Considering buying Cherokee classic but is the asking price to high?
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Considering buying Cherokee classic but is the asking price to high?
hi guys, I’m considering buying a 2000 Cherokee classic, I’ve been searching for one in this good of condishion for a wile but the price seems high. I’ll post the ad details and pictures below and tell me what you think. Asking price is 8900$ CAD
“2000 Jeep Cherokee Classic. Rust free and is in incredible shape! 91,000 ORIGINAL kilometres! 3 inch skyjacker lift, full leaf packs. Flow master 40 muffler. Rugged ridge weather tech floor mats. Brand new 30 inch General Grabber AT2 tires. Front sway bar quick disconnects. PIAA lights on front grill. Always kept clean, never seen mud! This is a very rare Jeep for the year! Reason for selling is that I'm going to school and in need of a car. $8900 OBO.
“2000 Jeep Cherokee Classic. Rust free and is in incredible shape! 91,000 ORIGINAL kilometres! 3 inch skyjacker lift, full leaf packs. Flow master 40 muffler. Rugged ridge weather tech floor mats. Brand new 30 inch General Grabber AT2 tires. Front sway bar quick disconnects. PIAA lights on front grill. Always kept clean, never seen mud! This is a very rare Jeep for the year! Reason for selling is that I'm going to school and in need of a car. $8900 OBO.
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i spoke with the owner he said he hasn’t had any issues with the head nor does he know of any previous problems. What do you recommend for a replacement head?
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The thing is there may be no problem now but they are prone to failing. Here is a link that has a lot of good info.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/00-...erview-118922/
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/00-...erview-118922/
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conversion is about $7100 US
KBB and Nada put it around $6000
so it is high but not obscene for being rust free with new tires and only 55K miles
KBB and Nada put it around $6000
so it is high but not obscene for being rust free with new tires and only 55K miles
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warning signs for sure but if it is just a well taken care of Jeep and is in the condishion he says it’s in what’s your thoughts on the price. Also I live in eastern Canada it’s rare to find one up here with low kilometres and zero rust, I know the blue book is significantly less but I’ve looked at jeeps online all across Canada and the price seems on the high end but not outrages.
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warning signs for sure but if it is just a well taken care of Jeep and is in the condishion he says it’s in what’s your thoughts on the price. Also I live in eastern Canada it’s rare to find one up here with low kilometres and zero rust, I know the blue book is significantly less but I’ve looked at jeeps online all across Canada and the price seems on the high end but not outrages.
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I love XJ's and that one is very handsome. However, I think the asking price is way too high.
It looks to me like the guy is trying to recover his investment in parts and time... and that's just not how this works.
It looks to me like the guy is trying to recover his investment in parts and time... and that's just not how this works.