2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4WD Reviews at DealTime
The Jeep Grand Cherokee hands down is the most comfortable ride when compared to the Toyota 4Runner, Mitsubishi Montero Sport, Hyundai Santa Fe, Toyota Highlander(seems to be more like a mini-van than an SUV), Ford Explorer, Mazda Tribute, Chevrolet Trailblazer, Chevrolet Tahoe, the list goes on.
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In true Jeep style, the Grand Cherokee Overland model offers as much functional content as it does unique appearance. This top-of-the-line model offers as standard new rain-sensitive front windshield wipers and side air bag curtains. It also features the award-winning Quadra Drive(R) system, which combines the Quadra Trac II(R) transfer case and Vari-Lok(TM) axles for the ultimate in capability. Utilizing a rain sensor attached to the windshield, Grand Cherokee offers rain-sensitive front windshield wipers for 2002. When the front windshield wiper control is turned to "AUTO," the wiper system automatically activates when it rains. Jeep has a long tradition of integrating safety into every vehicle-and the Grand Cherokee is no exception. New for 2002, available side curtain air bags provide head protection for both front and rear outboard occupants. Jeep Grand Cherokee offers a new tire pressure monitoring system in 2002. Sensors mounted in the valve stem of each tire, including the spare, transmit information to the overhead con-sole. A warning message displayed on the overhead console alerts the driver when the tire pressure exceeds or falls below the set thresholds. In addition, the 2002 Grand Cherokee offers adjustable brake and accelerator pedals. Using a switch conveniently located on the instrument panel, drivers can move the pedals three inches rearward of the standard pedal position to allow drivers with shorter legs to sit more com-fortably with the steering wheel. The pedal position is incorporated into the "his-and-hers" memory settings, along with the seat position, radio station selections and mirror settings on equipped vehicles. Only Jeep Grand Cherokee prevents the pedals from moving when the vehicle is in reverse or when using cruise control, for the safety of the occupants.
cars.com: 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summary
Last redesigned for the 1999 model year, the top-of-the-line model from DaimlerChrysler's Jeep division has been the highest-volume seller. Bigger than the new Liberty, the four-door Jeep Grand Cherokee competes against the Chevrolet TrailBlazer, Ford Explorer, Toyota 4Runner and other midsize models, as well as luxury SUVs like the Infiniti QX4 and Lexus RX 300.
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Review, Prices, Photos: New Car Test Drive
Jeep's Grand Cherokee was one of the forerunners to the current SUV craze, and it's been around long enough-a decade now-that you might think of it as old news. Nothing could be farther from the truth.
2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee
The current Grand Cherokee retains its trademark slightly slab-sided look, which has always made this Jeep one of the most handsome SUVs in a crowded segment. There's no mistaking it for something else. The current model is three inches longer than pre-1999 versions but rides on the same wheelbase. A surprisingly tight turning circle adds to the Jeep's spirited, nimble feel when maneuvering in close-quarters. But the reality is that it's a big, heavy truck. In most street driving conditions, the Grand Cherokee drives like a truck, with a tall, body-rolling ride. Off-road, or driving down a bumpy, rutted rural lane, it feels controlled and steady. It feels more buttoned down, more maneuverable, and more fun to drive than your neighbor's (pre-2002) Explorer. Steering is quick but isolated, despite sophisticated tuning of the front engine cradle and front suspension and steering component mounts. When you turn the wheel you can't feel how much the front tires want to slip on pavement. You don't really steer the Grand Cherokee as much as guide it. But that's the same for all of the top-selling sport-utilities.
2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee - Overview - November 2002
For 2003, Jeep engineers have further refined the flagship of the brand - giving Jeep Grand Cherokee an even better ride, improved brake feel and lower steering effort as part of the Chrysler Group's continuous improvement process. The 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee's suspension features reduced pressure shocks for improvements in overall ride comfort. Reduced brake pedal effort allowing shorter stopping distances during braking maneuvers was accomplished by increasing the master cylinder output pressure for a "lighter" brake pedal feel. New brake calipers for 2003 complement lighter brake pedal feel, providing smoother and more linear braking. Jeep has a long tradition of integrating safety into every vehicle, and the Grand Cherokee leads the way with several industry firsts. For 2003, the Grand Cherokee is equipped with the LATCH (Lower Anchors and Tethers for CHildren) system for mounting the new generation of aftermarket infant child seats. Available ceiling-mounted side curtain air bags offer additional head protection for both front and rear outboard occupants. When first launched as a 1993 model, Grand Cherokee offered the world's first standard driver-side air bag in a sport-utility vehicle.
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