For today’s Throwback Thursday we have a vintage 1987 to gawk at. It is amazing how far the Jeep Wrangler has come in such short time. I can only imagine what the next generation will look like when we look back in another ten or twenty years.
Vintage 1987 Jeep Wrangler
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Source: About.com
There’s comes a time when you write about something, and look at something, that’s coming out and realize you’ve dissected all you can really get off other people’s assessment and photos. That’s when frustration sets in and you just tap your foot while waiting for the clock to click down. Anticipation has been replaced by wanting to have it already. Think of it like a kid anxiously waiting for that new train set they know is downstairs but they have to wait for Santa to put it under the tree so they can feign surprise in the morning. Yeah, just like that. Anyway, this tangent is supposed to set up just wanting the 2014 Jeep Cherokee to get here already.
What’s left to even hype up at this point? The look, and the changes that come with it, have been examined to an absurd level. Well, the next news trickling out of the Jeep PR machine is the mileage information.
The 2.4-liter standard engine that is available with the Jeep Cherokee is said to get 22 miles per gallon in the city and 31 mpg on the highway. The four-wheel drive version lessens the mpg to 21 in the city and 28 on the highway. In comparison, the higher performance engine, the 3.2-liter Pentastar V6, gets a city mpg of 19 and highway mpg of 28. The four-drive version gets 19 city mpg and 28 highway mpg.
In terms of stacking up to the competition, the Jeep Cherokee holds up. The Chevy Equinox with standard engine gets 22 in the city and 32 highway mpg.
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Source: Automotive Discovery
One of the hottest topics of discussion for the 2014 Jeep Cherokee has been the look of it. Jeep took a massive step away from the normal look and it upsets some fans. After having time to dwell on and take in the new look, Jeep fans then wondered if changing the look would have any impact on performance, the hallmark of why people drive Jeep in the first place. According to one review, a redesign doesn’t mean that the focus on high-performance has been lost.
News Day published the saga of one reviewer’s trip to Utah to give the 2014 Jeep Cherokee a thorough drive through rugged terrain. In fact, the trail he was able to take the new Jeep on was in Moab, Utah, which is renowned for having the best kind of terrain to really test out the capabilities of a Jeep.
This was the aspect that surprised the writer, David Thomas, the most. That a vehicle like the 2014 Jeep Cherokee that saw such a redesign was still able to handle itself so well.
The 2014 Jeep Cherokee will feature two engine options. Standard on the Cherokee is the 184-horsepower, 2.4-liter four cylinder. Also available will be the 271-hp, 3.2-liter V-6. While the standard engine offering will do the driver just fine, if they want real power and strength that Jeep is known for, then the only option is the V-6.
The overall impression with the 2014 Jeep Cherokee both on and off the road was very favored. Read the full reviews for yourself to see why the writer was so very impressed with the new Jeep, regardless of the new look.
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