First the pros of the car. It is very easy to drive. The turning radius is very decent and the steering is effortless. It has plenty of room inside, but it's not so big that it is hard to park or maneuver. The backseats fold down to increase the storage space. Comes in handy if you do not want to take your fishing rods apart. The 4WD system is OUTSTANDING. I have the full time system, and have never had trouble with snow or mud. The interior materials feel well made and the seats are comfortable. On the road, the ride is smooth and quiet. Now, the cons. First, the performance of this car is subpar. I have the 3.7L V6, and it is woefully underpowered. Push the pedal to the floor and you will be met with a lag before you start to accelerate. Once the car starts to accelerate it is very slow. Not a good car where you will be doing significant commuting on busy roads. Second, this car is THIRSTY. The estimated MPG is low, but I struggle to even get those numbers and I don't drive aggressively. Finally, I have had some reliability issues. Oxygen sensors, starters, and the sway bar have all given me problems.

My vehicle is a 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee with an inline six-cylinder engine. For the make of this car, any car that was produced has the inline six instead of the v6. The vehicle is very comfortable and has a lot of room. It runs great. I didn't like that the tires on it when I purchased it were so large. It caused me not to have a very good turn radius.