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Hieronymus Phact

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4. I have a Grand Cherokee

Reply to Squaredeal (Reply #1)

Tue Dec 10, 2024, 08:34 AM

Dec 10

it's been perfect maintenance-wise since new in 2018, it's engine is tuned for regular gas, and it's excellent for long drives. The seats are comfortable, and the cabin is nicely quiet while driving. I've had no problems to speak of. The gas mileage is up to 10 mpg above my old Pathfinder on a highway trip.
Your comment was the complete opposite of my experience. but that's a 2017 model. maybe they went downhill since then? That would be a pretty rapid decline.

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Who Killed America's Most Iconic Car? - More Perfect Union [View all] TexasTowelie Dec 10 OP

Worst American vehicle. Squaredeal Dec 10 #1

The Jeep ride isn't so smooth. Old Crank Dec 10 #3

I have a Grand Cherokee Hieronymus Phact Dec 10 #4

Sounds like you're thinking about the Wrangler style Jeeps, that's not the only kind of Jeep. thesquanderer Dec 10 #11

We've always have good luck with Jeeps. We've owned 3. Listed below FSogol Dec 10 #13

The steering issues Old Crank Dec 10 #2

Chrysler products have been poorly rated by Consumer Reports for years before doc03 Dec 10 #5

Grand Cherokee - I love mine too yellowdogdemocrat1 Dec 10 #6

As with EVERYTHING in America today social media is going to present NoMoreRepugs Dec 10 #7

The smaller Jeeps have more ride issues lonely bird Dec 10 #8

Poor corporate management killed the Jeep. And changing tastes. Couldn't compete with SUVs and trucks. Martin68 Dec 10 #9

Jeep kept up with tastes. They've made some really nice SUVs. (n/t) thesquanderer Dec 10 #12

True, but there is nothing distinctive about a Jeep SUV. I think the brand was no longer fashionable. After all, Martin68 Dec 12 #15

re: "there is nothing distinctive about a Jeep SUV" thesquanderer Dec 12 #16

I guess I have a very out-dated idea of what a Jeep is. Martin68 Dec 12 #17

Who killed it? the corporation that produces it killed it! PortTack Dec 10 #10

Just Empty Every Pocket n/t AwakeAtLast Dec 10 #14