2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee 70th Anniversary Hemi on 2040-cars
Westwood, New Jersey, United States
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Garaged, well maintained 70th anniversary Grand Cherokee. HEMI engine 360 horsepower. Paint is immaculate interior is excellent 2 BRAND NEW tires in rear, front are in good shape. Special 20" 70th Anniversary Wheels. You will not be able to get this package without paying top dollar now. Sunroof, special embossed seats, floor mats and badging. Navigation and backup camera. 115V outlet in rear for kids or just plugging in items without having to use a car adaptor. Adjustable rear seat backrests. 12V outlet in cargo area. Factory built in flashlight. Rubber cargo floor cover. Power seats windows doors etc. Dual climate control. Uconnect Media center w 30G hard drive. Selec terrain 4WD system. Aftermarket hitch. Call or text to come and see. 201-978-1732. Prefer pickup. Listed locally as well.
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