Just traded up to a 14
I could dignify that by showing my facebook and pictures and birth certificate and timestamping things but more on topic, you can watch the new Cherokee on the Rubicon trail, it surprised me so much I just had to drive one and see how it feels. I'm not working for Jeep nor am I a fanboy, I sat on a couch hating on it just like everyone else did. But then I researched and looked into it and there are more pros to this car than cons when comparing to an Xj.
Anyways, on topic (hating the KL), the new 9speed transmission is the only thing that will have to prove its longevity to me. Its great for crawling but it's new and that scares me.
Anyways, on topic (hating the KL), the new 9speed transmission is the only thing that will have to prove its longevity to me. Its great for crawling but it's new and that scares me.
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From: Canton, GA
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I could dignify that by showing my facebook and pictures and birth certificate and timestamping things but more on topic, you can watch the new Cherokee on the Rubicon trail, it surprised me so much I just had to drive one and see how it feels. I'm not working for Jeep nor am I a fanboy, I sat on a couch hating on it just like everyone else did. But then I researched and looked into it and there are more pros to this car than cons when comparing to an Xj.
Anyways, on topic (hating the KL), the new 9speed transmission is the only thing that will have to prove its longevity to me. Its great for crawling but it's new and that scares me.
Anyways, on topic (hating the KL), the new 9speed transmission is the only thing that will have to prove its longevity to me. Its great for crawling but it's new and that scares me.
What made you decide to go with a KL, which has an unproven drivetrain, complex electronics, and such... over a JK, or TJ? A JK has a decent interior, and a huge aftermarket. You could have easily bought a used one and done pretty much whatever you wanted to it for under $40k. Even more so with a TJ, which has an extremely proven drivetrain (albeit a bit less of an interior and 2 door) and an even bigger aftermarket.
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From: salem, OR
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
It's not about disposable income, that is being ignorant. The basis of pro and con have been told and despite you thinking its got more pro's it doesn't. Heck one guy showed you can get similar priced vehicles(one being a wrangler) that are better than the kl.
C'mon pup where is your rebuttal, if none go find a KY forum, or start one. Even better you have the opportunity to get rich making parts for the KY. By the way is your name Richard?
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From: Frederick, MD from Cleveland, OH
Year: 1993 YJ Wrangler
Engine: 4.0 I6
This is a forum for a specific make of vehicle. There's a sub forum for other vehicles, which is where discussions of the KL should technically be. Try going to a third gen Camaro forum and talk about how much better the new Camaro is. I'm pretty sure you'd get a similar response.
I could dignify that by showing my facebook and pictures and birth certificate and timestamping things but more on topic, you can watch the new Cherokee on the Rubicon trail, it surprised me so much I just had to drive one and see how it feels. I'm not working for Jeep nor am I a fanboy, I sat on a couch hating on it just like everyone else did. But then I researched and looked into it and there are more pros to this car than cons when comparing to an Xj.
There are reasons to choose an XJ, and there is a market for the KL. The fact that you want something different from your vehicle doesn't make you better or worse than us. Your assumption that we're all jealous of your income makes you a douche.
Frankly, though, I'd be more susprised if this isn't a senior member or a prior ban who made an account to have some fun.
Like I just said...
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From: Tulsa,Oklahoma
Year: 97
Model: Cherokee
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you know what.... in my 43 yrs I've learned a few things along the way and one of them is .... "he who brags, lags... " I could go on about my finances and how I pay out more in cash to the government every year then your precious car cost you but then I'd be a douche just like you..... I have a brother in law just like you, he brags about all kinds of madness, how he just bought this investment house and is fixing it up with his investment buddy etc.... funyy thing he rents a house from me and has no car !!!!!!
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From: Blunt, South Dakota
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Model: Cherokee (XJ)
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I have one question....if this thing is so capable right out of the box, then why do you want aftermarket parts for winter? Should be able to make it through anything...Sense=zero
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From: SLC, Utah
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
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Congrats on the KL purchase, Sure people are pissed about the ifs and irs ect........ But they fail to realize the XJ did the same thing back in 84. Anyone remember the Original Cherokee I do and it had D44 front D44/Amc20 rear, a gear driven t case. V8 or 4.2l , leaf springs And wait for it ....... A FRAME !!!! Time change people are now sissies so they need a plush car like ride. I wouldn't mind a trail hawk for a DD for my wife something that I can take on mild wheeling trips. And still get 30mpg another note is in 2002 the KJ liberty came out it was only dubbed liberty in America it was the cherokee everywhere else I think before everyone *****es they better look at their XJ's and compare them to a Real Cherokee
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From: Frederick, MD from Cleveland, OH
Year: 1993 YJ Wrangler
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Congrats on the KL purchase, Sure people are pissed about the ifs and irs ect........ But they fail to realize the XJ did the same thing back in 84. Anyone remember the Original Cherokee I do and it had D44 front D44/Amc20 rear, a gear driven t case. V8 or 4.2l , leaf springs And wait for it ....... A FRAME !!!! Time change people are now sissies so they need a plush car like ride. I wouldn't mind a trail hawk for a DD for my wife something that I can take on mile wheeling trips. And still get 30mpg another note is in 2002 the KJ liberty came out it was only dubbed liberty in America it was the cherokee everywhere first
I think before everyone *****es they better look at their XJ's and compare them to a Real Cherokee
I think before everyone *****es they better look at their XJ's and compare them to a Real Cherokee
Additionally, the SJ Cherokee was replaced with the XJ while the FSJ Wagoneer continued production for nearly a decade.
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From: Houston Tx.
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
So basically your brother in law is cousin Eddie from the Vacation movies.
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Technically not correct as the S-10 Blazer came out a full year before the Jeep. However they didn't have a four door until 1991, but as far as Mid-size (they were actually classified as compact) SUVs...Chevy was first. In fact, Jeep originally was only going to do a 2 door, but Chevy's introduction is why the 4 door was added. That is why they are so tight (short) for a four door. They didn't have time to re-engineer a longer chassis/body (like GM did for the four door).
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