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Originally Posted by kfs-4runner
I do not necessarily disagree with your statement, especially your closing comment. I do however think that the Cherokee is a substitute for the 4Runner while the Wrangler may be less so. While I believe it is now built on a car body the Cherokee line certainly represents an alternative to the 4Runner especially for those who might consider 2WD 4Runner. In any event, the entrance of the Bronco in the market will certainly impact everyone in the market space if the hype and apparent anticipation in the market extends into robust sales.
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Yeah, I get you. I was referring to BOF vehicles, trucks - wasn't even thinking of the Cherokee, had the Wrangler in my brain. I agree that the Cherokee is probably comparable in snow and such. I'm not familiar with how it does off road.
