2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee consumer reviews

Great ride indeed! I would like to buy this car, once I can get a good deal. I think it is a great ride!

This car is my life! All 4 tires less than a year old, brakes recently replaced, everything in working order. Runs smooth and fast.

I had to trade mine in after owning it 10 years. It was used with under 50k miles on it when I purchased it and when I turned it in, had almost 126k mi. This car got me through everything. I had very little to no problems with it up until I decided it need to be traded in. This car served me very well the last decade. It had a terrible beige interior, but the heated seats were a godsend in the winter. The 4x4 got me through some rough terrain and snowstorms. The multi-CD feature was great for when it was relevant and for it's hayday, I am sure had a very attractive interior style. I loved opening the moon roof on summer nights. I hauled several things with all the space in the back. I have a newer car now and if it is half as good to me as my GC was, I will be grateful.

It has had several significant problems including, but not limited to, brakes, drive train, electrical (and the list goes on...). Our JEEP is a 1999 model (not 2004)....

This vehicle has literally been my best friend! I never had an issue with the vehicle and the car has gotten me to point A to B. It might not be the most stylish car, however, the Jeep is a beast! Great car!!!!

Had this car for 8 years. Had engine trouble around 120000 miles that required some work. Otherwise, no difficulties throughout my ownership. Great power.

This care has been very reliable, seats are comfortable front and back with plenty of leg room. Will make a great car for anyone.

This is a great car, powerful four wheel drive an handles and rides like a smooth riding car nice cool air conditioning and nice warm heat, driving down the road in a heated leather seat

Spacious, rides smooth and very customizable. All the ruggedness you would expect from the Jeep brand with all the comfort of a larger SUV (Denali, Tahoe, etc)

11.5 mpg on the freeway - a bit better than a bus. Front end rebuild cost $1600, front brakes $420, rusted transmission pan $270, broken manifold bolts? Invested in a gas station to offset operating costs. Other than that it's a great car to show off in and prove to the world that you've arrived and don't value your money!