SUV's - all brands) On the highway the "instant gas millage" meter tells me 20-27 mpg which is good for a SUV. The 4.0 six has loads and loads of low end torque but makes a lot of noise and starts running out of power revving at high RPM's. It's just not a sports car engine and prefers lugging the Jeep along.
The Infinity Sound CD stereo is the best sounding stock system I've ever heard and the long distance range of the FM tuner is outstanding. I love the behind the steering wheel volume and tuner controls. The air conditioning can get freezer cold in 100 degree temperatures, something you need in the southwest.
I like the size, its not too big like an Explorer or the new Grand Cherokee, but not too small like the Liberty or Escape. With it's quick car-like steering it's easy and fun to whip in and out of traffic and park. I don't know if I will ever get a 2005+ Grand Cherokee because its larger and I have heard the one that will replace the current model in a few years will be even bigger. I am thinking of looking for a 2001-4 V-8 2X4 model if I can ever find one in great shape, and giving mine to my parents to replace their 1995. The Grand Cherokee is a great Jeep and a really fun SUV!
23 June 2021
Classic album, great sound
In 1966 my parents bought a big RCA Vista console stereo and this classic was one of the first ones they bought. Its been a favorite since I was 6 years old.