Jeep Cherokee Station Wagon review
At a glance
| Price new | £17,830 - £23,855 |
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| Used prices | £429 - £2,200 |
| Road tax cost | £415 - £735 |
| Insurance group | 22 - 28 |
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| Fuel economy | Not tested to latest standards |
| Range | 293 - 508 miles |
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Available fuel types
Petrol
Diesel
Pros & cons
Strong off-road ability, good standard equipment levels, decent diesel models
Thirsty petrol engines, dated and low-rent interior, not particularly spacious, lacks sophistication on road
Jeep Cherokee (01-07) rivals
Overview
The 2001 Cherokee was a departure from the endearingly boxy design of its predecessor – so much that the company had to give it a different name, Jeep Liberty, in North America. The rounded styling at the front gives the Cherokee a less rugged look than before, but it’s certainly as capable an off-road tool as ever. Marketed as a rival to top-end first-generation Land Rover Freelanders and Toyota RAV4s, the Cherokee feels a rather less sophisticated performer, being noisy, thirsty and feeling top heavy.
It also lacks the interior space of cars like the Honda CR-V and Nissan X-Trail while few of the engines manage to return acceptable economy.
