jeep purchase tips
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if you want power get a 4.0 high output. we have a 96 cherokee classic with one and when you drop the hammer doin about 35 it lights the rear tires up. also i have taken that thing places i never thought it would go and it is bone stock, i have takein it up 30* muddy slopes into the woods and came out just fine, it even has street tires on it no AT or MTs.
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Heres a tip: DONT BUY A JEEP. IMO, they are hyped-up, overrated and poorly made.
A few of my friends have had Wranglers and my parents used have a Grand Cherokee Limited, none of them impressed me.
A few of my friends have had Wranglers and my parents used have a Grand Cherokee Limited, none of them impressed me.
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I can't speak for the wranglers,never owned one,but the cj7 I have is dependable,and the 92 cherokee I bought with 162,000 miles and now has 175,000 miles is the most dependable vehicle I have ever owned,ford included. The only problem I have had with it is the starter,and when I took it off,it was the original,so I guess I can't really complain about that!! 
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From: Riverview, MI
Originally Posted by Octane
Heres a tip: DONT BUY A JEEP. IMO, they are hyped-up, overrated and poorly made.
A few of my friends have had Wranglers and my parents used have a Grand Cherokee Limited, none of them impressed me.
A few of my friends have had Wranglers and my parents used have a Grand Cherokee Limited, none of them impressed me.
I will agree, Wranglers and Cherokees are notorious for breaking down.
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