Used Jeep Cherokee Sport for Sale

We bought our Jeep Cherokee Sport new in 2016 and have put about 10,000 miles on it since then. This was our first ever new car purchase, and we have been mostly happy about it. There are a few things that we absolutely love and a few things we would change. The interior of the car is very easy to clean and stays looking nice even with two kids in and out of the car constantly. The touchscreen for the stereo has always been very responsive and works well, and the rear view camera is always crystal clear and works very well in night time settings, as well. There is enough foot room in the back for our daughter, who is in a booster seat, to still be comfortable and for us to have our seats where we need them, and our son's infant car seat also fits well. The air conditioner is ice cold, and it is great for our 110-degree summer days. There are a few things that have been issues, though, such as the high idle, which is probably the most worrisome issue we have had. After about eight months of owning it, the idle became loud, and we could hear it with the windows up and the A/C going full blast. There have been no issues with performance that we have seen, but it does trouble us some. The cruise control seems to accelerate by itself when going down hills, instead of slowing down as it should. If I have the cruise control set to 65 and go down a 2% grade, it will accelerate to 75 very quickly before I have a chance to tap the break and release the cruise control, which can be scary when you have children in the car with you. This seems to be an issue that a lot of Jeep owners experience. There also is not enough room in the cargo area for an average family of four to go on a weekend trip. We are constantly having to store stuff on the floor boards in the back seats because we just don't have enough room in the cargo area for a weekend worth of things, and we pack lightly. Overall, our experience has been great, and although there are a couple minor issues, they aren't anything exceptional, and they will definitely be something we can live with until it is time to upgrade.

I brought my first Jeep Cherokee Sport in 2007, it was my first SUV and I loved it so much I brought a second five years later. The SUV can seat up to five people, has a fold down back seat that increases its storage capacity, can go off-roading and has 4-wheel drive that can handle almost any snow storm. Its cabin holds heat well during the winter and it soft cloth and leather seats are very comfortable. It is exceedingly fun to drive and can accelerate very quickly and can turn on a dime. The Sport edition of the Jeep Cherokee was discontinued after 2001, but I have not found another model as durable, I went almost three years without a repair bill when I first bought the car. When I did have to take the car to the shop parts, with the exception of the tires, were inexpensive. The only drawbacks to the SUV are: the gasoline consumption (you can expect to be at the gas station a lot), carbon footprint , and air conditioning ( which does go out frequently, but you don't need it because the windows offer a great eco-friendly alternative).