What year (in the 90s) had the best Jeep Cherokee?
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February 7th, 2011
I’m looking at Jeep Cherokees (not Grand Cherokees) made in the 90s, with manual transmission. I like the models made in 97’, but I’m more concerned about how well they were made.
Do you know if there was a specific yearly model that was better than the others (or years that were really bad). or, Should I just try to look for the least amount of miles(and obviously how good of condition its in)?
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Not trying to be a jerk, but I think that well-made Jeeps are typically the exceptions that prove the rule that they’re all mostly crap.
My wife had a Jeep that stopped running whenever it rained or if the humidity was high. How (not) rugged is that?
If you’re looking for reliability with a legitimate truck frame, real 4×4, and off-road capability, might you also consider the Toyota 4Runner or the Nissan Pathfinder? Or really, just about anything else?
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99 is the best year. In 2000 they changed sometime with the engine, which has always been great. All the 2000–01 would have blown head gaskets if they over heat only a little bit.
We had a 94, a 95, and now a 96 Jeep Cherokee. We loved all three, though the 95 had transmission problems.
The 94 was totalled by a drunk driver.
The 95 was given to charity when the transmission chain disemboweled itself.
I still drive the 96.
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