1988 Jeep Comanche Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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$7,409 to $12,185

What owners say

AI Summary · 8 reviews

"Overall, owners appreciate the 1988 Jeep Comanche for its durability, off-road capability, and fun driving experience. Many drivers commend its solid construction and reliable performance, especially in snowy conditions. However, some highlights include the higher costs associated with repairs and the inevitable rusting that comes with age. Despite these minor concerns, it remains a favored choice for those seeking an adventurous truck."

4.8
8 reviews
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1

This is a solidly built piece of history. Extremely durable light truck. Getting harder to find. Great on and off road performance. Ample braking and acceleration. Everyone that has driven it has had a blast drive it on and off road.

June 30, 2009

The truck is great on gas. Ir performs on and off road really good just stock. It never needs major repairs. It looks great and even now being over 20 years old it still looks great and has almost no rust. It is a blast to drive on and off road. The only bad thing about it is you cant find new tail lights for it once broken. So dont break a tail light

February 12, 2011

Keep in mind this is an old truck. The 4.0 6cyl engine is bullet proof, if you take care of it it will last you about 500k, of course it depends on the shape that you get it, interior is decent, pretty basic totally 80s retro, transmission is reliable, however most of us will have to spend money to upgrade a bunch of stuff. It is a pretty good fixer upper unless you buy one for 12k.

April 9, 2021

Trims & specs

STD 4WD LB specifications

Base MSRP

$10,638

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

STD LB specifications

Base MSRP

$8,201

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

Eliminator specifications

Base MSRP

$10,457

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

STD specifications

Base MSRP

$7,409

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

STD 4WD specifications

Base MSRP

$10,291

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

Chief 4WD specifications

Base MSRP

$11,732

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

Laredo specifications

Base MSRP

$9,748

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

Chief specifications

Base MSRP

$8,850

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

Laredo 4WD specifications

Base MSRP

$12,185

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

Pioneer 4WD LB specifications

Base MSRP

$11,405

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

Pioneer LB specifications

Base MSRP

$8,176

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

Pioneer specifications

Base MSRP

$8,968

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

Pioneer 4WD specifications

Base MSRP

$11,058

Seating

3

Engine

N/A

Cargo Capacity

N/A

Combined MPG

N/A

Drivetrain

N/A

$7,409 to $12,185