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Subject I drove a GM vehicle for the first time in 15 years... check this out...

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I don't know if Jeep is GM or not, but I drive a 20 year old jeep cherokee 4x4 and it runs great, should go to about 300k miles.

New cars are junk.
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not GM

1944–1953: Willys-Overland
1953–1964: Kaiser-Jeep (calling themselves "Willys Motors")
1964–1970: Kaiser-Jeep
1970–1987: AMC (w/ Renault controlling production in 1986)
1987–1998: Chrysler
1998–2007: DaimlerChrysler AG
2007–2009: Chrysler LLC
2009–present: Chrysler Group LLC
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I'd love to know which year jeeps were the best built because I"m actually looking to pick up another one. Great cars built to last. No frills, not pretty or comfortable really, just a solid work horse which is good enough for me.
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As a car guy and former Jeep technician, I'd recommend a 1992 XJ Cherokee.  That was just about the best one ever made.
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1992? That year was significantly better then later years?

I appreciate any advice you can offer.

:hf:
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Original Message 2012 Chevy Traverse...
8,200 miles (rental car)

Nice Looking
Nicely Equipped
Had the ride of a dump truck
Transmission Slipped, hit the gas to pass and the engine surged, then the transmission would hunt for the proper gear...
Oh and I am not kidding about this.... It was burning oil...
White smoke at idle, just a little bit... stomp on the gas and POOF... a belch of white smoke, just for a second...

Are you GM fanboys really that stupid?

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