Sunday, December 23, 2012

2008 Jeep Liberty Limited AWD


Series, we find the Command Trac system time, shift on the fly (2 lines of reporting). Optionally, you can replace it with the Select Trac system permanently engaged and active torque distribution. In both cases, a Dana 30 axle is installed at the front and another signed Jeep is used to connect the rear wheels.
In addition to choosing the 4WD system that best suits their needs, buyers can opt for a six-speed manual transmission or a four-speed automatic electronically controlled. Warning: your choices will affect the transmission and axle ratios could limit your tire options. The final report of the automatic transmission is 2, 57:1, while the manual is 2, 69:1. I will not go further into details, but know that the six-speed gearbox is more suitable for those who want to face tough off-road conditions.
Test Drive this Jeep Liberty Limited has been really nice, thanks in leather seats and rolling flexible enough (at least for a Jeep). Part of my off-road evaluation was limited to a few trails and hills of the region. Good suspension travel provides a great flexibility during maneuvers, while the door-to-short overhangs lead down steep hills without hitting the bottom before arriving. I laughed when I repeated the exercise with one of my friends who had never known anything other than paved roads. You should have seen his eyes scared and hands clutching the seat belt when I plunged into a rocky descent. Twisting!
It is not everyone who is looking for a 4x4 and acrobat as radical as the Wrangler, so for those who want to walk in a more or less large Jeep, Liberty is an interesting alternative. If you still envy the Wrangler to its removable hood, you'll be delighted to know that Jeep offers the Sky Slider option, that is to say, a canvas roof that slides to release the entire cockpit. Personally, I prefer the regular hardtop with glass panel.
One option that I have not had time to explore in depth, the MyGig multimedia system with 20 GB hard drive can store up to 1500 MP3/WMA/JPEG comprising a receiver and SIRIUS Satellite Radio. All functions can be controlled using voice or via the touch screen. My brief experience with this system proved to be quite friendly, so do not get discouraged if you're not keen on technology.
Ultimately, the 2008 Jeep Liberty perfectly fulfills its role as a utility all-terrain more comfortable than the Wrangler and designed for drivers who want more driving confidence when the situation gets a little (I think including the famous Snow hems). Liberty is almost as proficient as his legendary brother but oh how much more civilized!
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