A market research program undertaken by American Motor Corporation, the Jeep brand owner at the time, culminated in the birth of the modern Cherokee. Jeep Cherokee is fast on highways and that's the only place it gets somewhat decent gas mileage. It is one of the original sport utility vehicles to gain acceptance into the north american market in the mid-eighties.

Altough this car's 4x4 option allows you to clear all of those treacherous potholes in downtown Detroit it isn't needed in most of America. Because of it's high ground clearance this car handles badly on turns and stops. Otherwise it is superior in craftsmenship to other cars in it's class.

The interior space in this car is great, almost as good as a minivan. For some models cargo can not be laid flat because the spare tire is awkwardly placed. Radio controls are on the steering wheel and so is the cruise control. You can customize the automatic door and window settings so that you as the driver can have complete control. For people thinking of getting a used minivan, we definately recommend that you stick with this vehicle instead.

Today, the latest version of the Cherokee combines over 50 years of engineering and technological excellence with the classic styling and practicality of a Jeep vehicle. Be sure to check out all the refinements to this American icon: an all-new interior, dual air-bags, and UniFrame construction.