Used Jeep Liberty for Sale

I purchased the Jeep with around 130,000 miles on it. It now has close to 170,000. I believe I can get 250,000 at least if I continue to maintain it well. I have never had a problem with it even with regular long trips. The four wheel drive has come in handy multiple times, and it has plenty of space for a group of people or when I need to bring my two dogs with me. The cargo area can fit enough luggage for 5 people for 2 weeks. The car can also be used for tailgating, which is nice. It can tow a small trailer or boat when necessary, although I have only done this once. In addition it is enjoyable to drive everyday. It drives like a true Jeep, which is a unique experience for those who have never driven a Jeep Wrangler or the Liberty. It was also a lot less expensive than a Wrangler would have been, and in my opinion much more utilitarian. It has a manual transmission, something that is offered in very few SUVs. I would not purchase another car without a manual transmission, although I have in the past. I just enjoy the manual much more. I wanted a small SUV that could do anything with a manual transmission and this Jeep has fit the bill perfectly. My only regrets are when I can't take the doors and roof off in the summer, like I could with a Wrangler.

My Jeep Liberty has been a fun car to drive over the years, whether I was taking it to a game to tailgate or driving it across the country to visit family. I've put a lot of miles on it and had to put some money into it to keep it running—the last time was around 3K at around 140K miles. It's at about 151K now and going strong—hoping to get another 30K miles out of it before it is time to trade it in.

Though the vehicle is both comfortable and attractive, the automobile is highly unreliable and has many recalls. It has been in the repair shop often before it hit 200,000 miles.