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2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee LimitedReview
One Of The Best Selling And Dependable Cars In America — This car has taken our family on many long trips and always gotten us there without any trouble. This car will take your family and equipment on adventures theyll remember for a lifetime. No more TSA at the airport and take your luggage and toys along with the family. Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: Great car for long trip with the family of four. Cons: Fuel cost 18 miles to the gallon. |
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2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee LaredoReview
Good First Car — It is not the easiest to see out of. Rugged, has taken the 1st car bumps and bruises well. The ride is good and it is bigger than other SUV's. Power is good. Allows you to on and off the interstate without worry. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: Got it at a great price, looks good, comfortable Cons: handling, Chrysler plastic interior parts come loose and/or brake. |
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2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee LaredoReview
Love My Jeep — This jeep is a good family car and great for long distance traveling. The car is great but sometimes is bipolar, but overall not a bad car. I would recommend this car for a family of four because everyone has their own door to get in and out of. Pros: Good car Cons: Gas |
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2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4WDReview
Gas Hog — I bought this car new. My wife has always wanted a Jeep, so I got her this one. Didn't take long for her to change her mind, as soon as she realized how much it cost to drive, ie: fuel. The Jeep was good on trips, and I absolutely loved driving it in the mountains. I set the cruise and the Jeep would keep the speed within 5 mph of the setting wether I was giong up a hill or coming down. One excellent feature. Primary Use: Family transportation Pros: The car had plenty of power, and it was roomy. Great to drive in the mountains. Cons: Terrible fuel economy, blind spots galore, and it handled like a rowboat in a storm. |
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2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee OverlandReview
Limited Edition And Rare Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland Edition — Don't get me wrong... it's still an American made SUV with typical quality issues but nothing I feel worth complaining about. The OVERLAND Edition enhanced trim level got some help from me with oversized black steel rims and tires, tinted windows and wheel rain guards. Other small modifications have improved gas mileage and boosted performance. Resonator has been removed from exhaust system and a MagnaFlow glasspack muffler makes for a perfect street roar. Truck sticks to road better than any Corvette I've owned with oversized front and rear sway bars and the Bilstein shocks and struts provide the perfect height and aggressive stance. Adding wider tires provides stability and stance. Cross drilled rotors and high performance brake pads provide powerful braking ability. The OVERLAND edition combined with my upgrades makes this a unique vehicle. I love to drive it. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: I love this OVERLAND Edition... a 5.7 liter HEMI paired to rear wheel drive cuts down on weight and additional systems that would slow down this beast. Build for Street Speed... no off roading here! Every conceivable option included: power everything, Sat/NAV/rear DVD systems with remote control and in-seat connections, rear parking sensors, in-dash vehicle monitoring, enhanced exterior styling and trim, leather seats with suede inserts... list goes on and on. Cons: Typical Jeep issues for the model year... strange transmission gear ratios, exhaust manifold leaks, and poor gas mileage - but that is to be expected with the 5.7L HEMI |
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