Used 2003 Jeep Liberty Renegade for Sale near Atmore, AL

We love our Liberty, we got it after a 1 year lease in 2004 with 400 miles on it. Its been pretty much perfect, our only complaint is the noisy roof rack in the wind, and the low cargo space behind the 2nd row of seating. Performance - once we have it paid off we will be buying a Borla exhaust and a CAI. Other than regular maintenance of oil changes, this car has only had to have a new set of tires. No squeaks no rattles, no repairs thus far with 75K+ miles!

This has to be one of the BEST combinations of form and function. From the instant you mash the accelerator to floor board, the torque plants you firmly in the seat, and the truck launches into action! With mine having the Flowmaster exhaust, the roar of the beefy 6 cyl., gives the impression of a finely tuned small block! Now that the wheels and tires are a bit fatter, the handling has improved too! The feeling of it being top-heavy is all but gone. My ONLY complaint about this Jeep...the gas mileage. C'mon...18 MPG on the highway?!?! I would have thought it could do better than that! Oh well, it just leaves room for more performance modifications, since the fuel-saving aspect of the vehicle is obviously way out the window! Any ideas of what I should do to it next?

I loved my jeep, it did its purpose, to get me back and forth to school and then to work in any type of weather condition. needed a litter bit higher gear and i think the gas mileage would be a little bit better.

Nice and sporty; lack of cargo area made up by the roof rack, though SUVs are notorious tippers so drive it like it is a truck no matter how sporty it looks. Rear seats fold down and increase cargo area if not carrying passengers. I crashed mine a week after I bought it (bought it a year used) - two concerns - I didn't have presence of mind to add weight to the rear for control on ice; get sandbags! My airbag also didn't deploy when the passenger front went nearly head-on into a Jersey barrier. Perhaps I wasn't going fast enough - I suffered no injuries but I did feel the seatbelt bite in. The mileage is bad, but no one in their right mind buys an SUV to save on gas, so just have fun with it. I get just under 400 kilometres on a 60-litre tank in the city. Just took it on a 300 kilometre highway cruise and did significantly better - just over half a tank used up.

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