Reminiscing...

[swampdodo]

1984 Jeep Cherokee Reimagines the 4x4 for a New Age

I had a later version...2000 2dr 4.0L...miss it...wish I still had it...solid front axle baby! Pot holes, curbs, ruts, Civics...blah!

 

[JLTD]

Quite a run, from '84 to '02.

Jeep doesn't make that level of quality any more.

 

[graysquirrel]

Memories ...

I had a 92 cherokee when I lived in South Dakota. I could not get that thing stuck in the winter time. No matter how bad the roads were, it keep on going.

 

[Deuxdiesel]

I am sure there is a market for honest, basic 4x4's still, but probably not big enough for any mfg. to do it- the Roxor is the closest so far, but getting those road legal is not a small challenge.

 

[Ogre75]

I am sure there is a market for honest, basic 4x4's still, but probably not big enough for any mfg. to do it- the Roxor is the closest so far, but getting those road legal is not a small challenge.

Not to mention they just lost a legal battle with FCA because they look too much like a jeep... duh... Not sure what the affect will be on their market in NA. I do like them though. I'd definately consider one if I was looking to buy a side by side.

 

[Deuxdiesel]

Not to mention they just lost a legal battle with FCA because they look too much like a jeep... duh... Not sure what the affect will be on their market in NA. I do like them though. I'd definately consider one if I was looking to buy a side by side.

So far all Mahindra had to do was change the grill. Personally, it looks much better with the FJ style grill than the previous one.

 

[Ogre75]

So far all Mahindra had to do was change the grill. Personally, it looks much better with the FJ style grill than the previous one.

https://www.automobilemag.com/news/jeep-mahindra-roxor-infringement-case-update/