Jeep grand cherokee, is 94000 miles a lot??

Question

it is a 51 reg and 3.1 diesel, does anyone know mpg?

Answer 1

In short, yes- they are seriously fault prone, the Grand Cherokee models eat auto gearboxes with alarming regularity, and are awfully heavy on fuel; expect an average of 22mpg.

Useful info here;

http://www.honestjohn.co.uk/carbycar/ind...

There are far better vehicles around.

Answer 2

i have a friend with a 3.1 D that has almost 800,000 on it and it still purrs like a kitten, since the rpm's dont run as high as a gas motor does they have a longer life span. as for the mpg's thats all on you and how heavy your foot is.

Answer 3

it depends on how old the car is. for example if it is only a year old then definately!! but if it is like 10 - 12 years old not really.

Answer 4

94k on a diesel?  No thats not a lot, particularly if it has been maintained.  Claims have been made of 43 mpg.  Check out the site in the source section.

Answer 5

I think its not much, but if your car is old or if it is going to need a lot of work, don't invest in it.  

Answer 6

Depends how old it is.  Average mileage is 12,000 per year.

Answer 7

Mine is a 95 with 108,000 and it runs great,but I have also maintained it carefully. At 94,000 it should go another 50K easily if you take care of it. On the upside, I love driving my Jeep. On the downside, it guzzles gas (15 average, 20 if only hwy) and maintaining the thing is spendy. I only use it for road trips. If you need something to commute go witha non-hybrid, high mileage car.