2008-2010 Jeep Patriot Back Hatch

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Asked by JohnPasquet Jun 10, 2013 at 01:46 PM about the 2009 Jeep Patriot Sport 4WD

Question type: Car Customization

I'm really interested in buying a 2008-2010 Jeep Patriot.  The one thing that I don't like
about this is the rear hatch.  I'm 6'4", and the hatch just does not open enough to really be
out of the way.  I fear that I will bump my head every time I put anything in or get anything
out of the back.  Is there any way to make it go up higher?

3 Answers

recommend a MINI....John Cooper is like 6'4" and has designed the cockpit for a tall man...and the most fun I've ever had drivin'~

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at 6'4" you might find the patriot to be the wrong fit. I'm 5'11" , my brother is 6'2" and refuses point blank to drive it as his head almost rubs the headliner. I even have to duck to get in or out or to see overhead traffic lights . Ironically the front pillar also is a blind spot for the traffic lights mounted at the corner of an intersection.. blind spot upon blind spot .. not forgetting the electrical woes ...

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