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2001 Jeep Cherokee Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l "sharp!" on 2040-cars
Year:2001
Mileage:149000
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Up for sale is my ***one of a kind*** 2001 Jeep Cherokee with 148k miles. This is the last year jeep made the Cherokee model rare 4.0L inline straight six engine, automatic trans and 149k miles. Truck is extremely reliable and in great condition. Originally dark blue but I gave it a new two tone two stage with clear coat blue-silver paint job. Very dependable vehicle that I took really good care of always serviced, washed and well taken care of. Previous owner was my 90 year old grandfather. New rainX wipers & Brand NEW tires with full tread spare in back. 4 wheel drive which is incredible in the snow/wet conditions. Motor and trans are very strong with clean fluids. Mechanic consistently went over the truck with a comb. Absolutely no leaks or mechanical issues. Equipped with a 4.0L 6 cylinder engine that runs like a top, jeeps most dependable motor known as one of the best motors ever built in the car industry. This engine is commonly called the "bulletproof" by Jeep enthusiasts over the past 20+ years due to the fact that it has proved itself by running 250+ miles time and time again with an indestructible transmission. I met a guy who had a 90's Cherokee with 357k original. Sad to see it go, this truck has been great to me. Set a low reserve, truck is priced to sell! Trades welcome. Highest bidder wins it or best reasonable offer. Please feel free to call/text me at 732-977-6448 or message me through eBay with any questions, concerns, more pictures or ~~~ to coordinate an immediate test drive.
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