Jeep Cherokee

Since I totaled my Tacoma, I am in search of a new truck/SUV. I would love another Tacoma but price holds me back.

Im lookin at a 2000-2001 Jeep Cherokee 4x4. Does anyone have experience with these. I have taken about 5 of these and put them on a lift and they all leak oil and transmission fluid. Some of its minor seepage while some of its a bad leak. Does anyone know if there is a fix to this?

If I can't find a good Jeep, Ill be looking at 1995-1996 Tacomas.

My friend is selling his jeep but its not a 2000 model its a 97 4x4 and it does have a lift on it hes asking 4600

J E E P= just empty every pocket:waytogo:

ive been the market for one of these also, ive learned some but not everything, as far as i know they seem to be pretty good suv's, talking to some xj owners they same to last awhile with the orginal engine tranny, ive talked to a few with some with over 300,000 miles with only minor problems, i dont know where your from but around here where i live it pretty hard to find one for sell which says something about them i think, modifications seem to be pretty easy and parts while sometimes expensive are easy to find according to my research, as soon as i find one that i like im getting it for sure

ive been the market for one of these also, ive learned some but not everything, as far as i know they seem to be pretty good suv's, talking to some xj owners they same to last awhile with the orginal engine tranny, ive talked to a few with some with over 300,000 miles with only minor problems, i dont know where your from but around here where i live it pretty hard to find one for sell which says something about them i think, modifications seem to be pretty easy and parts while sometimes expensive are easy to find according to my research, as soon as i find one that i like im getting it for sure

the older Xj's are expensive to lift:waytogo:

Just remember that there unibody:puke:

Yes they are common for sale around here but owners of them love them. Some people talk down on them and say Jeep sucks but I think it should be ok. I bought a 2000 Cherokee Sport 4x4 with the 4.0L. It has 99K miles for $6200. I couldn't find a 1995 Tacoma 4x4 with mileage near that for that price and no where close to that price for a 2000 Tacoma.

The work that is being done to it for me to buy it is a new oil pan, valve cover gasket, rear differential gasket, and fix power window switches. I brought the Jeep down to my work and went over it thoroughly and everything else checked out fine.

I do still plan on owning a newer Tacoma later on, again.

I know a guy with 110k on his '01 grand cherokee, and so far no problems.

my first/last vehicle was a 90 cherokee pioneer 4x4 4.0L, it was pretty good offroad for an all stock vehicle. i went offroad with it, had it a little bit in the rockers into some mud that when i got out, i barely sunk in, and was able to rock it out, so, i consider it to be pretty good to have gotten out of that. it was unreliable for me. my biggest problem, i replaced every injector atleast once within the appx. year i had it. my cousin has a 97 right now, and hasnt had any problems out of it other than visual stuff, and she treats it like total CRAP, they are pretty good, i just had bad luck, and was ready for something newer and safer, im sure that you'll love the cherokee