2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Larado In Excellent Condition With Warrantee. on 2040-cars
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States
2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Larado In Excellent Condition Qualifies for Warrantee. Location: St. Louis , MO This is a 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo in Excellent Condition. This vehicle has passed a 31 point ASE Mechanical inspection and full auto reconditioning. All of my vehicles have passed Safety and Emissions Inspections for Missouri. We completely go through every one of our vehicles from top to bottom. Our partner is a former US Marine andall of the vehicles must pass his final inspection too. We would not sell any vehicle we ourselves wouldn’t drive or allow one of our own children to own. Vehicle is eligible for warrantee. Information Contact Information Pricing Price: $5,900.00 Flexibility: Negotiable Seller Information: 5th Ave Motors636-388-5255 Location Links Features Make: Jeep Model: Grand Cherokee Year: 2000 Mileage: 161000 VIN #: 1J4GW48594C101472 Condition: Excellent Exterior Color: Burgundy Interior Color: Tan Leather Body Style: SUV Drive Type: Automatic Warranty: Available Fuel Type: Unleaded Attributes Exterior Amenities Front Fog Lights Full-size Spare Roof Rack Electronics AM/FM Radio CD Player Accessories Power Seats Leather Interior Power Doors Power Windows Sunroof Air Bags Anti-lock Brakes Cup holder Photo Gallery VFLYER ID: 264379000 |
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GMC wants to target Jeep with compact crossover
Mon, Dec 14 2015GMC execs might consider adding a Jeep competitor to the range, but rather than new rumors of a Wrangler-fighter, this time the Professional Grade brand could go after the Renegade. Division boss Duncan Aldred would like to broaden the brand's lineup with a subcompact crossover. "I keep telling everyone, 'How can General Motors' truck brand not be in the fastest-growing segment in the industry, an SUV segment," he said to Automotive News but wouldn't confirm whether the model was under development. General Motors already offers small crossovers like the Chevrolet Trax and Buick Encore, but the CUV segment in general continues to drive auto sales in the US. Adding a similarly sized GMC to the mix might increase the automaker's volume by appealing to different customers. "A GMC buyer is very different from a Buick buyer. This is like comparing the Fiat 500X to the Jeep Renegade. They are very similar but appeal to different people," Dave Sullivan, Product Analysis Manager at AutoPacific, told Autoblog. Aldred started the speculation about a Wrangler-fighting model in an interview in late 2014, and the company reportedly even raised the idea of an offroad-focused vehicle to dealers to see how they reacted. The development process was only in the very early planning stages, but the brand considered using Hummer for a little of the new product's inspiration. Aldred later suggested to journalists the possibility of adding a compact or midsize SUV to the GMC range in the next 10 years to appeal to more buyers. He didn't comment directly on the possibility of the Wrangler-challenger at the time beyond saying: "I can't confirm that ... everything's on the table." Related Video:
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