Nothing so far!
The car has good power (210 hp) and has an overdrive button (to turn it on and off) for passing etc.
The car has awesome handling, and the traction control is really good. I regularly drive the northern hwy 97 in BC from one end to the other in the worst conditions, plows and other vehicles are in the ditch, but not the Jeep! I am super happy with it.
The four wheel drive works very well as expected of a Jeep.
The vehicle is a very good size for the city as well, when I go to Vancouver, I have no trouble parallel parking this vehicle anywhere. The visibility is awesome as well and helps for this.
The turning radius is excellent and the vehicle handles surprisingly well, you wouldn't' think it was an SUV at times.
Gas mileage I am getting is 22 mpg highway and unknown for city as I drive the highway all the time... Pretty good!
Update on above review 2008-05-11:
35 000 kms now...
What's gone wrong:
Rear power window stopped working- fixed under warranty
Child locks engage sometimes for no reason- easy to unengage
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I now do all city driving as compared to before when it was all hwy.
My fuel economy is very poor. I get 6.42 km/L which works out to be 15 MPG...
Other sites report that the Jeep is supposed to get 21 MPG city... wow.
As gas prices continue to rise this is a concern for me. Although I still like my jeep for pretty much everything else, I really don't know if I can keep it. It's for sure broken in so no one can use that argument for the poor gas mileage. I eventually will have to get rid of it because of this.
Thanks for the update, it's good to hear reviews from the original owner over a period of time, rather than a review from someone driving a vehicle for a test drive and then commenting.
I agree with your comment that the gas mileage is bad. With gas prices hitting $1.40/L, its not too long before the gas savings of a more economical vehicle pays for its lease.
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