Showing
162,399 miles; powered by the robust 2,987cc turbo diesel; five-speed automatic
gearbox; chunky off-road tyres, a tow bar, roof-mounted LED beacons; , it has a
distinctly imposing presence; aircon
Few
modern 4x4s combine luxury, towing ability and sheer presence quite as
effectively as the Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland CRD. Equally at home cruising
the motorway, towing heavy loads or tackling rough terrain, the Grand Cherokee
established itself as one of the most capable premium off-roaders of its
generation.
First registered in June 2007, this
Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland CRD Auto is powered by the robust 2,987cc turbo
diesel engine coupled to a five-speed automatic gearbox, a combination well
known for delivering effortless torque and relaxed long-distance cruising.
Showing 162,399 miles.
The current V5C records
just three former keepers, while the accompanying history file is particularly
impressive. Included are the V5C, an MOT valid until June 2027, two previous MOT
certificates, the original handbook, a selection of invoices and no fewer than
18 service stamps, providing reassuring evidence of regular maintenance over the
years.
Visually, this Jeep has a suitably
purposeful appearance. Fitted with chunky off-road tyres, a tow bar,
roof-mounted LED beacons and some decidedly unsubtle security decals, it has a
distinctly imposing presence and looks ready for work. Whether employed as a tow
vehicle, estate vehicle, site transport or simply a practical family 4x4, it is
certainly not a machine likely to go unnoticed.
The Jeep was driven to the sale and it has been starting and driving
exactly as expected during its time with us for photography and video duties.
Inside, the cabin remains a pleasant place to spend time, with the air
conditioning reported to be functioning nicely—a welcome feature during the
recent spell of hot weather.
Combining strong
diesel performance, low ownership, extensive service history and impressive
practicality, this Grand Cherokee Overland offers a huge amount of vehicle for
the money. Equally capable of towing, off-road duties or simply providing a
commanding daily drive, it appears to be a well-maintained and highly versatile
example of Jeep's flagship 4x4.
Contact:
david.tassell@brightwells.com