
Is Jeep discontinuing the Cherokee? Unfortunately for fans of the vehicle, the Jeep Cherokee is being discontinued after almost 50 incredible years due to low sales. Learn more about Jeep discontinued models, other reasons why the Jeep Cherokee is being discontinued, and more below! If you are still interested in a Jeep Cherokee, be sure to check out our new Cherokee inventory, and utilize our Jeep Cherokee specials for greater savings.
The Jeep Cherokee started as a two-door SUV based on the Wagoneer in 1974, and got a redesign as a unibody platform is 1984. In 2001, the Jeep Cherokee went on hiatus until 2001 due to the Jeep Liberty meeting the market. However, the Liberty failed to meet the success of the Jeep Cherokee, and the Cherokee returned to meet the compact SUV market.
However, over the last decade, the Cherokee SUVs slowly dropped in sales number while other models such as the Jeep Wrangler or the Jeep Grand Cherokee rose in popularity. There also is talksa bout Jeep eventually retiring the Cherokee name altogether due to talks with the Cherokee nation. However, Shelby and Ashland drivers shouldn’t worry too much, as Jeep is still one of the largest midsize SUV segments in the world. Keep an eye on Jeep for cool retro vehicles complete with excellent utility abilities and grit.
Right now, the closest vehicle to match the Jeep Cherokee is the spectuculatly constructed Jeep Grand Cherokee, a vehicle that is still in production until 2024. The biggest difference between the two vehicles is the Jeep Grand Cherokee is a midsize SUV and the Jeep Cherokee is a small crossover vehicle. If you are looking for smaller SUVs within the Jeep inventory, be sure to check out the Jeep Compass or the Jeep Renegade to enjoy a similar yet different effect.
If you would like to learn more about our Jeep vehicles, be sure to visit us at Spitzer Motors of Mansfield CDJR whenever you find yourself in the Galion area. Talk with our finance center and apply for financing today to get the process started!