Give 4X4 Driving a Go - Test Drive a Jeep Cherokee Today

Whilst looking for a new 4X4 vehicle, it occurredconsiderably powerful diesel engine.
to me that the market had become saturatedThe first impressions were more of confusion
with similar vehicles all vying for the same spotsthan a clear positive or negative persuasion. If
on everybody's driveways. Ever since the 4X4you have spent your entire driving career in
explosion in popularity during the nineties (wherehatchbacks, saloons and the occasional roadster,
they ceased to represent a rugged, pastoralthe feeling of stepping up into a high driving
existence and became an indicator of wealth andpositioned vehicle is strange and rather
privilege) the vast proportion of cardisconcerting. Although only a matter of inches
manufacturers have offered their ownhigher than a regular car, driving the Jeep
interpretation of what they consider to be theCherokee gave me a disconcerting sense of
ultimate 4X4.vertigo. After half an hour or so of coursing round
Up until I was handed the keys to one, I hadcountry lanes and a couple of dual carriageways
never seriously considered owning a 4X4, as Ithis odd feeling gave way to a sense of
generally prefer feeling closer to the tarmac and aroad-mastery. The sheer size of the Jeep
little less surrounded by metal. However, I wasCherokee does give you a genuine sense of
asked to test drive a new Jeep Cherokee andowning the road, which in less mature hands could
found myself enjoying the experience immensely.lead to mischief, but all it gave me was a sense
The model I tested was the new Jeep Cherokeeof control.
Jeep Cherokee 2.8 CRD Limited; complete with a