It was a Grand Cherokee rented to us because the Ridgeline was part of the airbag recall. We needed something that could tow, transport at least 5 people, and had covered cargo space. Literally the only thing rental companies had available was a Grand Cherokee. All of their pickup trucks were missing cappers, and we needed covered space for the dog.
You are such an infantile nigger, I want to slap you and your poorfag preferences.
Lol and a regular Cherokee would completely fufill those needs. There'd be no reason for the rental company to purchase a Grand Cherokee.
Insurancefag here, you can rent pretty much anything you fucking idiot. We routinely authorize rentals for BMWs, Mercs, Porsches, and other vehicles for our clients. A lot of them are dealing with clients and they have an image to maintain. A real estate agent selling a 3.4 million dollar home can't roll up in a fucking Camry, so we authorize a rental Merc to hold them over while we repair their owned/leased Merc.
Grand Cherokees are a dime a dozen you dense pleb, why do you think they're some kind of high end, expensive luxury vehicle?
>There'd be no reason for the rental company to purchase a Grand Cherokee.
except, you know, maybe to rent it? right?
I have a 2006 it says it was made in Japan right inside the door you twat
Idiot. It is made in at Toyota's Tahara, Aichi plant in Japan.
This is the main reason why it's better built than the Tacoma and Tundra. There is actual quality control over there.
My work limited was an absolute pile of shit. It was so awful I can't imagine myself ever buying another car made in America, Vette and viper excluded.
>offroad go buy a jeep
I dont understand why people only recommend jeeps. They simply do not have the reliability of a toyota. If it is a car that will be your daily driver where you would like the option of offroading from time to time a 4runner seems like a fine choice.
More reliable than a Jeep Wrangler, but also less fun, not as customizable, uglier and less capable