Gear lever rattling noise when the clutch is depressed.
Gear knob loose, dealer promised a replacement but they went bankrupt!
Center muffler replaced 3 times (rattle).
Front left power seat motor spoiled, cost 2000 Malaysian dollars to replace.
Can smell exhaust fumes from that 2-stroke motor-bike in front of me with the air-conditioning switch on.
Clutch makes a squeaking sound when depressed.
Can only reach 130 km/h tops.
Recently, a loud knocking sound from front right wheel on gravel roads.
They have stopped assembling/importing JEEP over here because Japanese products are more reliable, cheaper to maintain compared to JEEP and LAND ROVER although they more expensive to buy.
Comfort, good handling. High cornering limit for a 4X4 (just like a car), I can beat that Proton Saga on uneven winding road!
Design still attractive, high stance/low roof line, spare wheel inside, full size rear hatch. You don't find such things in a Japanese 4X4.
Heavy clutch, light throttle pedal, big front seats. Rear door and legroom too small.
Engine is sluggish below 3000RPM, and there is a lot of mechanical noise underneath (acceptable for a car design from the 80s).
Great car... love to drive it.. but drinks a lot of fuel.
I am one of Jeep Cherokee owner, from 2.5 litres and now having a 4.0 litres limited edition. It has been more than 5 years being owning this vehicle and I have been through many good and bad experience with this model. The bad things, off course, the uneconomic fuel consumption, engine breakdown without notice, bad air-condition, engine heating, wiring problem, not many people can repair etc.
But I like to share more on good things. If we take care the vehicle nicely, The Jeep Cherokee is really good looking, tough, macho and special personality. It is strong and sturdy, fast and stable. My 4.0litre could reach easily 160kmh!
I like to change vehicle. I had been driving more than 10 different type of vehicles, but finally Jeep Cherokee really make me stop driving other vehicle.
There is only one Jeep!
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