Jeep Cherokee Limited 4WD

Ive always liked off road vehicles, and I've always liked American cars, or Yank Tanks as we used to call them in our youth. I've had a couple of Vauxhall Frontera's, which actually were great, but the one I always wanted was a Jeep Cherokee. The one which we bought eventually is a 1995 4 litre Ltd in Green. My wife went to work one day in her little Corsa 1.2 litre, and came home with the Cherokee as a friendly local motor dealer had offered her a weekend test drive....the standard puppy dog sale...once driven you never want to give it back. Whats it like to live with? Looks - It doesnt get better than this. Big and square ...  Read the complete review

The classic shape Jeep Cherokee is due to be phased out in the next two years, to be replaced by the all new Jeep Liberty (though it's hard to imagine Jeep letting the Cherokee name go). Take the chance and go for one of the classic shape Cherokees which are now incredibly good value. For about 20K you get a capable off roader that looks like a big Tonka toy, fits in a normal height garage (unlike some 4 w d cars)and is great fun to drive. Never mind the cost of petrol, go for the 4 litre straight six if possible with leather and the electric and lighting packs. This will give you auto box, air con, heated electrically operated seats, sentinel ...  Read the complete review

At 17 I was able to drive one of these babys all summer. Might seems strange but it was being used on a farm. At first the seating position seems a bit strange as the windscreen and roof seem very close but you soon get used to it. The leather seats, leather steering wheel, air conditioning and walnut finishes all add to the luxury of this beast. The immobiliser can sometimes be a bit annoying. Then you start her up and listen to the lovely 2.5 TD roar. You've got the power there and good enough acceleration especially when the turbo kicks in and you're off. This 4x4 I feel has a lot of pose factor to it as you feel like king of the road when you drive it and ...  Read the complete review