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Jeep only makes SUVs, but it has plenty of them for you to choose from. So, whether you want something rugged enough to ford streams and climb mountains, or a more luxurious and family-friendly car, it has something to suit you.

Despite its all-American ...

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11 Jeep used car reviews

Used Jeep Avenger 2023-present

The Jeep Avenger isstylish, good to drive and cheap to run, but Jeep’s poor reliability record gives reason forconcern as a used buy.

Used Jeep Cherokee 2014-present

The Cherokee keeps the Jeep tradition alive as far as off-road motoring goes. It’s not so good on-road, though

Used Jeep Cherokee 4x4 1993 - 2001

Lots of kudos but it's poor in too many areas

Used Jeep Cherokee 4x4 2001 - 2008

It's a great off-road workhorse, but it's also unrefined and uneconomical

Used Jeep Compass 2007-2014

Plenty of space and some off-road ability differentiate the Jeep Compass from its soft roader rivals; early ones are very cheap now.

Used Jeep Compass 2017-present

The Jeep Compass looks good and has impressive off-road credentials, but its poor road manners and noisy engines mean it's ultimately off the pace

Used Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4 1999 - 2005

It's great if you want an off-roader, but more road-focused 4x4s show up its limitations

Used Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4 2005 - 2010

It looks the part and is great off-road, but the interior and ride let it down

Used Jeep Renegade 2015-present

The Jeep Renegade offers distinctive styling and decent practicality, but most rivals make it feel slightly agricultural

Jeep only makes SUVs, but it has plenty of them for you to choose from. So, whether you want something rugged enough to ford streams and climb mountains, or a more luxurious and family-friendly car, it has something to suit you.

Despite its all-American image, Jeep is actually owned by manufacturing giant Stellantis, meaning Jeeps often share parts with cars from other models; the entry-level Avenger, for example, has plenty in common with the Peugeot 2008 and Vauxhall Mokka.

However, perhaps the most widely recognised Jeep is the Wrangler, a model that has a dedicated fan base and which closely resembles the original Jeep which saw service in World War 2.

Despite that rugged heritage, it is embracing its all-electric future with battery-powered versions of the Avenger and the Compass family SUV.

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Jeep only makes SUVs, but it has plenty of them for you to choose from. So, whether you want something rugged enough to ford streams and climb mountains, or a more luxurious and family-friendly car, it has something to suit you.

Despite its all-American image, Jeep is actually owned by manufacturing giant Stellantis, meaning Jeeps often share parts with cars from other models; the entry-level Avenger, for example, has plenty in common with the Peugeot 2008 and Vauxhall Mokka.

However, perhaps the most widely recognised Jeep is the Wrangler, a model that has a dedicated fan base and which closely resembles the original Jeep which saw service in World War 2.

Despite that rugged heritage, it is embracing its all-electric future with battery-powered versions of the Avenger and the Compass family SUV.

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