I love these Grand Cherokees, the way how it looks and the feeling for an old school offroader is so nice. And the engine doesn't sound bad, but the gearbox is saying "Bye, bye" :(
My dad used to have a 2002 Grand Cherokee Limited 4.7 V8 when I was a kid, and it had possibly the most comfortable seats of any car I'd ever sat in. However, I use the term 'car' loosely here, since it was actually closer to a giant sofa with a big engine and four wheels attached to it. I remember when we went to pick it up back in July 2010, and from the moment 10-year-old me sat in it for the first time, I was in heaven as the seats were just oh-so-comfy, and I felt myself almost sinking into them with just how soft and comfortable they were, they were more like comfy armchairs than actual seats! 👌 You just don’t get seats this comfortable and plush in newer cars nowadays - the only new cars I can think of that'll come even remotely close to how comfortable the seats in the Jeep were are those new Citroëns with their ‘Advanced Comfort Seats’, such as the C3, C3 Aircross, C5 Aircross, C5X, etc.
Wow I owned a car like this for six months. 14/100 in city, 14-15. /120 km/h and 1l of oil each 1000 kms. And that with 160.000 kms. Not for me....good video Joe!!!
I do have to admit, these old Jeeps are a lot better than the new ones. Because these old Jeeps were made solely when Jeep in itself was a brand, rather than merging with Fiat. I mean, don’t get me wrong, the Jeeps nowadays are really nice, but they’re more for showing off, than for off roading and towing.
Marzenie na pierwszy samochód bo dwie gały jedna to zwykła z automatu a druga to manual 😳 Ale w ciul drogi Znaczy nie do końca drogi co jak na pierwszy samochód ponad budżet 😅 I do tego taki silnik wielki 🥺 astronomiczna ilość benzyny na jeden raz 😆
I had one for 16 years. Great jeep with a lot of problems. The 3.1, engine design in the 80, and the gear box, dont make the life easyer, so do the blend door...just to fix this you give up of have this jeep.
Good my friend has one with 3.1, but still if u can get ur hands on 2.7crd get it instead of 3.1, better power, quality, reliability, lower fuel consuption
Yes! But the cooling system should be in perfect condition. Otherwise they can easily overhead. The the engine is not the most powerful unit but is very torqued. And easy to fix. Mine 3.1 is over 300k km and still run perfect. I love it!
Jakoś wyginęły te jeepy, mam wrażenie że jeszcze ze dwa lata temu więcej się ich widywało. Jak myślicie na co się przesiedli właściciele? Na te małe śmieszne azjatyckie pseudo suvy?
@@mariopenev54 Poor quality, underpowered, not reliable as lets say 2.7crd or 4.0, shitty italian motor, and much more problems, u can do some research.
@@mcplutt @mcplutt it has aesthetic features that I have only seen on the most recent models (white gauges and front grille with chrome inserts). Looking back at the video however, the shifter is actually that of 3.1
Yo tengo uno desde el 2018 y la verdad es que da muchos problemas, llevaré invertido en él más de 6.000€, ahora mismo lo tengo en el taller le han puesto los tapones nuevos a los culatines, ahora hacen los tapones de latón reforzados y duran de por vida, pero el problema es que hay que desmontar el motor entero para hacerlo. El motor del Jeep Grand Cherokee 3.1 “VM”, tiene 6 culatines y cada culatin tiene 4 o 5 tapones pequeños que con el paso del tiempo se van erosionando y pierden agua, lo que puede derivar en junta culata (mezclar el aceite con el agua). Al mío le han sacado el motor, le han sacado uno a uno los seis culatines, los han limpiado y les han puesto sus tapones reforzados nuevos. Es un coche muy muy divertido de conducir, pero tienes que tener dinero para poder mantenerlo. A demás, gasta bastante gasaoil. Espero haberle ayudado. Para cualquier otra duda escríbame por aquí.
@@mcpluttdo you still have it? I currently have a LandRover Freelander 1. Year: 2000. I am really wanting a Cherokee but I am always afraid I will be exchanging one “bomb” for another one 😅