2000 Jeep Cherokee Limited 4x4 4.0l 6 Cylinder *like New* on 2040-cars
Smithville, Tennessee, United States
2000 Jeep Cherokee Limited 4x4. This jeep was a new car trade in at our local ford dealer. It is loaded with all power features, power driver seat, power mirrors, leather, cd player and much more. It has been well taken care of. Interior is in near perfect condition. Paint appears to be all original and is still in excellent condition, easily a 9 out of 10. Non smoker vehicle. Has 16" aftermarket Ion wheels and firestone tires that have 40-50% tread left. Everything works perfectly on this jeep, air is ice cold, all power windows, cruise and 4x4 engage and work fine. It is equipped with the inline 4.0 6 cylinder engine that is indestructible and typically run 500,000 miles without any major problems. Jeep only has 135,644 miles on it! It has an automatic transmission which shifts smooth as a new one. Never appears to have been taken off road, underside is as clean as the top side with no rust or mud anywhere. Only issues are a couple light scuffs on the rear bumper, a small tear in the side of driver seat and one place where the head liner is sagging above the driver seat, all shown in pics. No check engine lights or any other lights on in the dash. No leaks of ANY kind and I just had it serviced so you don't have to do anything but get in and drive it home. It has an aftermarket muffler that sounds good, but is a bit louder than stock. Bid with confidence as this is one of the nicest used jeeps I've ever had and it runs absolutely perfect. NEEDS NOTHING! Pictures tell the story and this one is as nice or nicer in person. Feel free to email me with any questions or if you'd like more pics or a video of the jeep running. |
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2015 Jeep Renegade First Drive [w/video]
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Why do they need so many relief workers? The Toledo Jeep Complex is currently working at a torrid pace with two ten-hour shifts. A third shift has been ruled out for the moment because of a production botttleneck - the plant's paint shop is already maxed out. According to Reuters, Wrangler production in 2012 cleared 200,000 units, and US sales were up by 16 percent.
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