Characteristics Jeep Cherokee

Jeep Cherokee (Jeep Cherokee), appeared in 1983, at the time of the company Jeep part of American Motors Corporation (AMC), became the first compact SUV. Over the years of production, the car has deserved confidence not only ordinary consumers, but also organizations and government agencies. According to AMC initial plans, Grand Cherokee should have replaced this model, but after the merger of Chrysler and AMC companies, the leadership decided to continue the Cherokee line as a recognized player in the SUV market. The new generation appeared in 1997 received a new design of the front and rear parts, a new lifting back door, a new dashboard and a new torpedo, but still remained an easily recognizable descendant of the first Cherokee. In 1999, the appearance of Cherokee Sport version was updated, having received bumpers in body color, wheel arch expansion, a new grille and edging headlights. Jeep Liberty (Jeep Liberty) is a compact SUV, which occupies a place between the traditional Jeep Wrangler and the flagship Jeep Grand Cherokee. The model is a product of more than 60 years of company experience in creating SUVs. The premiere of Liberty took place in the spring of 2001 as a replacement of Cherokee. In 2007, the model survived the first major update, receiving new appearance and becoming more angular, in the style of classic Jeep.