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Posted: 7/25/2005 10:24:52 AM EDT
I wanted the new cherokee but it seemed small the Commander is the best bet.. And Also American mAde!
Click on me for PIX Exterior Dimensions Length: Wheelbase 109.5 Overall length 188.5 Width: Overall width 89.0 Track, front/rear 62.6/62.6 Height: Overall height 71.9 Ground clearance (rear axle): 8.6 Approach/departure angle 34°/27° Breakover angle 20° Interior Dimensions (inches unless otherwise specified) Head room, front / 2nd row / 3rd row 42.1 / 40.2 / 35.7 Legroom, front / 2nd row / 3rd row 41.7 / 36.1 / 28.9 Shoulder room, front / 2nd row / 3rd row 59.0 / 58.5 / 50.4 Hip room, front / 2nd row / 3rd row 55.6 / 54.0 / 57.4 Maximum cargo volume (cu ft) 68.7 Seating capacity 7 Functional Fuel economy, estimated City/highway 3.7-liter V6 16/19 4.7-liter V8 14/19 5.7-liter HEMI® V8 13/18 Capacities/weights Load floor height, inches 36.2 Fuel tank capacity, gallons 20.5 Maximum payload with all occupants and cargo, pounds 1,620 Base curb weight, pounds Two-wheel drive 4,581 Four-wheel drive 4,783 Towing Data Gross trailer weight rating, pounds 3.7-liter V6, 2WD/4WD 3,500 4.7-liter V8, 2WD/4WD 6,500 5.7-liter HEMI® V8, 4WD 7,200 Tongue load limit, pounds (V6/V8) 525/750 Commander and Commander Limited standard equipment 17-inch cast-aluminum wheels Four-wheel brake traction control (4WD models) Tire pressure monitoring system Electronic stability program (ESP) with electronic roll mitigation* Side occupant protection system with side curtain airbags † Commander (standard equipment) 3.7-liter V6, 210 hp with five-speed automatic Quadra-Trac I® full-time transfer case (4WD models) Commander (available equipment) 4.7-liter V8, 235 hp with five-speed automatic (including tow/haul mode) Quadra-Trac II® Active 4WD (4WD models - with Trail Rated badge) Boston Acoustics premium sound system AM/FM/RDS with six-disc CD/MP3 player Power sunroof with CommandView skylights Fog lamps Commander Limited (standard equipment) 4.7-liter V8, 235 hp with five-speed automatic (including tow/haul mode) Quadra-Trac II® Active 4WD (4WD models - with Trail Rated badge) Boston Acoustics premium sound system AM/FM/RDS with six-disc CD/MP3 player Infrared dual zone climate control with solar-sensing function Sycamore interior trim Luxury leather-trimmed seats Rain-sensitive automatic wipers Jeep® memory system SmartBeam™ intelligent headlamps Fog lamps ParkSense™ rear park assist system § Power sunroof with CommandView skylights Commander Limited (available equipment) 5.7-liter HEMI® V8, 330 hp with Multi-Displacement System (MDS) Quadra-Drive II® Active 4WD with electronic limited-slip differentials (ELSD) Commander and Commander Limited (available equipment) UConnect™ hands-free communication DVD rear-seat entertainment system Navigation system with large color screen |
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No thanks, I'd buy a Land Rover, you know, the vehicle that the Commander tried to look like?
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In before the mods involuntarily deport your thread to the new "cars & bikes" forum, as they did with this thread of mine
Subaru Tribeca thread |
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Do u mean the LR3?? I have seen in 3 seperate occasions in the middle of the freeway Air ride suspension failure and something leaking nasty from the bottom. |
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UGGG!
That thing fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down. |
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I didn't endorse it or praise the vehicle. If I had the money for an LR3, you'd better beleive I'd wise up and buy a Silverado. |
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Jeep screwed the pooch when they dropped the 4.0 liter inline 6 cyl. and the AW5 auto trany. They also stopped putting out front axles with carriers.
Get a Cherokee. They are bullet-proof! |
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Cherokee is too small.. And i dont need a truck.Already got a tundra
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Biggest POS on the road. I know...I've owned two. You'll get to know the service manager very well and he'll put more miles on your vehicle than you will. And as an added bonus, you'll get an oil reservoir in your garage because they leak more oil than they burn. |
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That Jeep looks like something my cats would shit out in the litter box
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I'll take a pass on the Jeep-of-the-week. If that's the kind of vehicle you're after, get a Cherokee with the 4.0 and solid axles and woof it up. |
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+1 |
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As usual, the marketplace will pass by all you naysayers that whine about Jeeps being ghey and useless soccermommobiles ever since the Liberty.
BTW, there's plenty of Libertys running around the west already modded as seriously as any old Cherokee or CJ and climbing boulders. |
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every couple of years jeep puts out a STUNNING concept vehicle, which they fail to put into production.
the commander isn't one of them. |
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Huge +1! I had 30k in cash waiting for a production Jeepster. Oh well. 2001 XJ it is... |
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Well, if it can haul those two fatasses around, then I guess moving my 1/4 cord of wood will be no problem!
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Three rows of seating? Are you hauling a basketball team around with you?
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The Gladiator I'd buy in a heart-beat. The Commander is just another big SUV. |
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+2 |
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Looks like a cross between a Cherokee & a Trooper
I'd pass an get an older Cherokee |
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That hing looks like an H3! Or vice versa... |
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I want that truck so very badly. Should never have dropped the Comanche in the first place. Shouldn't have dropped the regular Cherokee either. Jim |
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I need the cargo space |
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+3 are they even going to produce it? |
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Not likely.... it's too cool looking. Why put out something people would actually want. It does have a Hummer look to it, but I think this is way cooler... as long as the price tag isn't like a Hummer it might blow Hummer sales right out of the water. |
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Wife claims she's trading in her RX8 for that Jeep Gladiator. I'll just stick to my Dodge diesel.
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Ugly as hell, but it's still a Jeep, and that's a good thing. But of all Jeeps I'd like the Hurricane.
2 5.7 Hemis, 670 hp, 740 lb-ft, 4 wheel steer, ...........OH MY GOD A Rescue or Gladiator would be a close second. ]www.jeep.com/autoshow/concept_cars/hurricane/[url/] ]www.rockcrawler.com/reviews/jeep/hurricane/naias_2005/index.asp[url/] ETA: Sorry I can't seem to get the links to work. |
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That looks like the Mad Max Special Forces Edition Jeep. JEE-ZUS!! |
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It's like they designed a capable 4WD vehicle, then crashed a luxury car into the interior
They should sell 2 other versions "The Pretender" take away the 4wd etc. Just leave it looking like it is. This should satisfy most SUV buyers, 98% off which think "Off-road" is a dirty word. For the other 2% an AWD system should be an option. "The BasiX" (Note the cool "X" to pull in status seekers........" Get rid of the sound system, sunroofs, leather seats, "climate control", ESP, side curtain airbags, smart lights, fog lights etc. A roll cage goes in. A 2 speaker stereo is installed, speakers hang from the roll cage. Fog lights are at least 4", round, and attached to the top of the front bumper, between and just below the headlights................like God intended. Drain holes in the floor............that is uncarpeted. |
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Rhino-liner interior... and exterior as an option. No worried about soggy carpeting or scratched paint. |
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+1 Probably wouldn't have to worry about rust here in the rust belt either. WIZZO |
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