Used Jeep Liberty for Sale

Overall, I really like my 2008 Jeep Liberty Sport. It's attractive and rugged without screaming redneck, and definitely not a typical soccer mom buggy which is a major plus. It has a smooth ride, comfortable cabin, attractive interior. It's easy to get serviced and the parts aren't super expensive. It's fun to drive, and handles well in the snow. The thing is, though, the gas mileage is bad. For this type of mileage, there are SUVs out there that have much bigger cargo space. This is a niche Jeep that stands out mainly because of looks, but nowhere else.

The Jeep Liberty is a good car. Ours has over 124,000 miles and has only a few problems. There was a problem with the Jeep a few years back where it got stuck in four-wheel drive. The mechanic replaced some piece of the drive for under $300, and we have not had any other problems. The only other things we have done are basic maintenance items like oil changes, etc. The Jeep Liberty has ample storage room. It can easily fit five people and still have plenty of room in the back for sports equipment or camping fear. It is comfortable for short and medium drives. After four or more hours, the design of the drivers seat becomes uncomfortable. The Jeep Liberty drives well in many conditions. It drives well on ice and snow. Overall, the Jeep Liberty has good turning ability and is easy to drive. For a larger and older model car, it does not get the best gas mileage. For around town driving, the Jeep Liberty only gets about 15 miles per gallon. But for the room and age, that is pretty typically. On the highway, the Jeep Liberty gets closer to 20 miles per gallon.

This is a great vehicle for every day use. It can handle all sorts of terrain and weather of any season. I feel safe when driving myself, friends, and family various distances and the ride is enjoyable. It's a bit outdated by now, but it does everything a reliable car should. As long as it is getting me from A to be, it is hard to ask for more than that.