What is a 1997 Jeep Cherokee Laredo worth?

What is a 1997 Jeep Cherokee Laredo worth?

1997 Jeep Cherokee trade-in prices range from $321 – $2,821. Get a more accurate value for your car with the Edmunds appraisal tool.

What is the difference between a Jeep Cherokee and a Jeep Laredo?

The primary difference between these two trims is that more advanced technology is available on the Limited than on the Laredo. However, most of this tech comes as add-on options, so that drivers can pick and choose the premium technology features they want.

What is the difference between a Jeep Grand Cherokee and a Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo?

2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee models come in your choice of rear- or four-wheel-drive, depending on your specific needs. While 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo models are available with Quadra-Trac I® four-wheel-drive, Limited trim models come with the more advanced Quadra-Trac II® system.

What engine is in a 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee?

4.0 L 6-cylinder
5.2 L V8
1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee/Engine

How many MPG does a 1997 Jeep Cherokee get?

Up to 14 city / 20 highway1997 Jeep Cherokee / MPG

What is the Laredo package?

The Laredo edition comes with cloth low-back bucket seats, while the Limited edition features leather-trimmed bucket seats. The Limited edition has a heated steering wheel. 17-in. aluminum wheels are standard with the Laredo package.

Is a Jeep Cherokee a V6?

The Jeep Cherokee is a charming small SUV. Fitted with either one of its optional engines — a turbocharged four-cylinder or a V6 — the Cherokee is more fun to drive than you might expect.

What is the difference between Laredo and Laredo E?

In the interior, even Jeep’s standard Laredo comes equipped with steering-wheel mounted audio controls and dual-zone climate control. The Laredo E package adds the optional heated seats and steering wheel, if equipped. Both convenience features are favorites among Jeep owners.

How much HP does a 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee have?

190 to 220 hp1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee / Horsepower

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