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I'm wondering about the super duty trucks that has those special editions such as king ranch and harley Davidson packages were not dedicated trims themselves

I have a 91 as well, just needs a paint job, slightly more miles at 174,000 lol

This was my first car, exactly the same right down to the color! No car will ever replace it!!

Very nice Grand Cherokee Summit with the HEMI V8 engine.

U forgot the Overdrive!

Really pretty exterior color specific to the summit package by the way this unibody Jeep has an awesome sounding 5.7 Hemi V8 rumble

How much you are selling the car

How did the Partnership concluded in 2010

so how much...$

Beautiful jeep suv with the overland package

Very cool to have that Tailgate option

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Regálamela 😊❤😊❤

No navigation?

what is that green light in the center of the speedometer?

I really love this car but I feel like the eldorado died in the previous generation. It slowly turned into this small deville coupe but is a beauty nonetheless the less and a very comfortable car.

I paid 13 995 mine 1990 $13.995 black nike swoop chrome bumber v6 3.0 liter stick tachometer 139995 was taxes licensed read go road

Just imagine if the transmission wasn't made out of paper and it was RWD. I'd still own mine.

Beautiful orange exterior color what's the name of the custom graphics

My grandma had the exact same SUV years back!

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In 1994 I was 22 and was shopping for my first car to by on my own. . I looked at these but my friend convinced me, also after a great test drive to get a 1990 Eagle Talon AWD Turbo. Though it was a fun car and very fast for a 22 yr old and long gone, I wish I could go back in time, and tell that 22 yr kid to by the red Toyota truck instead as it would run forever. Oh well...........

That headliner will need to be redone and there are other things but it looks great considering its age .

This is Ford Freestyle

i am 6’5 would i fit?

My favorite car

Price?

I still see plenty of these in the area i live in, I would rather have a 1st gen grand cherokee than a new one

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Nice wheels! 👍

That diesel truck is a beast!

Really nice tour of this truck the driver seat bolster shows a little wear beautiful two tone shadow gray with black on the bottom gotta love the sound of the International VT365 Known as the 6.0 Liter Powerstroke turbo diesel V8

What I like about these cars is that they are mostly a breeze to fix.

I have been driving Crown Vics and Grand Marquis for over 30 years. Most reliable cars ever made. I currently have a 2006 with 387,000 miles on it, still has the original engine and transmission. Unfortunately, it is (was) white, and about half the white paint has peeled off. I've been driving it for 11 years, with almost no problems. About 10 months ago, I found a like new, one owner, 2007 model with 36,000 miles on it. I am a recently retired mechanic, and I gave it a good going over. The only thing I found wrong was it needed new wipers. They had just put new tires and brake pads on it. The bottom was as clean as the top. It literally looked brand new, inside and out. And the seller had a stack of maintenance receipts for it. I paid $10,000 cash for it, no taxes, no fees of any kind. I'm going to drive the 2006 until the engine fails, then keep it for a parts car for the 2007. I've taken a few highway trips in the 2007, but have avoided putting stop and go miles on it. I routinely get 30+ mpg on the highway at 65 mph with the cruise control on. It has a range of over 400 miles. I worked for a city fleet services department for 37 years. That's where I learned how reliable these cars are, and how easy to work on they are. I have all the tools necessary to work on them, and I know them inside and out, top to bottom.

Is it normal for the throttlebody light to come on and then go off at startup

Oh, my favorite car to rent whenever I could! This vehicle is what Detroit's big three ALWAYS did well: comfortable long-distance durable vehicles. Between GM''s Caprice platform and Ford's Panther platform, every police car and taxi for a while was one or the other. Rear-wheel drive meant these vehicles could handle serious police incidents better than front-wheel drive vehicles could (being nose-heavy). Today this particular style is carried by the Dodge Charger, which is built along these lines. Ironic, isn't it? Chrysler's last "big" sedan was the Dodge St. Regis/Plymouth Fury/Chrysler Newport, which were discontinued in 1981, surrendering to Ford & GM. Now both of those manufacturers have abandoned that market, leaving Chrysler to swoop in with a great design.

2016 Dodge Durango Limited, 43,255 miles

That jeep is in wonderful condition

Glad you got this older Jeep Grand Cherokee with the Top of the line Limited with soft leather interior in it don't see too many older jeeps that are in good condition like this

My parents used to have two of them one was white the other one was gray

What the readers say

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hate the front end of the 03-05 models but its still a great car

I have a 2010 Jeep Wrangler Islander just like this one. However, mine doesn't have an aftermarket grill on it. It's my 2nd vehicle. My first car was a 2005 Dodge Magnum SXT in Midnight Blue. I loved that car and I miss it so much. Sadly in September, I had to junk it, because the brakes were shot and the frame was starting to rust. So, the Magnum was a goner. The Jeep I have is the replacement to my Magnum. It was once my Dad's Jeep and he bought it brand new in Spring of 2010. I was 17 years old at the time. The only changes I've ever done to the Jeep was putting a brand new top on it a month ago. The original top had finally given out. I have this exact BestTop top on my Jeep. It does have very high mileage. 259,000 miles. The Jeep was built in February 2010. It still has the original engine, original transmission and original starter. But, it's still running and driving like a champ.

2014 Lexus RX350, 50,447 miles

'05 Grand Marquis are so nice and smooth, love that ride!

Where is the AUX input?

Hello, what is the price for this car?

I miss coupes. Caddy doesn’t have a 2 door anymore. Back in 2013 my then boss had a CTS Coupe that had been modded with a larger supercharger and some other goodies. I get that things change, but I am not ready to give up on coupes. And I know they for some reason call some 4 doors coupes. I mean 2 door cars. In the 70s my mom had an Electra 225 2 door that had room for 6 people, it was 19 feet long! Now most coupes don’t even have room for 4 adults.

Glad you got another Gem with low miles what's missing on this particular model is the steering wheel controls for the radio and climate controls for fan speed and also the temperature controls