2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Pros: Driving experience, off road capabilities, navigation systems, satellite radio
Cons: gas mileage

I love the design. It is fun to drive and the features are great. This SUV is exceptional off road.

Pros: Looks good, so far have had zero mechanical problems after 21 months.
Cons: Terrible gas mileage, lacks adequate leg room for taller drivers, very cramped back seat.

In January 2004 I purchased a new 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland, which comes factory loaded with all the bells & whistles. Since then I have experienced an average of 10-11 MPG, which the dealer has been unable to correct, or explain. I have spent much of my life on the road, and this is the worst MPG I have ever experienced in any of the many vehicles I have owned over the past 50 years. Also, at 6' 1", I find the leg room a bit cramped when driving more than just a few miles. The interior looks ok, but seems to lack a real feeling of quality in construction and materials. Road and wind noise is also very noticeable at highway speeds, and distracts for the quite ride one would expect from a vehicle in this price range. I have always wanted a Jeep Cherokee, but this has proven to be a big disappointment.

Pros: Great 4x4 system, Hot looks, well built interior, decent gas mileage for a two-ton SUV.
Cons: Dash lay-out somewhat hard to see.

Just picked up my 2004 Laredo a couple weeks ago, and it was worth every penny.
I went with the Quadra-Trac 2 all-time four wheel drive, and it makes off-roading simple. I've taken it through sand I've seen swallow lesser sport-utes, and it barely even kicked up any dust. You keep feeling like you should be doing something to make it dig through that sand... but the system figures it all out for you.
So far I have had no problems with anything.
I was hesitant to get the 6-cylinder, but it has all the power it needs and more.
The only thing I've encountered I would change is the location of some instruments, my height (5'9") makes the steering wheel block out the top of some instruments, including the turn signal indicators.
You know when someone looks THAT hard for something to dislike it's a great car.
If you're on the fence, take the plunge. It's all a Jeep needs to be, and more.

Pros: Excellent handling, Reliable, never dies
Cons: Gas is expensive in any car and this one is no exception

I bought my 2004 from a chrysler jeep dodge place in northern california. since then, i have never had any problems with it and it took a serious hit with little to no damage when i was hit from behind this summer, the person's car who hit us had a very messed up hood and engine though. If you are looking for a safe car that looks gorgeous, this would be it. I love this jeep, i have never felt so safe, and the only thing i hate is being without it.

Pros: Great off road capability, nice ride, comfortable.
Cons: Poor reliability, of course. Poor gas mileage.

It has 11,000 miles and I'm taking it into the shop for the second time today. Apparently has some kind of intermittent computer problem.

Pros: Performance, ride, seat comfort and design
Cons: No rear seat air/heat controls or vents.

Excellent ride, power and comfort. Replaced a 98 Mercury Mountaineer and there is no comparison. Definitely would buy one again.

Pros: Stylish, spacious seating for 4, well designed interior
Cons: poorly constructed, plastic ground effects get stained, warranty does not cover everything (read fine print)

The problems with Jeep? Where should I start? First, I spent $1800 on a new camshaft and I tried to use the Powertrain Warranty but apparently that is not covered in the warranty, second, brakes! I have had to replace the brakes and rotors twice since I bought it two years ago. I also have a 1998 Chevy Blazer and I have never had a single problem with it. I have replaced brake pads and a windshield wiper motor, total of $500 in the 9 years that I have owned it. I contacted Chrysler to let them know of the problems I have had and a Public Relations Rep e-mailed me back apologizing for the problem. I needed more assurance that I bought a quality product than a apology. My wife and I are trading in the Jeep as soon as we can get it new tires. If you have a Jeep product I suggest you get rid of it and if you are thinking of buying one, DON'T!.

Pros: Dependability,Power and Comfort create a great package.
Cons: Mileage,Plenty of Power and it just begs you to use it

I bought this Jeep with 63K on the clock. I have owned it for 6 months with absolutely nothing but good things to say.I have owned CJ's and still own a "offroad only" highly modified (V8,D60's etc) YJ but this is way out of their league. Power and Comfort are great. The fit and finish are very respectable. Overall quality seems very good.