Used Jeep Cherokee for sale near Tuttle, OK under $30,000

I love my Cherokee overall. This is my 3rd one. Sadly I've noticed the quality slipping. Jeep no longer provides a spare tire - WHAT? The floor mats are now of lesser quality and no longer have the Jeep emblem embroidered on them. The transmission is still a little iffy but not as bad as my '15. The tail lights fill with condensation but the dealership tells me it is normal to do so - WHAT? Additionally you're never gonna be able to find a V6 anymore. I had to go down a year to a '22 in order to get one. They are pushing EVs and Hybrids. All this being said I'm still Jeep girl and still love my Cherokee.

As a recent transplant to Oklahoma, I was nervous about finding a trustworthy service station for my 2014 Ford Focus, especially with my extended warranty nearing its expiration. I decided to give Joe Cooper Ford in Yukon a shot, and I’m so glad I did! The incredible team of Lauren Caudal and Don Randall went above and beyond, battling my warranty provider to ensure they honored the necessary repairs. When the dust settled, a $4,769 bill was reduced to just $165 out of my pocket. My car was back to perfect, and I was thrilled! Fast forward seven months, and my Focus started having electrical issues. I returned to Joe Cooper, where Don and Lauren were quick to assess the problem. They warned me it could be a minor fix or something major. They started by replacing the TCM, which was covered by an expiring Ford recall—talk about timing! When that didn’t solve the issue, Ryan Dempsey, who I’m convinced is the electrician equivalent of an elite special forces operative, stepped in. He immediately pinpointed a faulty fuse hidden deep under the battery. A few hours later, my car was fixed, and the cost? Nothing but a handshake from Don! Joe Cooper Ford’s team is professional, honest, and relentless in ensuring their customers are taken care of. Whether it’s fighting warranty battles or tackling tricky electrical issues, they’ve earned my trust for life. If you’re in Yukon and need auto service, this is the place to go!

I have a 2018 Cherokee latitude plus. More than 140k miles. Very nice SUV. I think most of this bad reviews are not fair. I will buy a new one in the near future.

Larry Lockett my salesman and Jamal the finance manager were phenomenal. All my question were answered and they helped me tremendously on the financing of the car I purchased. These two gentlemen were able to keep me from going to another dealership as I west to Post Oak first and I usually don’t stay with the first dealership I go. Thank you Larry and Jamal you rock! ( Actually the whole team rocks!)

I like this car a lot. I gave up a lot of interior space when I traded in my Journey for the Cherokee and the ride is not quite as smooth along with less gas milage but every other way it is far superior. Love the 4x4 and how it handles in snow. The interior design is very nice as is the exterior design. More sleek. It is still a nice comfortable ride, especially on the highway. It is much more reliable than my last car. The seat and steering wheel warmers are an extremely nice touch. Yea, I like the Jeep Cherokee very much.

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Overall, pretty decent car. As professional reviews will note, the transmission is a little finicky, but nothing over the top. Learn to work with it, it works with you. Bought this car used last year with 68k and I drive a lot, so I've already put 30k on it. Handling wise, this works great, even in the snow (FWD, not 4x4). Good cargo room, and room for the kiddo's carseat. Now, this is a Jeep, and hasn't been without issue. The front struts have been replaced, probably as part of my driving style and the rough roads in my area. Part of the bumper got pulled off a while back, not a big deal. Mechanically, decently sound, the car has thrown a few check engine lights but for non-issues. It had an issue a while back where it would turn off or restart on its own when stopping (not to be confused with the auto-stop, which is annoying but can be turned off, this car would just flat out turn off), but that fixed itself. Developed an engine tick that does appear in Jeeps, but that has also righted itself. As such, no major maintenance has needed to be done besides my struts. So all in all, it works. If you're in a situation like mine, yeah, buy the 2019.

I bought my 2019 Cherokee new in July 2019. I have had it for 4 and a half years now and I have had no problems at all. I have over 61k miles on it. I do worry about the warranty being up that something might happen but it has not given me any issues so I shouldn't really be letting it bother me. This is the longest I have had a vehicle. I usually keep a car and trade it in around 3 years but I have loved driving this car so much that I have no desire in letting it go. I hate that Jeep is no longer producing more of these.

Purchased new in 2015. Have only done 1 repair in 129k, which was fixing oil leak at oil filter housing. Solid car, great in rain and snow. Thoroughly enjoy this car