2000 cherokee good or not?

Dec 04, 2003 8 Replies

It's amazing when someone writes a glowing review, no one responds, but if someone writes an awful one, the floodgates are opened. Test drive the one you are looking at. If it doesn;t have the problems that people have complained about, buy it. Every vehicle has its share of lemons. Don't even get me started with Honda.

  • * * Matt Macchiarolo
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My 1996 Cherokee Sport has 140,000 miles and counting. Runs as good as the day I drove it off the lot & gets the same gas mileage to boot. No major problems. Just changed the oil every 3000 miles. Its solid.

I have a 2000 cherokee. Its runs fine. My only concern is the power windows and the transmission; my drivers window broke because a piece of plastic inside broke in half. My transmission has been fine, 39000 miles, but I read articals about them breaking. All of that aside I like it and drive it everyday.

Dan Ferrell

84 CJ-7 2000 Cherokee Sport 4X

I am looking at purchasing a 2000 jeep cherokee (not Grand cheriokee). From

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lots people complain about chrysler's product, anybody has experience with cherokee? Are they reliable and long-lasting or a crap?



thank you in advance for your help



Herb


I have a 2000 Sport with 60,000 miles.The transfer case rear output seal leaked at 8,000 miles and the drivers power window went at 14,000.Both repaired under warranty.No further problems.

I have a 2000 with 67,000 miles. Only thing I've done is change the fluids, and tires. Runs like a champ. I did have the hood Cherokee badge delaminate, but it is under a bug deflector anyway.

I've got a 2000 Sport with 102000km and I love it. I wouldn't trade it for anything.

Mort

Herb Wu wrote:

I have a 96 sport with 140,000 miles. Runs like a champ. No major problems. Buying a TJ this weekend and keeping my XJ since its so goddam reliable.

I have owned and driven a '93 Cherokee Sport for quite a few years. Had

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