2500 is winning
the other china washuwashuwatever**** B50... hahaha even the name funny..
IT IS JUST NOT A STATIONWAGON

 

Yuck!

 

Why not? Everytime I go to the parts store the stuff they sell me is made in China for my American truck. With all the things I have replaced on my Cherokee, the whole thing might as well be made in China anyways!

 

mmmm not sure about the quality thing
things are made in china are diferent than things are made for china.
the parts of your truck that are made in china and sold in the US are designed by american people and they have to be as good as american products. the B50 doesnt even have bumpers. in the US you cant drive without one things are different over ther

 

i am in China, i can help you to get some parts of jeep2500. but i can not know how to do this

 

Idk I think the front end of the b50 (JUST the front end) could have potential with the right mods. The the B60 however looks similar to a land rover of some kind not a jeep.

but about the 2500...its just another girly mistake that gives jeep a bad name. It looks too much like the pretty and shiny soccer mom trash you see on the road today like the commander and the new liberty. I just don't like the lights or the big grill. It's not mean enough looking IMO. and black is the way to go with accessories...I can't stand all the chrome!

Junk!

 

i like them both but the looks on peoples faces would be great with the newest style .. its like buying a xj with a body kit

 

^x2. It is a cherokee with a body kit. If u dont like the way they look rip that crap off. Im sure u could rig a front clip from a us xj to work. The only difference between these and what u drive is plastic. So stop complaining about o h it looks like this it looks like that. I for 1 am glad the chinese are making these, no matter what crappy plastic they hang off the rig.

 

This is honestly disgraceful to the cherokee name...and look at this crap, they put a sebring engine in it!

 

It looks like its squinting at me... Id still go 2500 in this case