are the parts for a 2000 jeep grand cherokee limited inexpensive
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Asked by Carlos Oct 08, 2016 at 12:12 PM about the 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4WD

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KenF answered 7 years ago

They're not the cheapest but they're not the most expensive either. Cheapest parts belong to fleet vehicles, namely Ford or Chevys. Expensive parts belong to foreign imports and "status" vehicles. You're in between those two.

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Carlos answered 7 years ago

I am thinking of buying a 2002 jeep grand Cherokee , that or a 2005 what do you think is better 2002 or 2005

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Redbob45 answered 7 years ago

Depends on your intended use, overall condition, engine, lots of factors. The '02 4x4 has a solid front axle, and if you want to go off- road, that is definitely superior. The independent front axle on an '05 will give a better highway ride - ALL OTHER FACTORS BEING EQUAl, which they seldom are. 6-cylinders give better gas mileage, V8s have better performance and usually betterr towing capacity. And so on...

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Carlos answered 7 years ago

does a 6 or 8 cylinder waste more gas as suppose to a 4cylinder which waste less gas

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