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Jeep Cherokee Handling Pros and Cons
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2015 Subaru Outback Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh The Outback handles more like a car than the typical crossover, so I initially considered listing handling among the reasons to buy one. But it handles less like a car than, well, a car. Compared to the Legacy it feels oddly high, and as if it might get tippy in... Comparison vehicle: 2015 Jeep Cherokee |
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Why I am glad I went with the new Cherokee? 2014 Jeep Cherokee Pros and Cons japajew I absolutely love the way this thing drives. This thing very much handles like a car and a lot less like an SUV. It has me avoiding the interstate and taking back roads to get home whenever I can. Sport mode is a great feature to have. As far as... |
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2014 Jeep Cherokee Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh Compared to the relatively sporty Escape and Forester, the Cherokee feels much larger and heavier, partly because it is significantly heavier (4,044 lbs. vs. 3,732 and 3,624). In quick turns the Jeep can feel clumsy as it plows toward the outside curb despite the intervention (with AWD) of a torque... Comparison vehicle: 2013 GMC Terrain |
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