In its effort to replace the aged Cherokee, Jeep has come up with a compact sport utility vehicle in Liberty's persona. The Liberty is a product of Jeep's more than 60 years of craftsmanship introduced in the spring of 2001. This compact SUV provides enjoyment and fun for someone who loves driving around as it takes the place of either a car or a wagon. It can accommodate up to five people and have them sit comfortably.

 

When it comes to off-road capability, Jeep Liberty is dead serious. A revving V6 engine powers up its drive. After all, it's the test of a real performance car. Introduced to the market in 2001, significant improvements have braced Liberty in respect with its on-road stability. Its three trims; the Sport, Limited, and Renegade each come with new amenities. A host of new equipment features are highlighted for this year. 2004 Jeep Liberty sets available a tire-pressure monitor, hands-free cell phone link, and an AM/FM/CD player that allows one to drive around while listening to a soothing music of his choice. All of Liberty's trims are available in two- and four-wheel-drive and enjoys a package of new colors.

 

Of course, safety will never be left in such haste. 2004 Liberty bears dual front airbags, belt alert function, antilock brakes, curtain side airbags, a new tire-pressure monitor, and limited slip rear differential. Refinement, practicality, affordability, agility, and road capability--these are the values that Liberty roots from its heritage.