I have a 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee. It now has 200,000 miles and still runs good. My wife has a 2001 Grand Cherokee Limited and it has been a constant lemon. Both front window motors have been replaced. It eats brakes, rotors, tires, and calibers. Now the rear axles needs replacing. The transmission has slipped since day one. The warranty was basically useless. Right now her Jeep is on jacks, because I can't afford to get it fixed, because her job was moved to the UK. The 2001 Jeep is useless.
So glad (I guess!) to hear others stories about their Jeep. I have a 2003 Grand Cherokee Laredo and have nothing but problems, including 4 trips to the dealership to find out the A/C was malfulnctioning due to the knob on the dashboard you use to adjust the A/C itself. Talk about wasted trips, time and lost work hours for that problem alone. Will not purchase Jeep again!!!
I purchased a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo with the 4.0/ 6 cylinder engine used in 2005. This SUV has been nothing but trouble. The rotors, brakes, front passenger window regulator, driver's seat, and tail lights have all had problems. I am now getting the hesitation in the transmission that others have described here. This vehicle has been a lemon in every sense. I will NEVER buy another Jeep product. Something needs to be done about these vehicles!! Owners need to unite and get Jeep to buy back or give owners some type of rebate.
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