Either, they're both have independent front suspensions, that's so
low this one's smashed up just loading it on the transport:
http://www.----------.com/cherokee/ Plus their ball Joints and wheel
break off:
http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------

"j.lef" wrote:
>
> Just wanted to know, if this makes sense or not. Still milling
> though the options on whether to go for the liberty or grand cherokee laredo
> 4wd. I got to sit in the 2005 cherokee but not drive it yet. The 2005 seat
> rails are longer this year, and the seat goes further back, giving more
> room. I am tall, with some"middle age ------", and wife is short, and it
> seems to fit us both. However we are not sure, if this is the car we can
> live with everyday till owning it for a while.
> So my question is this. Can after market products be purchased
> and installed after we decide after a while, that this is the car for us, or
> can it not be done.
> We are talking about skid plates, towing packages, grill
> protectors, roof racks etc. Or are these best purchased at time of purchase.
> This might also determine which vehicle we will get , do to price
> differences.
> Would aftermarket products, void warrantees?
>
> Also , one more comment, for anyone who cares about leather seating.
> We sat in a 2004 grand cherokee and a 2005 grand cherokee, both
> with leather(I know its a jeep, but nontheless we sat in the leather
> equipped ones, since thats all they had in stock). The 2004 seats were much
> plusher and at first more comfortable then the 2005.
> But then I read somewhere on line, and I cant find it again,
> that the pre 2005 cherokees made their seats very soft and plush, to give an
> instant good will kind of effect upon sitting on them, but that after
> driving awhile, they proved unsupportable, but you only found that out after
> driving after purchase. Thus they (chrysler) decided to change the
> configuration, while still using dual density foam underneath, have made the
> new seats(in the non leather also) much more supportable, for better
> handling and ergonomics. Anyone know about this?
>
> Much regards

 

Either, they're both have independent front suspensions, that's so
low this one's smashed up just loading it on the transport:
http://www.----------.com/cherokee/ Plus their ball Joints and wheel
break off:
http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------

"j.lef" wrote:
>
> Just wanted to know, if this makes sense or not. Still milling
> though the options on whether to go for the liberty or grand cherokee laredo
> 4wd. I got to sit in the 2005 cherokee but not drive it yet. The 2005 seat
> rails are longer this year, and the seat goes further back, giving more
> room. I am tall, with some"middle age ------", and wife is short, and it
> seems to fit us both. However we are not sure, if this is the car we can
> live with everyday till owning it for a while.
> So my question is this. Can after market products be purchased
> and installed after we decide after a while, that this is the car for us, or
> can it not be done.
> We are talking about skid plates, towing packages, grill
> protectors, roof racks etc. Or are these best purchased at time of purchase.
> This might also determine which vehicle we will get , do to price
> differences.
> Would aftermarket products, void warrantees?
>
> Also , one more comment, for anyone who cares about leather seating.
> We sat in a 2004 grand cherokee and a 2005 grand cherokee, both
> with leather(I know its a jeep, but nontheless we sat in the leather
> equipped ones, since thats all they had in stock). The 2004 seats were much
> plusher and at first more comfortable then the 2005.
> But then I read somewhere on line, and I cant find it again,
> that the pre 2005 cherokees made their seats very soft and plush, to give an
> instant good will kind of effect upon sitting on them, but that after
> driving awhile, they proved unsupportable, but you only found that out after
> driving after purchase. Thus they (chrysler) decided to change the
> configuration, while still using dual density foam underneath, have made the
> new seats(in the non leather also) much more supportable, for better
> handling and ergonomics. Anyone know about this?
>
> Much regards

 

Either, they're both have independent front suspensions, that's so
low this one's smashed up just loading it on the transport:
http://www.----------.com/cherokee/ Plus their ball Joints and wheel
break off:
http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------

"j.lef" wrote:
>
> Just wanted to know, if this makes sense or not. Still milling
> though the options on whether to go for the liberty or grand cherokee laredo
> 4wd. I got to sit in the 2005 cherokee but not drive it yet. The 2005 seat
> rails are longer this year, and the seat goes further back, giving more
> room. I am tall, with some"middle age ------", and wife is short, and it
> seems to fit us both. However we are not sure, if this is the car we can
> live with everyday till owning it for a while.
> So my question is this. Can after market products be purchased
> and installed after we decide after a while, that this is the car for us, or
> can it not be done.
> We are talking about skid plates, towing packages, grill
> protectors, roof racks etc. Or are these best purchased at time of purchase.
> This might also determine which vehicle we will get , do to price
> differences.
> Would aftermarket products, void warrantees?
>
> Also , one more comment, for anyone who cares about leather seating.
> We sat in a 2004 grand cherokee and a 2005 grand cherokee, both
> with leather(I know its a jeep, but nontheless we sat in the leather
> equipped ones, since thats all they had in stock). The 2004 seats were much
> plusher and at first more comfortable then the 2005.
> But then I read somewhere on line, and I cant find it again,
> that the pre 2005 cherokees made their seats very soft and plush, to give an
> instant good will kind of effect upon sitting on them, but that after
> driving awhile, they proved unsupportable, but you only found that out after
> driving after purchase. Thus they (chrysler) decided to change the
> configuration, while still using dual density foam underneath, have made the
> new seats(in the non leather also) much more supportable, for better
> handling and ergonomics. Anyone know about this?
>
> Much regards

 

Neither!

 

Neither!

 

Neither!