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Jeep Liberty

The jeep liberty has been in production since 2002, and it is supposed to be the replacement for the discontinued jeep cherokee. The liberty is a four-door compact SUV that is larger than the Patriot/Compass but is smaller than the Grand Cherokee. The jeep liberty comes in four-wheel and two-wheel drive trims and varies in features from trim to trim. The liberty also comes with standard or automatic transmission, depending on the trim and price of the liberty. The liberty, pre-2008 model year, had a 4-cylinder engine option, but in liberty models in the 2008 model year are 6-cylinder engines because the Patriot and Compass replaced the liberty as the 4-cylinder jeep vehicles. The 2008 model is completely different design from the earlier models. The both liberty designs are good vehicles for anybody who needs a good off road capable SUV, but does not was a huge vehicle, with four-wheel drive. There were also diesel models available, but those have been discontinued and banned in a few states because of diesel emission standards. The most basic, newest model costs $21,340, and can cost as much as $29,480. If you cannot afford the newest model, there are plenty of used jeep liberties that are available. You can find a jeep liberty at jeep dealerships, used car lots, in automotive magazine classifieds, on online automotive classifieds, and on online auction sites. You should make sure that the place where you buy your jeep liberty will sell you a reliable vehicle for your money.