Used cars/mileage

Overall condition is the number one priority.... How does it look and drive? Does it come with all service records? Next, years are more important than mileage? I personally think that the newer the vehicle, the better. See if there's glaring problems on a website like car complaints or similar link. And, consider the price and look that up on NADA. Finally, Chrysler products are NOT known for longer reliability, be very careful.

Generally, most cars can go to 200,000, beyond that, you have to be extremely villigant. 1993 to 1997 were very good years.. see this, http://www.carcomplaints.com/Jeep/Cherokee/

Run, don't walk away from this one.

Again, it really depends on the price and CONDITION, see this , http://www.nadaguides.com/Classic-Cars/1993/Jeep-Corporation- AMC/Cherokee/4-Door-Utility-4X4/Values

Most will make it past 200k with good maintenance but very few Jeep Cherokees do.