Actually Thai,the Jeep Cherokees both regular and Grand varieties are all over the place here in Colorado so even tho' I'm not a Jeep fan the Jeep SUV belongs on the list.
Actually Thai,the Jeep Cherokees both regular and Grand varieties are all over the place here in Colorado so even tho' I'm not a Jeep fan the Jeep SUV belongs on the list.
Hmmm, good point. However, are the Jeeps being used as trail rigs, or are they used as daily drivers? For me, a long-lasting vehicle is one that is still safe to drive after 100k miles.
At my work our people drive on the job with their own cars. We have a Ford Explorer, RAV4, Pathfinder with over 300,000 miles. The Explorer is the one that looks to be in sad shape, still 300,000 is 300,000. One guy has a Grand Cherokee, in-line 6 with 250,000 miles, (it is for sale, I cannot imagine what it is worth). The RAV4 has had some major work done on it, but it actually has 320,000 miles and no plans to get rid of it.
All of these cars are on the list, so I guess I won't argue too much with the list.
actually a lot of them are being used for both.
i'm still a member of NAXJA (north american XJ association) and a lot of the colorado guys still DD their cherokees.....actually probably over half the folks active on the boards do.
Hmmm, good point. However, are the Jeeps being used as trail rigs, or are they used as daily drivers? For me, a long-lasting vehicle is one that is still safe to drive after 100k miles.
Hey, I think I remember 'seeing' you on NAXJA...I post there sometimes (thebrick) since I have 2000 XJ (approaching 190K miles) as well as the '05 T4R. My XJ is part DD and part 'tinker' machine.