2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Reviews and Owner Comments

I have a 2004 jeep grand cherokee laredo and belive me will be the last jeep or chrysler i will ever buy. In the past 3 years ive spent thousands of dollars to fix it. From eletcrical,to suspension, transmition and so on. It was my biggest mistake, after it hit 75000 miles it has been a nightmare

My 2004 Grand Cherokee Limited has everything you could possibly want in a car - SUV versatility, smooth handling, comfortable seats, all the bells and whistles. Have only had minor problems with it, seems normal to me, and as for a "death wobble", I drove a Pathfinder a couple of months ago with the same problem - people who think they know how to fix things and fixing the WRONG thing; it can really get expensive. My advice, get a good mechanic, and if you have to save money, just pay them for the diagnosis. Most smaller shops will do it for you. As for mine, I've replaced three window regulators (one twice on the same window) - don't slam the doors so hard, its not necessary and they will last longer; water pump a few years ago, normal wear and tear on brakes and ONLY ONE TUNEUP IN 157K! The car starts and runs reliably every single time! I had an A/C leak that I had to have fixed a couple of times - wasn't the car, it was the mechanic who didn't fix it right the first two times. Anyway, had the car since it had 44K, drive it everywhere, even tho we have 3 other vehicles, put over 100k on it myself, expect to put another 100k. If you're driving a 20 year old car, guess what, its going to need repairs! I love my jeep, my sister bought a Liberty that she loves, and my brother has a 2000 Cherokee sport that he loves. We are a Jeep family now and from here on out!