Kind of a odd question, I know, but does anybody remember how much XJ's were new?

It obviously varied by year but for example, a 1993 XJ sold for between $11,535 (Base, 2DR, 4cyl, 4x2 +$495 destination) and $18,783 for the Country 4DR, 6cyl, 4x4. Same destination charge of $495. Right-hand-drive variants sold for $16,140 to $18,241 and all (in 1993) were 4x4.

Source: http://www.cars.com/jeep/cherokee/1993/snapshot

You can change the model year in the link above to compare other years.

I would be happy to buy a NEW Cherokee XJ at that price. But it would have to be an XJ, none of this 2014/2015 Cherokee crap.

Man, I wish real vehicles actually still existed on dealer lots.

http://www.dollartimes.com/calculators/inflation.htm
1993 base would be about $19,087.78, 4 dr Country would be about $31,081.56, respectively in 2015 "dollars".

I wonder where that Web site collects its data from. The price of gasoline?

The price of a Hershey bar today is still the same as the price of a Hershey bar back in 1999 I think?

I have the window sticker for my 86. $17,500.00. It has all options. Pioneer package.

Mine new would of been around 24k

I got the window sticker for my 99. It was right at $24,500 brand new.

My '88 Laredo, that had lots of options, was $14,500 new according to the title. I don't know if that is accurate.

Pretty close if it's not optioned out like mine.

I have every receipt that had anything to do with my 2000 SE including the original purchase documents. Out the door price was $22,945


no power windows or door locks
towing package with hitch
all 3 factory skids
cassette deck/AMFM
4.0
auto

My dad payed $15,000 total for my 99 cherokee used with 28k miles back in 2002. Still have the signed paper.

There is already a thread asking what you payed for your used XJ. Not a new one. Some of us still have the window stickers. I still find it odd that my XJ was $10K away from a Vette at the time.

99 Limited RWD automatic 4dr 4.0L was $26,000 new

Agreed, the new ones ain't got nothing on the XJ. They don't make them like they used to, that's for sure.