Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo Usados en Venta

I purchased a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo about 2 years ago and overall, I have been very happy with this vehicle. It seems to be very solidly built. The interior is very comfortable for long rides. I have driven from Indiana to California in it and was much more comfortable than when I have taken smaller size vehicles for much shorter distances. Also, the perspective on the road is great, as compared to a standard automobile. There are a lot of options available with the vehicle, such as the entertainment system, 4 wheel drive, and a variety of safety and theft options and features. The engine has been solid as a rock. In the two years I've had it, I've had to do little other than routine maintenance. I did replace the steering pump and the battery, but those were easy and fairly low cost. The fuel economy does leave something to be desired. It burns through a lot of gas, getting about 20mpg highway and 10-13mpg in the city. However, the engine has a lot of pickup and performs very well when traveling at highway speeds for many hours at a time. There is a lot of cargo room, especially in the back. The back is roomy enough that two people can even sleep back there if you're traveling and you don't want to pay for a hotel - though I don't necessarily recommend it. While I have not done it, I'm also aware this Jeep has the power and traction needed for off-roading, which makes me feel much more secure about traveling through some of the treacherous mountainsides in California.

I am a current owner of a 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo 4.0L 4WD optional vehicle. Never once have I encountered a major problem with my ride. All though I do small maintenance and check ups every week. My work requires long distance trips, including snow and ice roads. If you're looking for something reliable, or for an off road sport this is the jeep that will take you cross country with luxury. The stock mpg specs of this jeep model for 16 City and 22 Hwy. This is fair fuel consumption for an 2003 model. The motor is made out of cast iron block. Not aluminum based, it would be extremely hard to break the motor while hauling heavy loads on tailors moving trips etc. There are 2 different motor setups with the same model. They both inquire the same amount of gas City and Hwy. If you like jeep and would like to install aftermarket products to your engine or looks, it will fit a nice style and have some fantastic horse power.