The car is in great shape for being over 10 years old. The latch system for child car seats is easier and safer than using the old way of weaving a seat belt in through and around the car seat. I've had no major issues with the mechanics of the car. Standard maintenance is easy; unlike smaller cars that you have to practically remove the engine just to change a spark plug

I love my Jeep. As a relatively short person, it can be difficult in some vehicles to adjust the seat so that I can reach the pedals and see clearly over the steering wheel. However, this has never been a problem with my Jeep Liberty. The vehicle build allows me to sit high, which helps with visibility, but also reach the pedals comfortability. The only issue is the slant of the windshield and where it sits sometimes feels super close to the driver. For instance, sometimes I feel like my face is only a few inches from the glass, even though that is not true. The four-wheel drive option is also extremely helpful as I live in a cold environment where the roads can get icy and snowy during the winter. In addition, it warms up really quick and does a good job of defrosting the front and rear windshield. Further, the Jeep has so much more space in the trunk than it looks like. I have hauled furniture, an entire dorm room full of stuff, and an entire storage unit worth of stuff before. I love that the car is small and easy to handle, but still useful in that regard. Last, I like how it drives. I always feel very safe and sometimes it surprises me how tight of turns the vehicle can make. In terms of dislikes, the clock somehow always runs slow. It is like it counts a minute as 61 seconds so that after a week it is off by like 5-7 minutes. Also, the gas mileage could be better.