1999 Jeep Cherokee User Reviews

Buy One!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! — its a little back jeep with 31/10.50 15's without a lift ,soon to be 6" taller... i've raced it and damn its fast, some muscle cars and any tuners are easy. i have new brakes front and back so i can stop on a dime and all new steering components so even with a high center of gravity i handles extremely well, its built like a tank i actually worte off a caravan with it last winter and my boss just noticed it last week when i park right beside him, other than a few skratches and dents from 4x4ing it looks great black on black with big mud tires and MAG wheels.... other then the odd breakdown on the trail gas is my only issue its a farily good sized suv so yeah it sucks gas.... its my daily driver and my weekend warrior and its a blast to drive i recomend everyone have at least one

Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)

Oh Ya Buddy — Put too small of a lift on.. shoulda gone with 8.5 first instead of wasting my money. 4.5 has worked good so far though.. just wanna go bigger. Wish it had less miles but runs like a top. Love my heep

Primary Use: Commuting to work

Jeep — I like the 4x4 it is solid and gets me out of the snow well the only problem is that the rear doors are to small. it gets great milage for a 4L and mine has over 135000 and is still running like it was new

An American Icon... — The Jeep's inline 6 gave it plenty of pick-up and go. The braking was sure but must be careful without the ABS. The handling was decent with a tendency to drift right and the body rocked in strong winds. I loved the commanding view as the seat rode high. The ride quality, however, was noisy and bumpy. Build quality was okay with few, early electronic problems fixed under full warranty. The Jeep lasted 135,000 miles before I sold it. Maintenance was okay after fixing the early problems. However, it got costly toward the end. Combined with poor mileage, I gave it up due to the amount of driving I do. The Jeep was always fun to drive because it was full of character. With it's wood-trimmed, leather interior; it contrasted nicely with its handsome, rugged appearance. Overall, though, I would not recommend it unless you needed it for the 4-wheel drive feature. There were better options for the money.

Jeep — I liked the interior room; that I could fold the seats down for hauling cargo, that it was easy to get in to & out of - very important for a tall person. It turned on a dime & was incredibly helpful on icy Boston days. Downside was it came from Seattle and had no A/C. Mileage wasn't really an issue, I didn't have a long commute at the time.