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Old Nov 24, 2011 | 11:22 AM
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My old man has had both the Cherokee and Grand Cherokee, both were petrol versions.

His preference was the Cherokee because it was more robust than the Grand Cherokee, his Grand ate tyres and brakes for fun also the front diff decided to munch itself up resulting in a very hefty bill (even at mates rates) thats when he sold it and went back to Land Rover for another Discovery.

Agree with Mark RS about them being thirsty and the values dropping like a stone.
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