1996 Jeep Cherokee SE

Pros: Safety, Style & Comfort.

Cons: Gas hog.

The Bottom Line: It's a great vehicle for grocery shopping,daily driving, or moving.

Review: Last summer it was time for my dad to get another SUV. After a few months of looking around, in May of 2000 he bought a Red 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited Edition. It had 65,000 miles on it. His is a 4.0L 6 Cyl. engine.

His is loaded...

Pros: Beautiful lines, solid as a rock, great power & handling, bulletproof drivetrain, excellent crash protection.

Cons: Not the greatest gas mileage (16 town 23-25 hiway) but who cares.

The Bottom Line: Find a well-cared for XJ and drive it happily forever.

Review: I bought my '96 Sport (Classic pkg.) a year ago from an individual. It had 90000 miles, I've now added another 10000 and am more smitten with this marvelous little truck every day. I'd like to put the previous owners in my will for the beautiful ...

Pros: Stable, comfortable, versatile, good looking, good value.

Cons: As with any 4X, will have hi operating costs. Watch the transmission.

The Bottom Line: Great for the right price and mileage, but you MUST know your SUV!

Review: OK, I have had a bazillion cars, and have worked in a garage before, so here goes: I currently own a 1996 Grand Cher Ltd. It's nice and plush, but still is a total workhorse, and it hardly cost me anything compared to MOST SUVs, especially NEW ones! ...

Pros: Sleek look, plenty of space, great gas mileage....

Cons: Like most vehicles, you'll have to get through the car salesman before it becomes yours.

Review: I personally haven't experienced too many of the new wave SUV's that have been flooding the market the last few years. But this is mainly due to the fact that I have no reason for a massive Sport Utility Vehicle. See, it's all in the title. I do not...

Pros: powerfull engine, good tranny, reliable, cheap, studly lookin suv

Cons: interior, engine noise,

The Bottom Line: buy it if your lookin for something strong, relaiable, and cheap

Review: When my father bought a 1996 jeep cherokee i automatically liked it. When i drove it it had Amazing pickup. It has a pretty damn good power to weight ratio(200 hp, 240 ftlb,3000lbs). It definatley had some passing power. Its not the most quiet at high ...

Pros: Please see above.

Cons: Please see above.

The Bottom Line: I strongly recommend this vehicle because "It's a Jeep thing, you wouldn't understand..."...until you purchase a Jeep that is!

Review: I own a 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. It started out as the main vehicle for my family of 5 (two parents, two older brothers, and me). Our beloved Jeep was used by my father for business trips up and down the West Coast. My family has always been ...

Pros: Reliable, safe, economical

Cons: Not the best gas mileage.

Review: It was the day after Thanksgiving, 1986. My wonderful friends, Jeanette and Mick, had decided to join the masses of people beginning their holiday shopping. Their daughter, being the typical teenager, wanted to go along, but was dragging her heels...

Pros: Comfort, Room, Stereo, Engine, & Looks.

Cons: Gas mileage

The Bottom Line: I recommend the 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee to anyone who is looking for a 1990's SUV that offers all of the advantages an SUV can offer over the average automobile.

Review: My 1996 Laredo was purchased (used) two years ago. With over a "whopping???" 83,000 miles now on it-it shows no signs whatsoever of physical or mechanical decay. It is the perfect combination of luxury sedan and/or off roader. Of course, nothing is...

Pros: Smooth Suspension, Good Radio, Fun To Drive, Very Dependable, And Very Tuff.

Cons: Manifold could have been made as good as the rest of the car.

The Bottom Line: Awesome Vehicle, I wish there were more like it

Review: First of I have to say this is one tuff SUV. I definately have not been nice to my Jeep here, but with over 160,000 miles on it, it's still running like a champ, and that 160 has not been easy. I've taken this Jeep on trails that only people with...

Pros: everything

Cons: nothing

Review: Jeeps are built tough because they have to be able to survive todays' world. I'm an EMT for an ambulance company out of CA. I've seen a lot of accidents involving SUV's and most of them didn't end of good terms, except for the ones' that a Wrangler was...