2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport review from North America

All problems I have encountered have resulted from the Cherokee sitting for almost a year.

Alternator

Brake/brake pads

Air Conditioner

Rust appearing in doors

Paint blistering in some areas.

I am in love!

This thing runs strong, and I give it credit for all the crap it has gone through.

The gas mileage isn't the greatest, but for someone like me, its not too bad, only traveling to work and back, plus appointments, the farthest of which are 30 miles away.

It's big enough to haul whatever my little heart desires, but small enough that I don't have to worry about the sheer size.

The interior is perfect, although a speaker is going a little crazy. The seats are pretty comfy, and the back a little less because of the lack of headrests.

The Jeep Cherokee can handle whatever I have thrown at it, including paved roads, dirt roads, mud, puddles, and of course, off-road terrain.

I have very little complaints with this vehicle and cannot use words to express how much I love it and it means to me.

I am still wondering why they would discontinue such a awesome, widely known vehicle. The Patriot seems to be the "replacement", but I think in order for it to take off, Jeep should slap some rectangle headlights on it and call it the Cherokee. (personal opinion, no comments, please)