Jeep Liberty 2005Change

I have loved our jeep. The vehicle has high ceilings which allow for more storage space and comfort for taller individuals. The turn radius is fantastic! The biggest downside is the fuel economy...as with most SUVs

An honest, safe and reliable vehicle offering 4 doors and 5 full size seats. Great for couples with younger children. It also offers a full sized spare tire and plenty of room in the hatch for children's bikes, groceries and anything else really. Rear seats fold down fully in you need extra room for lumber or other large materials.

This is very solid and reliable car! It's an excellent investment if you want to drive in or outside the city. Great for trips, snow routes and easy to park.

THE GAS CONSUMPTION IS SOMEWHAT REASONABLE FOR AN SUV. I'VE HAD IT FOR ALMOST A YEAR AND I ALREADY CHANGE THE BRAKE PADS TWICE. THE DEALERSHIP SEEM TO TAKE ADVANTAGE ON PRICING PARTS AND LABOUR.

THE DRIVER'S SEAT IS NOT COZY IF YOU ARE A 6 FEET TALL.

With the trail rating and the option of 4x4, part-time 4x4 or 2 wheel rear drive, this vehicle is great for winter driving. Has a ton of space and a tight turning radius for zipping around town and parking lots.

Love this vehicle but its expensive to fix and horrible on gas. Great ride but it gets uncomfortable on long trips.

Bought this SUV brand new, it now has 87000 kms with nothing wrong with it so far. Is basic 4 wheel drive so rides a little rough but reliable, good looking SUV for a good price if your looking to save money.

expensive to fix when they break down but they don't break down to often, the ride is comfy and i find there is enough room for rmy famly of four to enjoy it no matter what we do or where we go, we camp and hunt alot and the jeep has never let us down or we have never gotten stuck anywhere with it

Great for city driving. Easy to park and manouver around tight spots. Very versatile if needed for transporting oversize items. Rear seats are easy to fold down for extra cargo room.

Great, roomy family vehicle. Good on gas and gets the job done! Stylish and reliable. 7 years old and still going strong.

We wanted a vehicle that we could use around town and take on rough trails while on our occasional camping and hiking trips.
The Jeep Liberty fits the bill. I didn't know what the 'Trail Rated' badge on the front fenders really meant until I checked it out. One look under the vehicle shows that this is more of a truck than a car. All the drive train and suspension components are 'heavy duty'. This makes for a bit of a rough ride, especially off road, but it also instills a confidence that this SUV will get you there, no matter what. Steering is quick and positive which takes some getting used to if you have never driven a Jeep before, but the 'Go-cart' feel can be an advantage when you have to make an emergency maneuver.
The strong 3.7 V6 motor gives an amazing 32 mpg (Imperial gallon), and the tough 4X4 transmission can pull you over almost any obstacle. Interior finish is sparse but functional... a trademark of Jeep.
All in all we are very happy with this vehicle, too bad they stopped producing them a couple of years ago.

Easy drive, great in winter, heats up quickly, comfortable, good traction control, great exterior style and good on gas

The 2005 Jeep Liberty offers a city friendly look, it's not big and boxy like you would expect a Jeep to be. But it is quite capable off road, and that, you would expect from the Jeep badge. The interior is very comfortable, but with the higher center of gravity you do tend to get a bumpier ride. They make excellent vehicles for our unpredictable weather all year round in Canada. I find you get great visibility in the Liberty because of the nearly vertical front windshield, and also the added bonus of a full size spare tire mounted to the back and the convenience of the rear window wiper.