Happy holidays!
Need a little skinny on a Jeep Liberty 4x4 V6.
I run a guide service in which I trailer a driftboat. The boat and trailer
weight about 600 pounds. I log about 8,000 miles on the road from April
through November.
I've been using a Dodge 2WD pickup truck with a V6 for the past eight years
and it's been fine. I need the V6 since I go up a lot of hills with the
trailer.
The only hitch with the truck and is that it's a squeeze to have three
adults in the front of the cab.
If anyone can be good points - and bad - about this SUV I'd like to hear
about it.
Looking at the numbers - it comes in at about 23k for V6 / Auto.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Happy holidays to you and yours...
E.
Carl Saiyed - 22 Dec 2004 02:43 GMT
The Liberty is OK save for being a little girly, IMHO. I think you'd be
better off with a Cherokee Classic. It's got a little more oomph to get you
up those hills, plenty of space, and if it still has the 4.0 liter, it's a
tried and true motor. My 89 Cherokee with the 4.0 gets about 19mpg freeway.
HTH
Carl
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Luneral - 22 Dec 2004 15:08 GMT
If you look at the underbelly of the Liberty and compare to say a toyota
corolla and a cherokee you'll notice many similarities to the corolla, and
almost none to a cherokee.
nuff said.
luni
> The Liberty is OK save for being a little girly, IMHO. I think you'd be
> better off with a Cherokee Classic. It's got a little more oomph to get you
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gigi_ - 05 Jan 2005 04:15 GMT
Liberty is not such a great car - I regret getting mine. I am upside down
- depreciates FAST!!
I. P. Freely - 06 Jan 2005 16:58 GMT
And they replaced the Cherokee with this loser?
: Liberty is not such a great car - I regret getting mine. I am upside down
: - depreciates FAST!!
Jeff B - 04 Aug 2005 00:32 GMT
If your not stuck on Jeep you may want to look at the Nissan Xterra,
I've had one since new in 2000, I've just replaced the brakes at
91,000 kilometers but that's all I've done (except for new tires at
80,000K) I've never been stuck or had the vehicle fail to start.
Plenty of room nd lots of pulling power.
J
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Greg - 04 Aug 2005 03:17 GMT
At Jeep Jambouree the liberty was one the impressed me the least, useless,
more SUV then off road vehicle.
> If your not stuck on Jeep you may want to look at the Nissan Xterra,
> I've had one since new in 2000, I've just replaced the brakes at
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