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Originally Posted by Ksyrup
We rode in a Lyft with a guy who had a Grand Cherokee. I asked him what he thought of it and he spent the entire 30 minutes talking about what a piece of shit it was. But he had a brother who worked at a dealership and got him him a deal on another SUV to drive while that one was in the shop 75% of the time he owned it. I was thankful it didn't break down on our ride.
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My jeep was a 2010 and here are the things I remember having done between the time I bought it 2016 and got rid of it in 2021:
Electrical system replaced entirely
Some extensive transmission work
Radiator replaced
Rear shocks, struts, ect replaced
Water pump replaced
Driver side power window needed work
Multiple oil leaks fixed at various times
I'm sure there's more, but that's what I remember. It was a 3.7L V6 that got me about 15mpg on average and performed far worse in the PNW rain/snow than the 3 cylinder 1.5L Bronco Sport that I have now.