Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7 V8 Limited

A true 4x4 with lots to offer, i'm going to drive mine to Hungary soon (1100 miles) so it will cost a bit in fuel, i dont care i'll be in total comfort. Had no problems with my jeep in the 2 years i've owned it, only the normal runing costs, tyre's, filters, oil and spark plugs. Fully loaded with all the things you could ask for, fitted a 7" single din dvd/usb/radio in mine, such an easy job to do. One down side is the drivers heated seat dosen't work. Start that V8 and listen to a real engine roar, pure power, great in wintry conditions with the quadratrak four wheel drive, def gonna buy another as my next car, but with an lpg conversion. Happy driving jeepsters.

I recently bought my jeep as I love to drive. I dont actually need my truck so can live with the niggles you get at 83K.

Living in town I'm getting a glorious 12.8mpg, dont expect anything better! No real problems to report other than the standard ones and those I knew when I got it. Heated seats dont work, breaks squeak until warm and for some reason it takes an age to demist the windscreen. One problem I've found is that it has an unsettling tendancy to ground out at the front due to the soft suspension.

Other than that this is a true muscle truck, very potent and impressive, scares most people out of the way and you will get to know the girl at Shell very well. If you can afford one get it! Any performance parts need to be sourced from the states and are sparse there too.

i had my jeep for 3 years 115k miles and the only thing ive changed was my water pump and i have really used it off road

I've had my 4.7 V8 Ltd Edition Grander for 3 years, have just started shopping for another car, but just cannot find one to match mine. It's luxurious to drive, quick off the mark, handles our scottish roads very well, is very roomy in the rear for my 2 large dogs and is a perfect motor. The roar of the V8 is awsesome!! Generally, one of the best motors i've owned, apart from the braking system in mine is a nightmare!!

I bought a 1999 Grand Cherokee Limited (WJ) 4.7 V8 with LPG.Beautifully smooth to drive, usual 4x4 lean in the corners if pushed but always feels sure footed. It came with a few niggles, mainly the bonnet and tailgate struts but these are quite cheap to replace. The vehicle is spacious and very comfortable, as for the sound of that lazy V8 burbling away..oh..music to my ears, I admit I would hate to run this if it were Petrol only, it costs £80 to fill the petrol tank, however, I also have a 70 litre LPG tank in the spare wheel well and that costs a mere £35 to fill and which is giving me the equivelent of 42 MPG... with no noticeable drop in performance.Overall, a well appointed, comfortable and stylish barge..I love Mine ..

Just bought a Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.7 V8 Limited second hand with 64k on the clock...my god what a dream to drive 4.7 V8 bugger the fuel cost's, it's to good to not drive

I wanted a 4 x 4 and cosidered a Range Rover but when comparing spec and price there is no comparison the Jeep wins hands down.why pay 1000's more for a RR which is going to be plauged with faults. A true luxury cruiser, 4 x 4, saloon fully loaded and affordable. Only bad point is you have to park up now and again and get out when you get home!

Good vehicle exelent to drive. I dont know what to say as I havn't found any bad points yet few odd niggle little things but nothing to worry about.

It's a splended vehicle to drive but then it is a V8 a proper one. I love it to bits.

I haven't included the size and fuel economy as bad points as what do you expect out of a two tonne V8 petrol 4x4? This car does everything. It cruises great, it's safe as houses to drive (and about as big as one) and you can get five in comfortably. Over a long journey, the armchair seats, whisper quiet cabin and V8 ticking over at 1900rpm at 70mph leave you feeling fresh and dare I say even rested. It's very solidly built too. The problem for me is, it cost £32K new, and is only worth £14K after 3 years. OUCH! I'm lucky I use my dad's and don't own one!