cars.com: 2006 Jeep Liberty Summary
Jeep's Liberty sport utility vehicle can have either a V-6 gasoline engine or four-cylinder diesel power. To carry on the Jeep tradition of offroad excellence, two four-wheel-drive systems are available.
2002-04 Jeep Liberty Prices & Review
Jeep Liberty: Standard four-wheel disc brakes were the main 2003 addition to Jeep's midlevel SUV. Chrome 17-inch wheels were newly optional for the Limited Edition, in place of the Liberty's standard 16s. Sport, Renegade, and Limited Edition models were offered. Renegades had unique appearance features, including a roof light bar, "bolt-on-look" fender arches, and special alloy wheels. As before, the Liberty Sport came with a 150-horsepower four-cylinder engine.
JS Online: Auto review: 2005 Jeep Liberty
But doggone it, the new Jeep Liberty diesel is an endearing little beast. Maybe it's the thought of that promise of good fuel economy, or perhaps its reputation as one of the more capable off-road SUVs. With a few other options, including a power sunroof, cruise control, an alarm system and lighted vanity mirrors, the $21,310 Liberty Sport diesel topped out at $25,970. As SUVs go nowadays, that's not an outrageous price. Just don't expect to get a discount.
Jeep Liberty Renegade car reviews (acarplace)
Pushing the Jeep Liberty Sport in sharp turns tended to result in some noise and moderate understeeer, giving indications of being near the limits without crossing them. In short, the Liberty Sport behaves very well under hard cornering, providing good feedback without losing control.
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