Used 1993 Jeep Cherokee Country 4-Door 4WD for Sale Nationwide

Performance- for its age acceleration is brisk the 4.0l holds it own,braking is good its an suv not a sports car, handling is a bit on the oversteer side but I like it. Build Quality- when it was built its a great vehicle the first uni-body suv, but it would've been better if it was a full frame chassis. The only common problems is the rear main seal, valve cover gasket and exhaust manifold but since I repaired them I haven't had any problems. Its a 90's suv with solid axles so it rides like a truck not a new car. Appearance- Exterior to me it great yeah it boxy but its a jeep the only thing I wish they had sunroofs back then. Interior is pretty spacious I can carry all my tools and anything and everything I need. Cost of Ownership- Gas mileage by today's standards it sucks at 15mpg city/ ~20mpg highway. Maintenance is pretty standard: oil changes(~$20), seasonal fluid(~$50) changes and tune-ups(~$35) besides the rear main seals(~$15) leaking(you probably have to change once a year cause its a 2 piece design once you do 1 the rest are cake). Fun Factor- it has go anywhere capabilities with good road manners I enjoy being prepared for anything.

stops, goes, cheap to maintain, needs the odd little thing here or there now and again. works off road really well. nothing says characture like a few bumps and scrapes through use. really fun for scaring BMW drivers who try to cut you up on a roundabout. or just BMW drivers in general.

The Jeep Cherokee is a no-frills rock solid SUV that gets you everywhere you need to go without stopping. It goes through snow, ice, mud and anything else you can throw at it. There is lots of road noise and the ride is rough. The only problem area is the windshield wiper motor burnt out.

I have a 1993 Jeep Cherokee Country, 4 door, 4 wheel drive. This is the best vehicle I have owned, bar none, for visibility, reliability, powering through ice and snow. I have driven a number of new vehicles, and just cannot find anything I like as well as my old Cherokee. I love the style of the old Cherokees--the squared front and back, the all around full windows (like driving in a greenhouse), the two-toned exterior. the wonderful cloth seats (the interior on my old Jeep is still in excellent condition)! The Jeep has rust, now, from too many Minnesnowta winters, and the windows can only be operated from the driver's side. The main issue, though, is the lack of air bags. This is the only reason I have even considered a newer vehicle. None of the new jeeps have good reliability ratings. I hate the body design of the new Cherokees. Will stick with my old gal--drive her untill the tires fall off!

Gamall jálkur með litla vél ekkert spes í´innanbæjr snattinu stífur og trukkalegur en með létt og skemmtilegt stýri passlegastinnur fyrir þjóðveiginn og fínní drullunni og á slóðunum eyðir ekkert svakalega eitthvað í kringum 15 heldég og það fer ágætlegu aum ökumannin en heilt yfir þá er þetta nú bara jeppi og stífur og trukkalegur eftir því;)