The Jeep Cherokee is a slight departure from
the box type design that buyers identify Jeeps with. The Cherokee can be
called as a success story in the Australian car market with numerous
variants of this Jeep clocking high sales especially in Western
Australia.
Being a Jeep, it is mechanically tough and it can ride well on dirt
rods, rocky, wet, and marshy surfaces and has a high resale value in the
second hand market.
However its interior are not as inviting and appealing as a sedan.
Features like air conditioning, electric windows, music players, remote
central locking are included in all variants of the Jeep Cherokee.
The steering wheel can be adjusted for height while the seats are also
electronically adjustable .Adjustable seats enable drivers to have a
commanding view of the road giving them a greater sense of control.
Helpful features like the GPS navigation system enable drivers find the
shortest route to their destination.
The only drawback of the Cherokee that we could spot that the
engine noise becomes a bit loud when you begin to accelerate. Luggage
space has increased ever since the manufacturer has moved the spare
wheel outside to hang on the tailgate. In terms of price, it is not that
cheap as compared to its rival’s .In our opinion, you should go the
diesel variant as compared to the petrol model as it will give great
value for money.
Some limited edition models come with enhanced features like cruise
controls, front fog lamps, 16-inch alloy wheels, tyre pressure monitors,
and electronic stability controls. Features like electronic stability
control enable it to run smoothly on wet surfaces. The electronic
stability control features cut off engine power to correct the car’s
line during a skid caused by an emergency maneuver. The driver’s
seatbelt is equipped with a pretensioner that ensures the safety of the
occupant during a crash. Such features have found favor amongst buyers
making it one of the popular cars in the Australian car market..
